Meet Clovy, our new identity for private AI on your desktop.
Clovy brings you:
- A private agent
- Voice dictation
- Automated no-bot meeting notes
- Private models with @AskVenice
Files, context, and data stay yours.
Open source. MIT.
Try it: opensoftware.co/clovy
Introducing: Auto Private Model Routing on June
Choose Low, Balanced, or High. June picks the right model for every request.
Defaults to zero data retention and private models.
Powered by @AskVenice.
Free to try. Open source. MIT.
Try June: opensoftware.co/june
Kimi K3 is now available in June in anonymous mode.
Frontier level AI, in a private workspace for your agent.
Try it: opensoftware.co/june
"Hey June, find me the best seats for Odyssey in IMAX in Chicago this week"
It's that simple.
Your private AI agent.
Local first. Open Source. MIT.
opensoftware.co/june
June brings private, automated meeting notes, without a bot joining a call. Open source + MIT.
Don't have to trust a company to not read them - they stay local to your device.
Inference routed to privacy preserving @AskVenice models.
Try it free: opensoftware.co/june
Introducing private AI image generation on your Mac.
Generate images with leading and open weight models, from a private workspace.
Zero data retention by default. No one looking at your prompts and images. Yours only.
Open Source + MIT.
Try it free: opensoftware.co/june
Run Grok 4.5 in private mode in June on your Mac.
No one looking at your data.
- An agent + chat
- Voice dictation into any app
- Automated meeting notes
- Zero data retention
- Sessions, files, and data stay on your device
Open Source + MIT
try it: opensoftware.co/june
Meet June: your private AI agent now with local models on your Mac.
Turn the wifi off: Agent, dictation, meeting notes, and your files all in one workspace.
100% free to use with local inference.
Open Source. MIT. Local first.
Try it: opensoftware.co/june
> private AI on your mac
> a local agent + computer use
> voice to text dictation
> automate meeting notes
> all in one
> local + oss models
> open source, MIT
try it free: opensoftware.co/june





