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# Your data stays on your machine

Quincy can run AI models directly on your Mac — no internet connection required, no data sent anywhere. If a task needs more horsepower, you can connect a cloud provider for faster, more accurate responses. You choose what stays local and what goes to the cloud.

# The AI only does what you allow

Most AI assistants have open-ended access to your computer. Ask one to “clean up my inbox” and it might delete emails you wanted to keep.

Quincy works differently. Each task is handled by a specialist agent with a specific set of tools and permissions. An email agent might read your inbox and suggest calendar appointments — but it literally cannot reply, delete, or take any action you haven’t allowed. These aren’t suggestions; they’re hard limits enforced before any action is taken.

# Use it everywhere

Start a conversation on your Mac, pick it up on your iPhone. The server runs on your Mac (or a dedicated machine); the command line, macOS app, and iOS app are lightweight clients that connect to it. Your agents, models, and conversation history stay in one place.

# Extend with any tool

Quincy comes with built-in tools, but you can connect it to almost anything — task managers, calendars, email, smart home devices, databases. Ask Quincy to set up a connection and it walks you through it. You control which tools each agent can see and what actions require your approval.