Press
What AtAt is, what it costs, and what it looks like in use, in one place. Take what’s useful; ask for anything that isn’t here.
About
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Your agent, wherever you type.
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Your agent, wherever you type. Type @@ anywhere on your Mac, attach what you see, and put the result right back in place.
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AtAt is a native macOS app that bridges whatever you’re looking at to the CLI agents you already run — Claude Code, Codex, Grok, Cursor, and more. Type @@ in any text field and screenshots, selected text, clipboard history, or Finder files become context chips; add one sentence, and the result is injected back in place with a single Tab. For bigger jobs, AtAt hands everything to the interactive agent in your own terminal and gets out of the way. It also stands alone as a full screenshot tool (area, window, scrolling capture, recording, OCR), a searchable clipboard manager (⌘⇧V), and a PopClip-style selection bar — with no bundled model. Data stays on your Mac by default, with optional iCloud Sync you control.
Facts
- What it is
A native macOS app that sends what you’re looking at to the CLI agents you already run, and puts the answer back where you typed. Also a screenshot tool, a clipboard manager, and a selection bar.
- Works with
Claude Code, Codex, Grok, Cursor, Pi, Hermes, OpenCode, or any CLI you add.
- Requires
macOS 15 or later, Apple silicon.
- Price
$9/month, $59/year, or $169 once.
Until October 8, 2026: $49/year or $119 once.
- Trial
7 days, no account, no card.
- Get it
atatapp.com, or brew install --cask xinyao27/tap/atat.
- Released
September 9, 2026. Version and changes: atatapp.com/changelog.
- Made by
Xinyao, an independent developer. @xinyao27 on X.
- Contact
hi@atatapp.com. Product account @atatappdotcom.
Recordings
Short recordings of AtAt in use. Use them as they are; don’t crop out the interface.
Logo
The logo, the @@ wordmark, and the 3D character are on the brand page, with notes on how to use them. The press kit includes the logo and wordmark files.
Questions
Reviewing AtAt? Write to hi@atatapp.com and I’ll send you a license. Same address for anything missing here.