The best Raycast AI alternatives for Mac
Raycast AI alternatives for Mac: Koi, Alter, BoltAI, HeyClicky, VoiceOS and Siri AI. Who you can talk to, who takes your own keys, and what each costs.
Type to Koi
Koi's chat box drops out of the notch when you tap Control twice, in any app. Type a question, attach a picture or a PDF with +, a drop or a paste, and Koi answers in writing.
Start
Rather type than talk? Tap Control twice and a chat box drops out of the notch, over whatever you're in. Type, press Return, and Koi answers in writing right above where you type.
Files
Three ways to give Koi a file:
It reads pictures (PNG, JPEG, HEIC, WebP, GIF), PDFs, Word, rich text, Markdown and text files. Up to 5 go with a message. Nothing is sent unless you attach it.
Context
The chat box answers in writing. It doesn't click or type for you; for that, tap the call keys and ask out loud. It can work the teleprompter and your scheduled tasks.
Privacy
What you type, and the files you attach, go through our server to the AI provider to be answered. Our server keeps none of the files. Pictures are made smaller and documents are read as text on your Mac first. More on the privacy page.
Compared
Raycast has a full AI chat with many models, and Alfred can ask ChatGPT with your own key. Koi's chat box lives in the notch and opens with one key, anywhere. See Raycast AI and Alfred alternatives.
Try it
Koi is $20 a month or $7 for a first week, or Lifetime, paid once. See the plans, or how to type to Koi step by step.
Raycast AI alternatives for Mac: Koi, Alter, BoltAI, HeyClicky, VoiceOS and Siri AI. Who you can talk to, who takes your own keys, and what each costs.
Alfred alternatives for AI chat on Mac: Koi's chat box in the notch, Raycast AI, and Alfred's own AI workflow. What each costs and what it needs.
Koi for Mac is an AI that sees your screen. Tap two keys and ask out loud: it points, draws, rewrites text and clicks, but never pays, sends or deletes.
Give Koi a task and a time: the news every weekday at 8, five new words a day, a website checked for what's new. It runs on your Mac and the notch says when.
Support
Pro is $20 a month, or try a week for $7 first. Dictation and recorded calls are unlimited on every plan.