Keak runs on your own AI, out loud
Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini or a local model. Keak gives it a voice and a place to live.
Most AI apps ask you to pay them a monthly fee so you can talk to a model that they are paying someone else for. It is a strange middleman setup, and it always felt off to me. Keak AI is built the other way around. You already pay for Claude or ChatGPT or Copilot. Or you have a Gemini key from Google that is free. Or you run a local model on your own machine that costs nothing at all. Keak just gives all of that a voice and a place to live.
Bring the AI you already have
The setup is a single screen. You pick your provider, sign in or paste a key, and you are done. Claude, ChatGPT and Copilot connect by signing in with the subscription you already pay for, so there is no extra key to manage. Gemini, Grok, DeepSeek and Mistral use an API key, and the Gemini one from Google is free to start. If you would rather keep everything on your machine, Ollama runs a local model and needs no key at all.
Two keys and it answers out loud
Once your AI is connected, hold Ctrl and Alt anywhere on your computer, or just say Hey Keak, and it answers you back. Out loud, not in a tiny window you have to squint at. It can see your screen when you let it, so if you ask about the thing you are looking at, it actually knows what you mean.
No per question fee
This is the part I care about most. There is no per question cost through Keak, and no extra subscription for the assistant. You pay for dictation, which is what the app actually delivers. Everything you run on your own AI is unlimited and free. Ten questions or ten thousand, same price.
Why this matters
You bring the intelligence, we give it a voice and a place to live. That way your AI travels with you. Change providers next year and Keak still works. Cancel one subscription and swap for another, and nothing about your setup breaks. The assistant on your computer is finally something you own.