Provider flexibility
Use the models and providers supported by OpenCode, including cloud, self-hosted, and fully local options, with your own credentials and billing.
OpenCode Superapp
OpenCode Superapp is a native Mac workspace for local and cloud AI models, coding workflows, extensions, widgets, voice, and secure remote access.
What OpenCode Superapp does
OpenCode Superapp is a native OpenCode workspace for Mac that combines local and cloud models, voice, Computer Use, extensions, widgets, and secure remote access in one desktop app. It is positioned as a Codex-inspired workspace built on the open-source OpenCode runtime, with a local-first design and no required account.
The product is aimed at people who want to run coding tasks, test changes, and operate across desktop and browser contexts from one place. It supports switching between cloud, self-hosted, and local providers by task, while keeping local model traffic, projects, and workspace data on the Mac.
Core capabilities
Integrated local AI
Install the app-managed Ollama engine and work with models already stored in your local library without running a separate server.
Real desktop workflows
Keep projects, parallel sessions, files, Git, worktrees, terminals, search, and configuration in one desktop workspace.
Extensions and skills
Add commands, right-panel apps, Skills, MCP services, resources, and local extension packages to extend the workspace.
Custom widgets
Create and test Home widgets with isolated storage and bounded file permissions, then publish them when ready.
Superpower tools
Use browser automation, native Computer Use, local dictation, remote access, and realtime voice for tasks beyond simple chat.
Common ways to use OpenCode Superapp
Build and verify code changes
Use the workspace to run tests, inspect results in the browser, and keep the code, terminal, and verification flow together in one place.
Operate across browser and desktop apps
Use the browser automation and native Computer Use tools when you need the agent to inspect web pages or work with macOS apps through guarded actions.
Work by voice
Use local dictation or realtime voice when you want to compose prompts by speaking rather than typing, including multilingual dictation on Mac.
Continue a session remotely
Pair a phone or browser companion with the desktop app to continue a trusted session remotely without leaving the Mac host.
Shape the workspace around a project
Extend the workspace with commands, apps, Skills, MCP services, local resources, and custom widgets for project-specific workflows.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Supports local, self-hosted, and cloud models in one workspace.
- No OpenCode Superapp account is required.
- Local-first design keeps projects, runtime, and workspace data on the Mac.
- Includes desktop workflows such as files, Git, worktrees, terminals, search, and sessions.
- Adds native capabilities beyond chat, including browser automation, Computer Use, dictation, voice, and remote continuation.
Cons
- The pricing page is unavailable, so the public site does not provide a complete standalone pricing breakdown beyond the homepage details.
- The initial release is limited to Apple-silicon Macs on macOS 13 or newer, and Native Computer Use requires macOS 15 or newer.
- Some capabilities, such as the hosted Voice trial and secure Remote, depend on external services or entitlement grants.
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 that it is not affiliated with or endorsed by OpenAI.
Do I need an OpenCode Superapp account?
No account is required. The product says it has no profiles, passwords, or Supabase Auth, and that your purchase email is used only to deliver and recover your license.
Can I use local or self-hosted models?
Yes. The app supports local and self-hosted models through the integrated Local AI extension, and it can also use compatible providers supported by OpenCode.
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?
The product says desktop licensing covers five installations. Reinstalling on the same Keychain-backed installation does not consume another slot, and phone or browser companions do not use desktop activation slots.
Quick Facts
- Category
- Developer Tool
- Platform
- Mac
- Source domain
- opencodesuper.app
- Primary use
- Local and cloud AI workspace for coding and desktop workflows
- Pricing
- Free app with optional one-time Superpowers unlock; pricing page returned 404
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