AI usage
Shows how much of your Claude Code and Codex 5-hour and weekly limits you've used, as bars — also in the menu bar and with warning colors.
claude usagecodex limitStill running a dozen menu bar apps?
Divee is all you need.
Fans, brightness, key remapping, battery, keep-awake, clipboard, window snapping, capture — the jobs of a dozen apps in one free app, one ⌥Space away. Claude Code & Codex usage, agent sessions and Apple's on-device AI, right there too.
The jobs of twelve separate apps, now in one: Divee
01 — AI built in
AI, right in your menu bar.
If you work alongside AI on your Mac, the extra windows and apps you keep open for it fit into Divee too.
Agent sessions
Tells you which open Claude Code or Codex session is waiting for approval or has a new reply, and lets you reply right from the panel.
⌥⌘J — jump to the waiting session
Just say it
Write what you want in a sentence and Divee runs the matching feature. Tries Apple's on-device model (macOS 26+), then Ollama — on your Mac first.
make the screen dimmerkeep my Mac awake for 30 minutesSentence → card
Sentences no rule catches go to a tiny on-device classifier (24 KB) that picks the right card and marks it ✦ On-device.
switch to night modemute my microphoneTranslation · voice input
Apple's on-device translation (macOS 15+) and on-device speech recognition — your text and voice stay on your Mac.
안녕하세요 to Englishhold ⌃⌥Space and speakCloud models are used only if you've set up a server, and only when on-device can't handle it or you say “use the cloud” (answers show ☁︎). Anything hard to undo asks first.
02 — One shortcut
One ⌥Space and you're there.
Hover a row or press → and it slides out to the side, just like a Windows right-click menu — up to three levels deep.
- Fully keyboard-driven. ↑↓ move · → open · ← back · Return run · ESC close.
- Turn on only what you need. Modules you turn off don't run at all.
- A little mascot lives in your menu bar — Divee by default, or the cat if you prefer.
03 — Instant cards
Type a line. Get a card.
It turns into a card before you press Return — computed on your Mac, no AI needed.
- 3pm pst in istTime zone conversion
- split 2400 between 3Split · percent · unit conversion
- days until christmasDates and countdowns
- timer 25mTimer — time left in the menu bar
- #ff6b35Color (copy HEX · RGB · HSL)
- caps lock to escKey remap — Return to apply, with undo
- find folders named reportFind files by kind · name · place · date
04 — Fan & Temp
Fans and temperatures, under control.
CPU and GPU temperatures and a slider per fan. Drag and release to put that fan in manual mode, or choose Auto · Max · Temperature curve.
- Reading temperatures and RPM needs no permission.
- Changing fan speed uses a small background helper you approve once in Login Items.
- If Divee stops responding, the helper returns the fans to automatic within 30 seconds.
05 — Sleep
Keep awake. Even with the lid closed.
✓ Keep Awake and ✓ Clamshell (stays on with the lid closed), for as long as you need: indefinitely · 30 min · 1 · 2 · 4 hours.
- Or just say it: “Keep my Mac awake for 30 minutes”.
- Clamshell shows a heat warning when turned on, and turns itself off when Divee quits or stops responding.
06 — Lightweight
Light enough to forget it's there.
About 0.2% CPU and ~42 MB of memory while the panel is closed, about 1% CPU while it's open. The app is 13 MB.
- CPU with recent history, memory, network, uptime and free disk space — right in the panel.
- Animations are native macOS ones, and you can turn them off in Settings.
- Out of the box only System, Battery, Fan & Temp and Checklist are on.
07 — Also inside
The jobs of a dozen apps.
Turn each module on or off in Settings › Features.
Key Remap
Karabiner-style key rules, made simple.
Display
Built-in and external display brightness.
Battery
Charge, health, cycles, power.
Clipboard History
Get back what you copied.
Window Snap
Snap windows to halves, quarters and thirds, Magnet-style.
Capture
Screenshots, text capture and recordings.
Dictation
Hold a key and speak, anywhere.
Quick Toggles
Dark Mode, Mute Microphone, Lock Screen and more.
Plugins & themes
Add new features, looks and characters — no coding needed.
08 — Privacy
On your Mac by default.
Data leaves your Mac only when you turn on a feature that needs it, and Settings › About lists exactly what's on.
- Nothing collected.No analytics, telemetry or ad tracking. Keystrokes are never recorded; the screen and camera are looked at once, only when you ask, and never saved.
- Key rules stay local.Keyboard rules run in a separate, sandboxed process that can't reach the network. It tells Divee only what to do, never which keys you pressed.
- Risky actions ask first.When the AI wants to do something that can't easily be undone, the mascot shows what it's about to do and waits: ↩ to run, ESC to cancel.
- Notarized and signed.Signed with a Developer ID and notarized by Apple. Every update and the update feed are signed (EdDSA), and nothing installs until you say so.
What leaves your Mac
Only for features you turn on, only to these destinations.
| Feature | What is sent | Where |
|---|---|---|
| Weather | City name | open-meteo.com |
| Web Search | Search query | Bing |
| AI Usage | Your usage lookup (Codex) | OpenAI servers |
| A remote AI backend you chose | Your sentence | The server you chose |
| Update check (once a day, can be off) | App version | GitHub |
| Send feedback (only when you submit) | What you wrote + Divee version, macOS version, chip | A GitHub issue, in your browser |
| Currency plugin (only when on) | A currency code | api.frankfurter.dev |
Divee asks only for the permissions the features you turn on need, and says why. The background helper for fan control and Clamshell is approved once in Login Items.
09 — FAQ
Questions
Is Divee free?
Yes. Divee is free to use.
What do I need to run it?
macOS 14 Sonoma or later on an Apple Silicon Mac (M1 or later). A few features need newer macOS: Apple's on-device model needs macOS 26, and on-device translation needs macOS 15.
Does the AI send my data to the cloud?
Not by default. The AI is local-first: Apple's on-device model, then Ollama, both on your Mac. It hands off to a server only if you've chosen one, and only when it's needed or you say “use the cloud” — those answers are marked ☁︎.
Why does it ask for permissions?
Only the features you turn on ask, and they say why — for example, Accessibility for key remap cards and Window Snap, or Screen Recording for Capture. Fan control and Clamshell use a background helper you approve once in System Settings › General › Login Items.
How do updates work?
Divee checks once a day (you can turn it off in Settings › About). When a new version is out, a small dot appears on the menu bar mascot — nothing installs until you click Install.
How do I uninstall it?
If you used fan control or Clamshell, click Remove Helper in Settings › Fan & Temp first — it restores your fan and sleep settings. Then quit Divee and move it to the Trash.