Pick who picks up
Six characters, each with their own voice and personality. Swipe to the one you want, from Poppy to Ravi.
The AI that picks up when you call
Poppys
the one who picks up
Not a chatbot you type at. A face that talks back in real time, remembers you, and is genuinely happy to hear from you.
Free · macOS · Apple notarized · 100% on-device
What Poppys does
Someone who picks up, talks back out loud, and remembers you.
Talk in real time
Press call and she speaks first. A face that talks back, listens, and answers out loud. No typing required.
Remember and nudge
With your consent she keeps what matters, then checks in with gentle rituals and streaks that keep you steady.
Responsive presenceFace, voice, rhythm
How it feels
Not a chatbot box. You call, she answers, and you actually hear her voice.
Her face reacts as she speaks, her voice carries the reply, and the whole exchange happens in real time, on your machine.
Companion modes
Choose the presence you need now.
Each mode changes the pace, voice, and amount of guidance, so Poppys can stay quiet, brighten the room, or go deeper with you.
A face when you need presence. A voice when you need words. A memory that stays close.
Private by design
Local modeEverything runs on this device.
Runs fully on-deviceEncrypted memoryConsent before savingNo account, no cloud
She can feel this close because nothing ever leaves your machine.
Speech, replies, voice, and memory all run on-device. She only remembers what you consent to keep, stored encrypted, with no account and no cloud.
01 On-device02 Encrypted03 Consent-gated
Under the hood
The whole pipeline runs on your machine.
Speech to text, the model, her voice, her face, and her memory. Every step is local and open, with no API keys and nothing sent to a server.
Whisper, running on the Apple Silicon GPU.
Llama 3.2 in-process, no server call.
Kokoro speaks each reply as it streams.
A 3D avatar lip-synced to her voice.
Encrypted SQLite, saved only on consent.
A native desktop app for Mac and Windows.
Your first call
Pick a character, press call, and let her say the first hello.
She picks up on the first ring, every time.
