Press and hold space, say what you want, let go. Or hit ⌘⇧J from anywhere on your Mac. It listens, thinks, and talks back. And when you'd rather write than talk, dictation mode types your words into any app.
Hands-free mode keeps one ear open — on your device, never the cloud. It sleeps through your calls, your music, your rambling, and wakes the instant you say momzu — a soft chime tells you it heard. Ask the thing, get the answer, it goes back to sleep on its own. And if it runs off with the wrong idea, say stop. It stops. Mid-sentence, mid-task, instantly.
Claude in full agent mode, DeepSeek, Gemini — or a completely local model through Ollama. Switch minds in one click, and dial how hard each one thinks: from instant answers to deep reasoning. Momzu is the body; you choose the mind.
Speech recognition is whisper.cpp running on your machine. Replies are spoken by your machine. No audio is ever uploaded, recorded, or heard by anyone but Momzu — the cloud only ever sees text, and only when you pick a cloud model.
Your real Chrome — your logins, your tabs. It searches, reads pages, fills forms, clicks buttons, compares prices while you make coffee. Like handing your mouse to something that never gets tired.
Ask "what's on my screen?" and it takes a look — reads the clutter, finds the thing, tells you what matters. Useful when an error pops up and you can't be bothered to read it yourself.
Ask for a website and it writes one. A script, a summary, a folder sorted and renamed — it doesn't just answer questions, it leaves finished work on your disk while you talk.
Preferences, projects, the way you like things done — kept as plain files on your own disk, readable any time. Nothing hidden, nothing synced away. Tell it to forget something and it's gone.
Connect Google Calendar once, then just ask — "what's on today?", "am I free thursday?". It reads your schedule out loud and tells you what actually matters, the way a person would.
"Every morning at 8:30, brief me." From then on it just happens — the date, the weather, your calendar, spoken out loud while you make coffee. Routines are small rituals Momzu keeps for you, no tapping required.
Not "play music" — "play kind of blue". It finds the actual track on Spotify and presses play, turns it down when you say so, skips when you say skip. Your hands never touch a keyboard.
Scan a QR code and your phone becomes another mouth and ear for the same Momzu — same memory, same Mac, same voice. Talk to your machine from the couch, the kitchen, the balcony.
Opens apps, controls Spotify, sets the volume, checks what's eating your battery, keeps your objectives. Reminders don't just pop up — they speak, out loud, at the right moment.
curl -fsSL https://claude.ai/install.sh | bash — then run claude once and sign in with your claude account. otherwise press keys in momzu and paste a deepseek or gemini api key — or go fully offline with ollama.