Get Oplyr.
One window for the AI agents you already pay for. They share one brain and work in one room, and nothing changes until you say yes. Invite-only early access.
- Version
- 0.6.8
- Released
- Nov 8, 2026
- Channel
- early access
- Signed
- Notarized by Apple
- Updates
- Install themselves
macOS early access is invite-only right now. Request a seat and we’ll send your personal download link as seats open.
The macOS build is signed and notarized by Apple, so it opens right away with no “unidentified developer” warning. No account, and Oplyr never receives what you work on. New versions install themselves.
What you get. All of it in one window.
- One Brain. Your decisions and where you left off, kept for good and shared by every agent you connect.
- Your yes on every change. Edits arrive as a proposal you can question before you decide. Nothing is written until you say yes.
- Claude Code and Codex, in one room. On your own logins. Mention both and they answer each other.
- A living map of your code. Every file and what it does, as a tree or a graph of what links to what. A real terminal sits beside it.
- Voice and dictation. Talk to your agents, or hold the right Option key (⌥) and dictate into any app. Transcribed on your Mac.
- Meetings, in the same window. Your Google Calendar beside your code, with a nudge a minute before every call.
- Music, while you work. Your own YouTube playlists, going quiet the moment you talk to an agent.
How early access works. The whole path, three steps.
- 1
Request a seat
Your email, and a name if you like. That’s the whole form.
- 2
Get your invite
When a seat opens, we email a one-click download link. No account to create.
- 3
Download and go
It’s signed and notarized by Apple, so it opens on first launch. Connect your agents and they start remembering.
What you’ll need. Apple Silicon only, for now.
Oplyr transcribes voice on the Mac itself, which needs an Apple Silicon chip. There is no Intel build.
- Chip
- Apple Silicon (M1 or later)
- Operating system
- macOS 14 (Sonoma) or later
- Memory
- 8 GB minimum, 16 GB recommended
- Disk
- About 3 GB free
- Network
- Online for your AI tools. Voice is transcribed offline.
Not sure about your Mac? Open the Apple menu → About This Mac. A “Chip” starting with Apple M means you’re good. A “Processor: Intel” line is not supported.
Before you install. Straight answers.
Is Oplyr safe to install?
Every release is signed and notarized by Apple, which checks it for malicious software before it reaches you. The AI works only inside the folder you choose, and every change waits for your yes. There is no Oplyr account to sign in to.
Do my agents really talk to each other?
Yes. Mention both in one message and they answer in turn, each reading the other’s reply. Writes still wait for your approval.
Does this replace my Claude or Codex plan?
No. It makes them worth more. Oplyr runs on the plans you already have and charges nothing for the AI.
How does the Brain reach my agents?
When you ask something, Oplyr hands the agent only the memories that matter for that question, kept short so it stays fast.
Does Oplyr change the notes my AI tools already keep?
No. It reads them to build its memory and leaves them as they are.
Where does the memory live?
In a private store on your Mac. Reset in Settings wipes it, and deleting the app’s data folder removes every trace.
Does the app send anything to you?
Only an update check, and a bug report if you choose to send one. There is no telemetry, and your code and voice never reach our servers.
Do the AI tools run commands without asking?
Each tool works inside its own protected space, and file changes always wait for your approval in Oplyr.
Which AI tools work today?
Codex and Claude Code, on your own logins. Gemini is next. Others as we can support them well.
What does connecting a Google account give me?
Meetings and Music. Each asks only for what it needs. Meetings reads your calendar so it can show your day and nudge you before a call. Music reads your own YouTube playlists so you can play them while you work. Both are read-only.
What can Oplyr do with my Google account?
Only what you granted. The permissions it asks for today are read-only, and Google reviewed them before verifying the app. Google will not let an app widen its own access, so anything new gets its own consent screen. Disconnecting revokes the access and deletes the token from your Mac.
Do I have to use the same Google account for both?
No. Meetings and Music connect separately, so your work calendar and your own music can live on different accounts.
What is coming next?
GitHub, so a team’s agents can share one Brain through a repository the team already owns. Gemini, beside Claude Code and Codex. Windows and Linux come after that.
Do I need a Google account at all?
No. Meetings and Music are the only features that use one, and everything else works without it.
Questions? hello@oplyr.com. Windows and Linux are next. Request early access to hear first.