Your whole Mac, one sentence away.

Talk to your Mac. Clover moves windows, finds files, reads your screen and gets it done.

Hold ⌃⌥space or just say “Clover”

Go on, poke it.

This is Clover’s real box, on the same springs as the app.

Listeningflick me
Drag or swipe it away Pinch it small Hold space to talk

Say it like you’d say it to a friend.

No commands to learn. Simple things happen instantly, with no AI at all.

Code on my big screen, Chrome and Terminal on the laptop.

Done. Three windows, two displays.

Find my notes about the Tokyo trip.

Found Tokyo trip.md by what’s inside it, and opened it on your other screen.

Reply to this. Thursday works, send me a time.

Your reply is at the cursor. I never hit send.

When I say focus mode, close Slack and open my to-do list.

Got it. Next time, two words do all of that.

A whole assistant, not another chat window.

“copy that”“say that again”“thanks Clover”

Hands-free

Say “Clover”, ask, and keep talking. It reads answers aloud and chimes when it’s your turn.

Dictate anywhere

Hold fn, talk, let go. Your words land in any text field, cleaned up.

Sees your screen

Ask “where do I click?” and a ring lands on the exact spot.

Draws to explain

“Explain this and draw it” builds a labelled diagram right over your screen, one step at a time.

Works in the background

Big jobs run behind your apps while you keep working.

Any AI you already have

Your Claude or Google plan, your own key, or a model running on your own Mac.

Made for your trackpad.

Things follow your fingers, keep their speed when you let go, and you can catch them mid-air.

Flick it away

Two fingers sideways. A quick flick is enough.

Pinch it small

A tiny bar keeps the live steps while Clover works.

Pull it back

Two fingers down on the bar, or pinch out.

Force click to hear

Press harder on an answer and it reads aloud.

Swipe a card down

Agent cards and ideas go with two fingers.

Turn the page

Swipe through Settings and setup. The ends stretch.

Your voice never leaves your Mac.

Speech stays on device

Apple’s on-device speech turns your words into text. No account, no telemetry.

You choose how much it asks

Ask first, Auto, or Bypass. Every command it runs is in the log.

Some things stay off-limits

rm, sudo, disk tools and git push are blocked in every mode.

Free, and on your Mac in a minute.

macOS 26 or later, plus one AI: Claude Code, Antigravity, an API key or Ollama.

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/joinhackyard/clover/main/install.sh | bash

Prefer Nix? nix run github:joinhackyard/clover. Or build it yourself.