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Your Mac: apps, system and settings

Run your whole Mac by saying it: open, quit or restart apps, free a port, find what fills the disk, flip any switch and reach any setting or menu.

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Use it

Apps

System

Switches and settings

How it works

Every sentence acts on the Mac directly, with nothing to install per command. Apps open the moment you type, even while Jevie is still starting, and an app you always open from the same letters opens without ↵. A slip of the hand still finds the app: chorme is Chrome, slakc Slack, tremnial Terminal (from four letters, one letter swapped, missing, extra or wrong; two in a name of eight letters or more), ranked under anything the letters really start.

The first letters of a name's words find it too: vsc is Visual Studio Code, gc Google Chrome, and sys set System Settings. A letter or three typed favours the app you usually switch to from the one you are in: after Slack, l is Linear before Lightroom, learned from your own switches. Typed with the keyboard left on Russian or Ukrainian, the keys still count: ыфафкш is Safari, and so is сафари spelled in Cyrillic; a Cyrillic name typed in Latin letters (moskva) finds it too.

Three letters running inside a name find it too: tty is Ghostty and kitty. A file is found by the end of its path typed with slashes, kernel/fit or docs/routing, and leads the list over the web's rows. A program you installed but never ran (rec) does not open the command list over an app whose name starts the same way.

Installing runs Homebrew (brew install --cask for an app, brew install for a command-line tool) and only after the yes; Jevie never runs an install script from a web page. Not on Windows yet.

Anything that could lose work asks first: quitting asks the app the way ⌘Q does, and a process or a system port is stopped only after you confirm. Sleep, lock, quit, close and delete run at once only when your own words say them (sleep, lock the screen, quit notes); when Jevie only inferred one, from a sentence it said again in its own words, a close call or a word inside something else (I need to sleep, stop all agents), it asks first and a yes does it. Nothing like that runs before you finish speaking.

Limits

Where it's kept

Settings of these live in macOS itself.

In Jevie, help run shortcut answers from this page as you type.

Updated 8 November 2026 · Something wrong or missing? Tell us