Multi-provider model workspace
Run cloud, self-hosted, or fully local models in one desktop workspace and switch providers by task. The app keeps provider credentials in your local OpenCode configuration.
OpenCode Superapp
ReclamarOpenCode Superapp is a native Mac workspace for local, self-hosted, or cloud AI models, with coding, browser automation, voice, extensions, widgets, and secure remote access.
Overview
OpenCode Superapp is a native OpenCode workspace for Mac that combines local, self-hosted, and cloud model access in one app. It is presented as a Codex-inspired desktop environment for working with AI while keeping the runtime, projects, and local model traffic on the user's Mac.
The product centers on a local-first workflow: you can run OpenCode-compatible providers with your own credentials, install an integrated Ollama engine for local models, and use the workspace for projects, sessions, worktrees, terminals, search, and configuration. Optional Superpowers add browser automation, native Computer Use, dictation, remote access, and realtime voice.
Core capabilities
Integrated local AI
Install the app-managed Ollama engine to use local models already stored in your library, with a private loopback endpoint for local AI traffic.
Desktop development workflow
Work with projects, parallel sessions, files, Git, worktrees, terminals, search, and configuration in a single native workspace.
Extensions and skills
Add commands, right-panel apps, Skills, MCP services, resources, and local extension packages through the extension system.
Widget building
Create Home widgets with the agent, test them in live preview, and publish when ready, with isolated storage and bounded file permissions.
Native superpowers
Use Browser Automation, Native Computer Use, Local Dictation, Remote + Mobile, and Realtime Voice as guarded Superpowers when purchased.
Practical use cases
Coding and verification
Use the workspace to build, test, and verify software from the same app, keeping sessions, files, Git, terminals, and worktrees together while switching between local and cloud models as needed.
Controlled browser and app actions
Run browser automation and native Computer Use with guarded actions when you need the agent to inspect a webpage or interact with a macOS app.
Voice-assisted prompting
Use private, multilingual dictation to turn spoken prompts into text when you want to work without typing, including offline local dictation for supported Superpowers.
Secure remote continuation
Pair a phone or browser companion to continue a running task remotely while the Mac remains the trusted host and owns the project.
Customizable agent workspace
Extend the workspace with commands, MCP services, and local packages when you want custom tools or project-specific workflows.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Supports local, self-hosted, and cloud models in one workspace.
- No account, password, cookie tracking, or behavioral analytics are described for the app runtime.
- Includes native desktop workflows such as files, Git, worktrees, terminals, and search.
- Offers extensibility through commands, right-panel apps, Skills, MCP services, and local extension packages.
- Provides optional privacy-oriented features such as offline local dictation and encrypted Remote.
Cons
- The site gives limited detail on the supported provider list beyond examples and OpenCode-compatible providers.
- Some capabilities depend on optional paid Superpowers, and the hosted Voice trial is limited to a short, time-bounded trial.
- Native Computer Use requires macOS 15 or newer, which narrows support for older Macs.
FAQ
Is this an OpenAI or Codex product?
No. The site says OpenCode Superapp is an independent, Codex-inspired product built on the open-source OpenCode runtime and is not affiliated with or endorsed by OpenAI.
Do I need an OpenCode Superapp account?
No account is required. The app has no profiles or passwords, and your purchase email is used to deliver and recover the license.
Can I use local or self-hosted models?
Yes. You can use app-managed Ollama models through the integrated Local AI extension, or configure compatible providers supported by OpenCode. The site also says you can switch providers by task.
Which Macs are supported?
The initial release supports Apple-silicon Macs on macOS 13 or newer. Native Computer Use requires macOS 15 or newer.
How many devices can I activate?
Five desktop installations are supported. Reinstalling on the same Keychain-backed installation does not consume another slot, and phone or browser companions do not count as desktop activations.
Quick Facts
- Category
- AI workspace
- Platform
- Mac
- Primary use
- Local and cloud model workflows
- Source domain
- opencodesuper.app
- Account required
- No
- Pricing note
- Free core app; optional one-time Superpowers purchase
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