It notices.
You nod.
Nod is a buddy for your Mac. It connects the dots across your apps, has a hunch about what you need, and does the busywork once you give it the nod.
Private by default · nothing happens without your OK
Thursday at 2 might be double‑booked.
Three steps. The last one is yours.
1. It notices
Nod sits in your menu bar and learns how you work: your apps, your people, your rhythm. On your Mac, not someone's server.
2. It has a hunch
It spots what no single app can: a message here, a calendar clash there, a reply in your inbox. Then it tells you, with receipts.
3. You nod
It drafts the reply, fills the form, books the slot, and waits. One key to approve, one to say not now. Nothing happens without it.
Connects the dots no single app can.
Your work is scattered across a dozen apps, and the important stuff hides in the gaps between them. Nod reads across all of them and shows you how it put things together.
It notices when you're stuck.
Some chores you keep starting and abandoning. Nod notices the pattern, offers to take it on, and does the tedious part beside you while you keep working.
Want me to sort out your saved places?
You've opened your 214 starred places in Google Maps 6 times and closed them each time. Looks like you're moving them to your new account.
A buddy, not a camera.
Nod's eyes always tell you whether it's looking. Close them whenever you want, and decide exactly what it may do, app by app.
“Can you look away for an hour?”
Snooze Nod any time. While it looks away, it sees nothing and saves nothing.
Private windows
Mark any window private and Nod won't look at it. Banking, health portals and incognito windows are off‑limits from day one.
Yours, on your Mac
Your activity history and memory live on your Mac. See everything Nod remembers, where it learned it, and forget anything.
Fine‑grained, in plain words
Look, draft or do it: yes, ask or no, for every app and area. Set it once. Nod remembers, so you never have to remind it.
Asks in the moment
Nod requests access only when a task needs it, and says why. No giant permission wall on day one.
You got 3h 40m back this week.
You make the calls; Nod does the clicking. Every week you see what you got back, what you taught it, and what it could learn next.
On every Mac, notch or not.
Older MacBooks
No notch? No problem. Nod sits by the clock like any menu bar app.
Newer MacBooks
Same spot, clear of the notch. Nothing hides behind it.
Any display
Follows your menu bar. Bubbles open right where you're working.
Good to know
What is Nod, exactly?
A buddy that lives in your Mac's menu bar. It learns how you work across your apps, notices what needs doing (including things that only make sense when you connect two or three apps), prepares the work, and does it once you give it the nod.
Does it watch my screen all the time?
It pays attention to what you're working on so it can help, and its face always shows whether it's looking. You can tell it to look away, mark windows private, and keep a list of things it should never look at. Your activity history stays on your Mac.
Will it do things without asking?
No. Every action waits for your nod: one key to approve, one to say not now. You can loosen that app by app if you want, or keep it strict forever.
Which Macs does it work on?
Macs running macOS Sonoma or later, Apple silicon and Intel, with or without a notch.
Is it for teams?
Nod for teams is on the way. If you'd like it for your company, join the waitlist and tell us about your team.
How do I get it?
Nod is in early access. Join the waitlist and we'll send you an invite.
Get a little help, with a nod.
Join the early access list. We'll invite people in small groups.
No spam. Just your invite.