The action wheel for Mac

Your Mac,
one flick away.

Spokey puts the things you do all day on a wheel, right at your pointer. Open an app. Take a screenshot. Fix a sentence. Just hold, flick, and let go.

Requires macOS 26.1 or later and a Mac with Apple silicon.

Hold. Flick. Release.

No menus to dig through, no shortcuts to memorize. Just one gesture, and after a day your hand knows the way.

  1. 1Hold

    Hold ⌃⌥H or a mouse button. The wheel opens right under your pointer.

  2. 2Flick

    Move toward the action you want. Need more than six? Scroll to the next ring.

  3. 3Release

    Let go, and it’s done. Changed your mind? Release in the middle to cancel.

One wheel.
Everything you reach for.

Each spot on a ring holds one action. What goes where is up to you.

Key combos

Turn any keyboard shortcut into a flick, even the ones that take four fingers. Pick from the built-in list or record your own, with a name and a symbol.

Apps and websites

Open the apps and sites you live in. Each one appears with its own icon, so you spot it at a glance.

Text tools

Proofread, rewrite, translate, explain, or summarize the text you’ve selected. In any app, right where it is.

Your own prompts

Write an instruction once, give it a name and a symbol, and put it on the wheel. You’ll never type it again.

Ask

A quiet chat window that starts from the text you’ve selected. Follow up for as long as you need, then press Esc and it’s gone.

A spot can also run one of your shortcuts from the Shortcuts app.

Made for the way
you already work.

Switch apps.
The wheel follows.

Spokey notices which app or website you’re in and opens the wheel you made for it. Group rings into sets, tie each set to where it belongs, and your default set takes care of everything else.

6
actions on a ring
8
rings in a set
12
sets, one for each kind of work

Keyboard or mouse

Open the wheel your way. Hold a keyboard shortcut, or use the right, middle, or a side button on your mouse, with the modifier keys you choose.

A ring for text you can’t edit

Select text on a web page, and the wheel opens on a ring made for reading. Answers appear right beside it, ready to copy.

What you select
stays on your Mac.

Most of what the wheel does involves no AI at all. The part that does runs right on your Mac.

On-device by default

Text tools use the language model built into macOS. Your words are processed right there, on your Mac, even when you’re offline.

Or a model you run

Prefer your own? Point Spokey at LM Studio, Ollama, or another OpenAI-compatible server on your machine. Spokey never switches models behind your back.

No account, no tracking

There’s nothing to sign in to, and what you select is never sent to us. Spokey only goes online to check your license and to fetch icons for the sites you add.