chatGPT clients

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I am intrigued by chatGPT clients (I don’t know if this is the right definition) such as MindMac, Olle, …

Do any of you use them?
What do you think of them?

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I’m also curious about how useful the features are of these apps. I currently have:

  • ChatGPT Plus subscription directly from OpenAI ($20/month)
  • Safari web app I made by going to the ChatGPT site and clicking File > Add to Dock (free)
  • OpenAI official ChatGPT iOS app (free)
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You could just use Keyboard Maestro or BetterTouchTool to open a web view that hovers over all windows, that’s what I do. Saves me from installing another app and one doesn’t have to share their API key with anyone.

Safari web app is another option.

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I use and love MacGPT. It can act as a wrapper for a ChatGPT subscription, and/or you can set it to query ChatGPT-4 from any macOS text field with Accessibility permissions. I love it.

The developer, Jordi Bruin, is very responsive and attentive. He has also made the wonderful MacWhisper, which has been an amazing way for me to use the Whisper transcription model on my own machine without having to share any data over the network.

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I use either their web site or their iOS app depending on which device I have to hand. Logged into the same ID so the answers are available wherever I next use ChatGPT.

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Besides ChatGPT: Has anyone explored running something locally and feed it with own texts?

We have thousands of customer service emails (replies) we wrote over the years. I was wondering if it’s a viable option to use them and a pre-trained AI model to make a “email reply”-generator. With just some proof-reading.