Two tools that run on your machine, not on ours.
aiity is Syllivra and Day. Same rule for both: no account with us, no sign-up, no server of ours in the middle. Your calendar events stay in your own calendars.
Syllivra puts subtitles on whatever your Mac is playing, on the machine itself. Day brings your existing iCloud, Google and Exchange calendars into one calm view.
Syllivra is a signed download for macOS. Day is for iPhone and iPad, with iOS 18 or later.
The projects
Syllivra is a signed Mac download. Day is a calm calendar for iPhone and iPad.
| Syllivra | Subtitles for whatever your Mac is playing. System audio is recognised and translated on the machine itself. Press-to-talk dictation can now be translated locally too. Signed — download it for macOS 26 on Apple Silicon. enrzh.github.io/sAiity |
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| Day - Calendar | A calm calendar for the iCloud, Google and Exchange calendars you already have. Day, 3-day, week, month and year views, quick entry, widgets and Live Activities. For iPhone and iPad with iOS 18 or later. No Day account, no tracking, no server of ours; events stay in your own calendars. enrzh.github.io/Day |
If something needs the network
Syllivra downloads speech models once, then works offline. Day shows the calendars you already have; syncing uses your existing calendar provider, not a server of ours.
| Once | Syllivra fetches speech models the first time you use them. |
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| On the device | Syllivra on the Mac. Day on iPhone and iPad. Your calendar provider handles calendar sync. |
What we know about you
Nothing.
That is not a stance, it is a consequence of how these are built: there is no aiity server. No account, no sign-up, no analytics, no tracking. We do not sit between you and anything, because in the data path there is no “we”.
Syllivra keeps models and recognition on the Mac. Day leaves events in your own calendars, with no Day account and no tracking. Where a project keeps keys, they live on the device that uses them, not on a server of ours.
What leaves your device is what you send to a provider you chose yourself, and their privacy policy applies there. With a model running on the device, nothing leaves at all.