A native companion for your Mac
Bring your mail, plans, notes and everyday life into the AI tools you use. Six Apple apps, connected through one little Mac app.
Built for macOS · Connects with MCP-compatible AI tools
A little connection.
A lot of possibility.
Familiar apps. New possibilities.
The information you need is already on your Mac.
Give your AI a way to work with it.
Pommier + Mail
Find the email you need, catch up on a conversation, or prepare a reply without starting from a blank page.
“Find the email about my hotel booking and summarize the check-in details.”
Pommier + Calendar
Look across your calendars, find a free moment, and turn a plan into an event.
“Find a free hour on my calendar for a project catch-up next week.”
Pommier + Contacts
Find people and their details in your Mac’s address book, and keep your contacts organized.
“Find Alex Morgan’s contact details and show me their work email.”
Pommier + Messages
Look back through your conversations, find a detail you missed, or prepare a message in Messages.
“Find the restaurant address Jamie sent me last week.”
Pommier + Notes
Find a note, pull together the details, and add the next thought while it’s still fresh.
“Find my notes about the kitchen renovation and summarize the open questions.”
Pommier + Reminders
See what’s due, organize your lists, and capture the next thing you need to do.
“Show my overdue reminders and help me plan what to tackle today.”
These are examples to use in a connected AI client. This website does not access your Apple apps.
Rooted on your Mac
Pommier runs on your Mac and uses the access you grant in macOS. You choose the AI client you connect.
Read the privacy & permissions guideWhen an AI client requests information, Pommier returns it to that client. A cloud AI provider may process that content under its own privacy policy. Local access does not mean the AI itself runs locally.
A guided checklist helps you grant the macOS permissions each app needs. Review or revoke access in System Settings.
Request History shows tool calls, their results and where they came from. Review and export receipts on your Mac.
Connect locally, or set up a separate remote connection with Tailscale and OAuth. Your Mac stays in the loop.
A little setup. Then you’re connected.
Pommier is the bridge between your Apple apps and an AI client that supports MCP.
Run the native Mac app. It stays in your menu bar, ready when you need it.
Follow the app’s checklist to grant the access your Apple apps need.
Add Pommier’s address to a compatible MCP client, then start a conversation.
Use a client that supports Streamable HTTP MCP. Copy Pommier’s local address into its connection settings.
http://127.0.0.1:8765/mcpAvailable while Pommier is running. The local address is accessible to processes on your Mac; it is not an internet address.
Optional remote setup uses your Tailscale tailnet and an OAuth-protected connection for registered clients.
Explore remote access and setupUse Pommier’s Remote Access setup. Never publish or forward the local address above.
A few good questions
The Model Context Protocol is a way for AI clients to use tools and request information from other apps. Pommier provides those tools for six Apple apps through one connection.
For a local connection, your client needs Streamable HTTP MCP support and a way to add a custom server. Cloud clients also need compatible OAuth support and Pommier’s remote setup. Availability depends on the client, your plan and any workspace policies.
Pommier accesses your Apple apps on your Mac and stores its request history locally. Information requested by a connected AI client is sent to that client. If you use a cloud AI, that provider may process it. Choose your client with that in mind.
Yes. Some tools create or update content, and some can send messages or delete items. Pommier does not add an approval prompt to every operation; your AI client’s behavior matters. Email sending is off by default, with a separate setting for remote clients. Review your permissions and use a client you trust.
No. Your Mac must be awake with Pommier running. Remote connections also need the Mac to be online.
Public downloads are coming soon. We’ll add the download, supported Mac requirements and installation details here when Pommier is ready for its public launch.
Something good is growing.
Pommier brings your Apple apps into the conversation.
Public downloads are coming soon.