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Prism
Al Companion for macOS
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Al Companion for macOS
79 followers
Prism — The native macOS AI workspace with multi-provider chat, Prism Hosted, MCP registry and @-tools, Quick AI, browser automation, system-wide writing, study tools with linked quizzes and flash cards, file creation, and local-first privacy.
Prism
Hi Product Hunt community! 👋
I'm Aarav, the solo developer behind Prism, and I'm incredibly excited to share it with you all today.
What inspired me to build Prism?
Like many of you, I found myself constantly switching back and forth between different browser tabs just to use various AI models for coding, writing, and research. Web-based AI tools felt slow, clunky, broke my focus, and lacked any real integration with my Mac's operating system. I wanted a fast, native tool that fit perfectly into the macOS experience, but existing AI wrappers were either locked to a single model provider or felt like web views inside a container.
The problems I wanted to solve:
1. Multi-Model Access in one place: I wanted to switch between Anthropic (Claude), OpenAI (ChatGPT), Google (Gemini), Grok, Kimi, and local offline models (via Ollama) instantly under one beautiful, native SwiftUI interface.
2. True System-wide Utility: I wanted to quickly pull up AI without breaking my flow. So, I built a Spotlight-like Quick AI Panel (summoned instantly with Ctrl + Space), a system-wide writing assistant, project knowledge bases, and custom prompt templates.
3. Power-user Features: Beyond chat, I needed tools that competitors lacked—specifically Model Comparison Mode (sending a prompt to multiple models at once and synthesizing the best parts), local **browser automation** (Playwright/Puppeteer), and built-in study creators (quizzes and spaced repetition flashcards).
How Prism evolved during development
What started as a simple menu bar shortcut quickly turned into a deep OS-level productivity suite as I integrated developer tools (like the Prism CLI and IDE proxies). As I worked toward this launch, privacy became a top priority, leading me to build robust local-first privacy options, support for private offline models (Ollama & Apple Intelligence), and optional iCloud history sync.
Prism has a permanent free tier, an affordable hosted plan, and a Lifetime License (you can use code SPECIAL25OFF at checkout for 25% off during launch week!).
I’m actively shipping updates based on user feedback. I would love to hear what features you’d like to see next or how Prism can better fit into your day-to-day workflow. Please let me know what you think! 🚀
@aarav_goyal Congrats. For people who use Prism every day, what one task does it replace from your previous workflow? And what's one tiny improvement that would make Prism indispensable in that task?
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@swati_paliwal
Thanks for the support.
For daily users, the main task Prism replaces is the constant tab-switching and copy-pasting between your active workspace (like your IDE or writing app) and browser tabs for ChatGPT, Claude, or Perplexity. By bringing all providers into a unified local proxy and overlay, you can query models, test code, or rewrite text without breaking your flow.
As for the improvements to make it indispensable, I am currently working on:
Better Screen Context: Allowing Quick AI to automatically understand the visual context of what is on your screen, making your prompts instantly context-aware without manual copy-pasting.
Voice Live Agent: A live voice agent that lets you talk directly to your Mac and have it execute commands or automation tasks hands-free.
These additions will make the OS-level integration feel much more seamless.
Add please App and Cli into Homebrew
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@listepo Added this recently, thanks for the suggestion
The Quick AI Panel and multi-model switching feel like the strongest parts here. Having Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, Grok, Kimi, and local models in a native macOS flow could save a lot of context switching.