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Pomeroy is a macOS menu-bar app. It holds the permissions your Mac guards — your calendar, your mail, your messages — and serves them to an AI assistant as MCP tools. You choose which apps the assistant can reach, one switch at a time, and every switch starts off. Ask Claude “what’s on my calendar today?” and a real answer comes back, from your Mac, without you pasting anything in.

Quickstart

Install Pomeroy and get your first answer, in about five minutes.

The three doors

The extension, the stdio pipe, and the credentialled HTTP endpoint.

Apps and tools

Ten Apple apps, 27 tools, and exactly what each one can and cannot do.

What leaves your Mac

Every request Pomeroy makes, listed on one page and checked by a test.

What Pomeroy does

Pomeroy connects an assistant to ten apps on your Mac: Each app is a switch. Switch it off and the assistant cannot reach it, whatever it is asked.

What Pomeroy refuses to do

Pomeroy is read-mostly. Its tools read and search, create where you would expect it, and stop there.
It can
  • Search and read your mail, messages and notes
  • Create an event, a reminder or a note
  • Change an event you name, or mark a reminder done
  • Run a Shortcut you built yourself
It cannot
  • Send mail, or send or answer a message
  • Delete anything, in any app
  • Create, edit or delete a contact
  • Read your screen, or any app’s interface
These are not settings. There is no tool for sending mail, so no amount of prompting produces one. See what Pomeroy asks macOS for for the grants it holds, and the two it will never ask for.

What you need

1

A Mac running macOS 15 or later

Pomeroy is a Mac app only. There is no iPhone, iPad or Windows version.
2

An AI assistant that speaks MCP

Claude Desktop is the one most people start with, and it is free. Twenty-four assistants set themselves up from Pomeroy’s panel, and Pomeroy also serves an HTTP endpoint on loopback for a container, a VM or a runner.
Pomeroy is made by Joe Saunderson. It is not made by, sold by or supported by Anthropic. Questions about Pomeroy go to hello@pomeroy.app; questions about Claude itself go to Anthropic.

What it costs

Pomeroy is free for 50 actions a week, with no account and no card. One action is one use of one app: one mail search, one look at your calendar, one reminder added. $19 once removes the weekly limit — there is no subscription — and there is a 14-day refund for any reason. How the allowance works · Buy and activate a licence