
Your personal AGI on your PC
ShogunAI is a Mac desktop AI assistant that builds a private memory of your work — mail, meetings, docs, chats, and even a visual history of your screen — and uses it to answer questions with sources, draft replies in your voice, take meeting notes with recaps and action items, and surface your schedule and priorities each morning. It's accessed via a notch-adjacent interface and a right-Option key shortcut that works in any app.
Type or talk to the notch and Shogun answers from your own mail, meetings and notes, showing where every answer came from.
Hold the right ⌥ key in any app and Shogun continues your sentence in your voice, using the thread, doc, and people involved — let go to keep the text, keep typing to skip it.
Shogun takes notes while you talk, then writes the recap with decisions and next steps the moment the call ends, and can share it to channels like #launch.
A private screen-history feature that lets you search what you saw in plain words or drag back through your day to an exact moment.
Drafts replies in your voice directly in apps like Gmail; nothing is sent until you confirm.
Every morning, see what changed, what needs your attention, and drafts Shogun already prepared.
Works alongside Gmail, Calendar, Notion, Slack, Linear, GitHub, Figma, Google Docs/Sheets/Meet, Cursor, Perplexity, LinkedIn, Dropbox, Telegram, Discord, WhatsApp, and chat models like Claude, ChatGPT and Grok.
Your mail, meetings, docs and chats are kept in one private memory on your PC.
You get a 7-day free trial by downloading the Mac app.
It keeps your mail, meetings, docs, chats, and a private visual record of your screen in one memory on your PC.
Query your history at the notch, hold the right Option key to write in your voice anywhere, and get meeting recaps and morning briefings automatically.
Drafts like email replies are only sent after you confirm.
Free for 7 days
Try ShogunAI on Mac with a 7-day free trial. No paid tiers are listed on the site.
ShogunAI is a Mac AI assistant that keeps a private memory of your mail, meetings, docs, chats, and screen activity, then uses that context to answer questions with sources, draft writing in your voice, and prepare meeting notes and daily briefings.
Mac. The site's download call-to-action is 'Try for free on Mac', and no other platforms are mentioned.
There's a 7-day free trial on Mac. The site doesn't list any paid plan prices.
Shogun keeps your mail, meetings, docs and chats in one private memory on your PC, and describes the visual history as staying on your PC.
No — the site states that nothing is sent until you confirm. Drafts are inserted for you to review, insert, rewrite, or copy.
Hold the right Option (⌥) key in any app and Shogun continues your sentence at the caret in your voice, using the surrounding thread, doc, and people involved. Let go to keep the text, or keep typing to skip it.
Shogun keeps a private visual history of your screen so you can search what you saw in plain words, or drag back through your day to the exact moment something appeared.
Yes. You type or talk to the notch and Shogun answers from your own mail, meetings and notes, showing where each answer came from.