Comigo documentation
Comigo is an AI assistant that lives on your Mac. It looks at the screens, apps and audio you allow, works out which task you are on, and keeps a small set of task cards with short tips, explanations and next steps. You stay in charge: Comigo gives advice, it never clicks, types or sends anything for you.
Install & first launchDownload, open, grant permissions, pick a model.
Using ComigoTask canvas, suggestions, feedback, workflow and memories.
Models & creditsComigo credits, your own API key, or a local model.
Privacy & dataWhat stays on your Mac and what is sent, when.
MCP for developersGive Codex, Cursor, VS Code or Raycast read-only context.
Troubleshooting & FAQFixes for permissions, models, voice and more.
How Comigo works
- It notices. On the pace you choose, Comigo checks the allowed display. If nothing changed, it does nothing and spends nothing.
- It reads locally. Text on screen is read with Apple's on-device text recognition. Meeting and system audio are transcribed on your Mac with Whisper.
- It groups your work. Related activity across browsers, editors, documents and meetings is linked to one task, so advice follows the work, not the app.
- It helps. The AI model you picked writes short, specific advice for that task: an insight and a concrete next step, based on something visible.
- It learns from you. Rate, pin, dismiss or mark advice as done. Later suggestions follow what you found useful.
Everything Comigo remembers (tasks, observations, memories, conversations, settings) is stored in a local database on your Mac.
At a glance
| Platform | macOS on Apple silicon (M1 or newer) |
| Price | Free app. Use Comigo credits, your own OpenRouter, OpenAI or Anthropic key, or a free local model in LM Studio |
| Voice languages | English, Português (Brasil), Español |
| Version | 0.1.0 |
| Made by | AI2 Marketing |
Good to know. Comigo gives advice. Review anything it writes before you share it or act on it.