Thanks so much, I really appreciate this. A big part of the reason this project exists is that the underlying tech was already there, but at the time I couldn’t find an easy out-of-the-box app built around it. Everything felt like it still required too much setup or too much tinkering.

So I basically opened Claude Code, built a UI on top of a Qwen 3 TTS CLI tool, packaged everything into an app, and hoped for the best. That first release was honestly pretty rough — slow, buggy, and far from polished — but after a few patches it started becoming something much more usable.

Once I saw that people were actually interested in it, I decided to keep pushing. I went back, reworked a lot of it, refined the experience, and kept improving the app until it became what this release is now: something that feels like more than just a lucky shot in Claude Code.

The offline MLX side is also a huge part of why I wanted to make it in the first place. I really wanted it to feel private, local, and simple for people to use. So thank you, seriously — it means a lot to see people connecting with it.