Gemlet: Native Keyboard-First Gemini Client for macOS
By
Gui Latrova
Worth a glance, not a chew.
Summary
Gemlet is a native macOS application that serves as a keyboard-first client for Google's Gemini AI. It allows users to access Gemini instantly via global hotkeys without needing browser tabs, API keys, or per-token costs since it uses existing Google accounts. Key features include split-view workspaces, multiple profiles for work/personal use, deep bookmarks for specific AI interactions, and native PDF/JSON export capabilities. The app is built with SwiftUI and designed for power users seeking fast, private AI access.
Key quotes
· 5 pulledStop hunting for browser tabs to launch AI instantly with global hotkeys.
It uses your existing Google account, so NO API keys or per-token costs are needed.
Built in SwiftUI. Fast, private, and designed for power users.
Split-View Workspaces and Multiple Profiles (Work vs. Personal)
Native PDF/JSON Export (Save your history)
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