MooshAsk in the app you already use
Type the goal in Cursor, Claude or ChatGPT. Moosh gives that assistant your Mac as a set of tools, so there is no new chat window to learn.
Let any AI work on your Mac. You stay in control.
Moosh lets Cursor, Claude, ChatGPT and other assistants click, type and run things on this Mac, not in someone else’s cloud. You watch every step, approve the risky ones, and stop everything with one key combination.
Works with Cursor, Claude Desktop, Claude Code, ChatGPT, Codex and OpenClaw, and with anything else that speaks MCP. Connect several at once.
How a task runs
Three moments, repeated for every task. You can interrupt at any of them.
Watch every step
The assistant drives real apps: Chrome, Notes, Finder, the shell. The cursor on screen is the one you are watching, and Activity names each step as it happens.
Keep the result
A note, a file, the clipboard or a notification. The work stays on your Mac, in the apps you already trust.
A whole task, start to finish
The same run in real time: open Eurostar, compare fares for two people, pick the cheapest outbound and return, copy the booking link and save it to Apple Notes.
One key combination stops every assistant.
Control, Option, Shift and Escape. The app handles it itself, so a tool, a remote command or this website cannot turn it off.
Shell commands, file changes and other risky tools ask you first. Everything an assistant does shows up in Activity as it happens.
Hold all four on your keyboard, or press them here.
Where it runs
Two other ways of giving an AI a computer already exist. Each one gives up something you probably want to keep.
| Capability | Moosh | Cloud agents | Your own MCP scripts |
|---|---|---|---|
| Where the work happens | On this Mac | On a stranger’s virtual machine | On this Mac, once you wire it up |
| What it can reach | Any app, file or command you allow | A sandboxed browser | Whatever the script happens to expose |
| Before a risky tool runs | It asks you first | Covered by a policy page | It just runs |
| Stopping everything | One key combination, always yours | Close the tab and hope | Find the process, kill it |
| Choice of AI | Any MCP client | Whichever one they sell | Any, after you build the plumbing |
| Knowing what happened | A live activity log | A chat transcript | Terminal scrollback |
Swipe the table sideways to see every column.
Free for 7 days, then $9.99 once.
No subscription and no account needed to start.
- The full app from the first day, with no account needed
- Any MCP client, several at once
- Approvals for shell, files and other risky tools
- Emergency Stop and the live activity log
- After day 7, one payment and no renewal
- Buy it in the app, or here once you are signed in. Pro follows your account to every Mac you sign in on.
How do I install it?
Open the disk image and run Install Moosh. That puts the app in Applications. The first launch opens a short setup that walks you through the macOS permissions it needs.
Does it run on Intel Macs?
The current download is built for Macs with Apple silicon and needs macOS 13 or later.
Does my screen or my files go to your servers?
No. The control center is a native Mac app: the assistant’s tool calls are executed locally and the results go straight back to it. This website only stores the account you choose to create here: email, sign-in provider, subscription state and the activity you sync.
Which assistants can I connect?
Anything that speaks MCP. Cursor, Claude Desktop, Claude Code, ChatGPT, Codex and OpenClaw all work, and several can be connected at once. Moosh is the control layer, not another chatbot.
What can an assistant actually do through Moosh?
Launch and focus apps, click, type, scroll, inspect windows, read text on screen, move and resize windows, read and write files you allow, run Shortcuts, and record automations you can replay later.
How do I stop a run I do not like?
Press Control, Option, Shift and Escape together. Every connected assistant stops immediately. The app handles that combination itself, so a tool call, a remote command or this website cannot disable it.
What permissions does it need?
Accessibility and Screen Recording, granted by you in System Settings. macOS keeps that switch: you can revoke either one at any time and Moosh loses the matching abilities on the spot.
Do I need an account to use it?
The Mac app runs for 7 days without an account. After that it is $9.99 once, paid in the app or on Account. Deleting the website account removes the profile, connected sign-ins, sessions and stored activity. It does not uninstall Moosh.