What is Genie Mac App?
Genie Cloud Server is your personal AI computer in the cloud. It's not a chatbot — it's a full Linux server running an AI agent framework called OpenClaw that can read your files, execute commands, run code in sandboxes, reach you on Telegram or Discord, and work autonomously even when you're offline. You access and configure it through the web app at genie.deva.me or the mobile app on iOS and Android, but the AI lives and works on your server 24/7.
Written By Deva
Last updated About 2 months ago
Why Genie?
If you work with AI coding agents like Claude Code, Codex, or Cursor, you already know the pain: each agent lives in its own terminal window, your browser has 40 tabs open, and every Slack notification scatters your focus. Genie solves this by giving you a single workspace where:
Multiple agents run side by side on the same canvas — Claude Code on the left, Codex on the right, a browser showing docs in the middle.
Everything persists. Close the app, reopen it — your entire layout, terminals, and browser sessions are exactly where you left them.
Voice commands let you stay in flow. Hold the Option key, say "spawn codex," and a new agent appears. Say "organize" and your canvas auto-layouts.
Key Features at a Glance
Infinite Canvas
Pan, zoom, and arrange nodes freely on an unbounded workspace. Think of it as a whiteboard where every sticky note is a live, interactive app — a terminal, a browser, a note, or a music player.
Voice Control
Hold ⌥ (Option) to activate push-to-talk. Genie understands natural commands like "spawn Claude," "open browser," "focus my terminal," or "note: remember to fix the auth bug." Anything it doesn't recognize as a command gets sent as a prompt to your currently focused agent.
Agent Orchestration
Genie natively supports Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor Agent. Each runs in a real pseudo-terminal with full ANSI rendering. Agents can even control the canvas itself — spawning new nodes, opening browsers, rearranging the layout — through a built-in bridge protocol.
Drawing & Annotation
Sketch rectangles, arrows, lines, and freehand shapes directly on the canvas. Annotate your workspace with text labels and images. Choose from three drawing styles: Architect (crisp), Artist (light wobble), or Cartoonist (heavy wobble).
Multi-Canvas Workspaces
Create separate canvases for different projects. Switch between them with a click or a voice command. Each canvas remembers its own nodes, zoom level, and layout.
Built-in Browser
Drop a browser pane onto your canvas with persistent cookies and logins. It uses Safari's rendering engine with Web Inspector support, so you can inspect elements and debug right from your canvas.
Music
Add a SomaFM internet radio node for ambient music while you work. Because sometimes you just need lo-fi beats to code to.
Who Is It For?
Genie is built for developers and power users who:
Run AI coding agents as part of their daily workflow
Want a persistent visual workspace that survives restarts
Prefer voice-first or keyboard-driven workflows over mouse clicking
Work across multiple projects and need isolated canvases for each
System Requirements
macOS 14 (Sonoma) or later
Apple Silicon (M1, M2, M3, M4, or later)
Microphone access (for voice control)
What's Next?
Getting started: install and first launch — Download, install, and set up permissions.
The infinite canvas: nodes, panning, and zoom — Learn how to navigate and organize your workspace.
Running coding agents — Spawn Claude Code, Codex, or Cursor and put them to work.
Voice control and the command palette — Master hands-free commands and keyboard shortcuts.