New to AI? Get your own personal AI that lives on your Mac, free, in a few minutes. Download itokens and open it: it looks at your Mac, asks what to call you, and sets everything up for you.
macOS 14+ · M1 or newer · Signed and notarized
The first release is on its way.
Everything you see here runs on your own Mac: the AI, your chats, your files. Nothing is sent to a cloud. Pick a part to jump to it.
Everything runs on your Mac and nothing leaves it. itokens looks at your Mac, asks your name and sets everything up; you chat; in Plan mode it shows a plan to approve; it can save skills you ask for; with a connection it asks before using a tool; Settings shows your Mac, which models it may use, new models and backups.
itokens runs AI on the Mac you already have. Our privacy policy
Your conversations and files stay on your Mac, right where they belong.
What you say to your AI stays between you and your Mac.
Your chats and files never leave your Mac.
No technical choices: itokens sets everything up for you and keeps it running.
Understand and replace a wall switch, write a kind birthday note, or have something explained simply. Answers appear as they are written.
itokens looks at your Mac, asks what to call you, then picks the right AI for your Mac and installs everything, with no password. It tells you what it is doing, and a chat opens when it is ready.
Click the orb in the menu bar to see your AI at work: the model, the GPU and CPU, memory and downloads. It tells you when an update is ready, and updates in one click.
Yes. itokens is free to use.
No. itokens asks one thing, what to call you, then picks the right AI for your Mac, installs it by itself and opens a chat.
Apple Silicon Macs (M1 and later) running macOS 14 or later. itokens runs AI on the Apple GPU, which Intel Macs do not have.
No. Your AI runs on your Mac, and what you write, what it answers and your files stay there. The privacy policy lists the few services itokens contacts, such as Hugging Face for the model files and GitHub for updates.
itokens always leaves a fifth of your Mac's memory for macOS and your other apps, and tells you if memory gets nearly full so you can close apps you are not using.
By default, models made in the United States: Llama by Meta and Gemma by Google, checked on a Mac before being offered. You can allow models from other countries in Settings, and itokens moves to newer ones by itself once they pass a test on your Mac.
itokens keeps itself up to date: it checks the download (Developer ID signature, Apple notarization, checksums), installs it and opens again. Homebrew installs update with brew. How updates work.
Free, for Apple Silicon Macs running macOS 14 or later.
