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Spend fewer tokens
Local models on your Mac take the bulk of the work. The cloud gets only the hardest part, so fewer tokens go to paid models.
Savings are estimates.
Beehive Cluster for MacMany AIs.
One hive.
The AI on your Mac and the cloud AI you already use, in one app. You decide what leaves your Mac.
One chat. Your Mac and the cloud, side by side.
A model on your Mac handles the everyday work. A cloud model you chose steps in for the hard part. Every reply shows where it ran and, once you have set your prices, what it cost.
The idea, in one minute.
Why we built a hive for AI, and what it does for you.
Today's AI lives in separate worlds.
Split by country. Split by company.
Every new AI means a new window, a new login and a new bill.
And your data ends up scattered everywhere.
Beehive Cluster brings the AIs you use into one hive.
Why bring them together?
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The right AI for each job
Each part of a task can go to the AI that suits it: reasoning, code, vision, search, images or long documents.
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Your private life stays yours
Generate images and transcribe voice right on your Mac. Door locks are never handed to AI.
Device control is experimental and off by default.
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One place
Chat, coding agents, batch jobs, voice, images and home devices in one app. No more switching apps or copy-pasting between them.
A closer look.
See which models fit your Mac
The Recommended models page checks your chip, memory and free disk space, marks the models that should fit, and downloads one only when you press Download.
See what each answer cost
Each reply shows the model, where it ran, the tokens and an estimated cost from your prices. The chat's cost panel adds it up and shows what Savings Auto kept off the cloud. Estimates are ranges, never promises.
Split big jobs, merge the answers
Break one request into sub-tasks and run them side by side: on this Mac, on your other Mac, on your own server or in the cloud. Mark a part Sensitive and it stays on this Mac.
Consent before anything leaves your Mac
Before anything goes to a cloud service, the app names the destination and asks once. Every destination you allowed is listed in Settings, and you can revoke it at any time.
For developers
A review desk for your coding agents.
Bring the agent you already run in Terminal, such as Claude Code or Codex CLI, with your own account.
Connect in one paste
Press Copy for my agent, paste it into your agent, and allow the connection when the app asks. The pairing code is valid for five minutes, and the clipboard is cleared after about 90 seconds.
Local only. The endpoint is off by default and reachable from this Mac only. Codex CLI may ask you to approve a step outside its sandbox.
Review every change
Your agent's changes arrive as review requests. Read the diff, keep or revert each hunk, comment on a line, request changes or approve.
Built-in tasks too. The app's own coding tasks work in an isolated copy of your Git project, with snapshots and undo. Nothing changes until you apply it.
Out of quota? Hand off.
Generate a handoff brief on your Mac: a summary of the changes, open review comments, the latest snapshot and the memories you confirmed. Copy it into another agent and keep going.
No file contents, no secrets. The brief is written on your Mac and the app sends it nowhere. You decide where to paste it.
Spend fewer tokens reading files
Optional hooks and tools let your agent read the pictures, PDFs and recordings in your project on this Mac first, so less of them goes to a paid model.
Where it helps, and where it can't. It acts only when an agent reads a file through its tools or uses this app's MCP tools. A picture pasted straight into an agent's prompt box can't be intercepted. Savings are estimates.
Door locks are never handed to AI.
Connect lights, sensors and cameras if you want to. Every device action has a risk level, and the ones that matter are marked Never by AI.
- When AI asks to use a device, it runs only if you click Approve. Neither the AI nor a gesture can approve.
- Cameras run only when you turn them on, with an indicator and a Stop button.
- Approve from your phone. Never-by-AI actions can only be denied remotely.
Smart-home and industrial devices are experimental and off by default.
No account.No ads.No analytics.
The app does not collect your data. On the App Store its privacy label reads Data Not Collected.
Stored on your Mac
Conversations, library and memory stay on your Mac. Delete everything in Settings, or export your library as Markdown.
Keys in your Keychain
API keys you add live in the macOS Keychain, never in files or logs.
A receipt for every send
Each cloud reply keeps a record of what was sent, to whom and when.
Revoke at any time
Every cloud destination you allowed is listed in Settings, each with a Revoke button.
Bring the AI you already use.
Your own accounts and API keys. Each provider bills you directly.
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Beehive Cluster for Mac
US$19.99
One-time purchase. No subscription. No account.
Coming soon to the Mac App Store. Prices and availability vary by country or region.
- Mac
- Apple silicon, macOS 14 or later. 16 GB of memory, 32 GB recommended.
- Storage
- App about 1 GB. Local models about 0.5 to 2.6 GB each, downloaded when you choose. Local image generation about 9 GB more.
- Languages
- English, 简体中文, 繁體中文, 日本語, 한국어, Français, Deutsch, Español, العربية
- Cloud
- Optional. Your own account and API key; the provider bills you.
Questions, answered.
What is Beehive Cluster?
An AI workspace for Mac. A built-in engine runs open AI models on your Mac, and you can add the cloud models you already pay for with your own API keys. Chat, coding agents, big jobs split into parts and, if you want them, home devices all live in one app.
Super AI Workspace is its secondary name. Both names mean the same app.
Do I need an account?
No. There is no Beehive Cluster account. A cloud model needs your own account and API key with that provider.
What data do you collect?
None. There is no account, no analytics, no advertising and no crash reporting to us. Conversations, memory, documents and settings stay on your Mac. On the App Store, the privacy label reads Data Not Collected.
How does it help me spend less?
Local models take the work that does not need the cloud, so fewer tokens go to paid models. Every reply shows the model, where it ran, the tokens and an estimated cost from the prices you set, so you can see where the money goes. You can also set token limits per API connection and a monthly budget.
Savings figures are estimates, never promises.
Does it really save tokens for my agent?
It can help when your agent reads files. Optional hooks and tools let it read pictures, PDFs and recordings in your project on your Mac first. They act only when an agent reads a file through its tools or uses this app's MCP tools.
A picture pasted straight into an agent's prompt box, or uploaded to a chat website, can't be intercepted. Savings shown are estimates.
How much does it cost?
US$19.99, a one-time purchase on the Mac App Store. No subscription and no in-app purchases. Prices in other countries and regions are set by Apple. Cloud models are billed by their providers.