Wilson ships as a signed, notarized .app. Drag it into Applications. First launch runs the 10-minute interview.
M1, M2, M3, M4. No Intel build — the local models need the Neural Engine.
Tested on Sequoia (15) and Tahoe (16). Sonoma is the floor.
8 GB machines will work. You won't love it.
App is small. Your knowledge graph grows with you.
Accessibility for voice control of other apps. Microphone for voice input. Both prompted on first use, not preemptively.
Wilson is built on macOS accessibility APIs. A Windows build is a different product.
Gatekeeper check passes — Wilson is notarized. The orb appears in your menu bar. That's it; no launchpad clutter.
What do you do, who do you work with, what are you working on this week. Talk or type — it's a real conversation, not a form. Skip anything that feels weird.
A few sent emails so it learns your voice. A project doc or two. A Figma or Notion link. Drag and drop, Wilson reads.
"Connect Gmail." Wilson posts a clickable OAuth link in the chat. Same for Slack, Calendar, GitHub, Linear, HubSpot. You approve each scope yourself.
Press ⌥Space. Ask the thing you were going to google. Wilson already knows the half of it.
Morning brief now scores nudges by who matters to you, not what's loudest. Action feedback UI when Wilson does something on your behalf. Audit processor fixes. Menu bar pulses when there's something you'll want to look at.
One unified pipeline replaces the legacy bridge. Every capability streams. Injected current time into system prompt so Wilson knows what day it is.
Destructive actions now route through a confirm modal. Passed a comprehensive security audit — secrets handling, IPC sandboxing, keychain storage. Nothing exciting for you, a lot of work for us.
Check the release notes for known issues, or open a ticket on the public tracker. Most reports are triaged the same day.