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Klee

Native macOS AI chat app with 100% local inference on Apple Silicon using MLX.

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About Klee

Klee is a native macOS chat application that runs artificial intelligence models locally on Apple Silicon hardware without requiring cloud connections. It uses MLX, an open-source machine learning framework, to perform all inference directly on the user's device. The application is written in Swift and built with SwiftUI, integrating with the macOS ecosystem. Klee supports large language models and model context protocol, enabling users to interact with AI capabilities while maintaining full control over their data.

The tool is developed by signerlabs, an organization focused on building AI systems and software. As an open-source project, Klee allows developers to run advanced language models locally on their machines, making it suitable for those prioritizing privacy and self-hosting. The application demonstrates how modern machine learning frameworks can power practical tools designed specifically for Apple's silicon architecture.

Developer
signerlabs
GitHub
Language
Swift
GitHub
Latest release
1.0.0, 19 March 2026
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GitHub stars
1.7k
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Repository since
February 2025
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Checked 1 November 2026.

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