Name: Peki
Rating: 5.0 (2 reviews)

Peki puts AI agents in your Mac's menu bar. Give each a name, a face and a job: "every weekday at 9, brief me." Results land as sticky notes at the screen edge. Apple's on-device model by default, or Ollama, your API key or Claude Code. $39 once.

Peki is the first AI tool that actually lives where I work — the Mac menu bar — instead of a browser tab I have to remember to open. Each agent has a name, a face and one job, and that small design choice makes delegation feel natural: I tell one agent "brief me every weekday at 09:00" in plain language and the result is waiting as a sticky note on the Shelf. Calendar, Reminders and Mail integration means it answers from my real data, not guesses. And running on Apple's on-device models by default — with the option to plug in Claude, OpenAI, Gemini or a local Ollama/LM Studio model — is the right call: privacy without giving up capability. Permissions are visible per agent, so I always know what each one can read and change.

Being Apple-silicon + macOS 26 only limits who can try it. An iPhone companion to read agent results on the go, and a bit more visibility into what a scheduled job did while Peki was closed, would make it complete.

Browser-based assistants and shortcut/automation tools. They either can't see my local calendar, mail and files, or need a workflow to be built by hand for every task. Peki does scheduled, repeating work on its own and writes the output where I'll actually see it.

Peki

AI agents with faces in your Mac menu bar, on-device first

AI agents with faces in your Mac menu bar, on-device first

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