Automate file management, document creation, and browser tasks locally with complete data privacy and control.
macOS 12.0+ (Apple Silicon) Recommended
Scanning 142 files in ~/Downloads
Creating folders: Documents, Images, Archives, Applications
142 files will be organized into 4 categories
All operations run on your local machine, data never leaves your computer.
Bring your own AI API keys, no subscription required.
Build and share custom automation skills
Not just chatting, but actually executing tasks and automating workflows.
Task execution records and management: complete history, quick repetition, detailed logs, result saving, search and filtering.
Extensible automation skill library: preset skills, custom skills, skill editor, skill marketplace, version management.
Smart browser task automation: page navigation, form filling, data extraction, workflow automation, real-time feedback.
Intelligent file organization and management: batch renaming, automatic classification, content analysis, file monitoring, duplicate detection.
AI-driven document creation and editing: document writing, content summarization, text rewriting, format conversion, batch processing.
No, all operations run locally on your machine. Your files never leave your computer, and only task descriptions (not file contents) are sent to the AI service you choose.
Yes, you need to provide your own API keys for AI services like Deepseek, OpenAI, Anthropic. Alternatively, you can use local models via Ollama for completely free, offline operation.
Currently, Vell supports macOS 12.0+ on Apple Silicon (M1 or later). Windows and Linux support are planned for future releases.
Yes, free to use. You only pay for the AI API usage (or use free local models). There are no subscription fees or hidden costs.
Yes, Vell includes a skill system that allows you to create, edit, and share custom automation skills. You can also download skills created by the community.
Vell uses a whitelist permission model, requires user approval for each operation, stores API keys in the system keychain, and keeps all data local. All code is open source for transparency.