Two-Layer Orthogonal
Runtime scheduling core and platform primitives are cleanly separated — swap the platform layer to go cross-platform, with zero business logic leakage.
Design Philosophy
Complexity lives in the architecture, not the interface.
Runtime scheduling core and platform primitives are cleanly separated — swap the platform layer to go cross-platform, with zero business logic leakage.
Near-zero idle footprint. Long-term LaunchAgent sampling backs its stability and restraint.
Light-only, restrained radii and neutral ink shadows.
Core Capabilities
Equipped by default, toggle as needed.
One keystroke summons everything. Fast results never wait for slow ones.
Everything you copied, one search away. Enter to paste.
Conversational actions with full process visibility.
Capture, annotate, OCR, pin — configurable save path.
Move cursor to top-center to summon the panel. Multi-monitor layouts are relative to the current screen.
Suggestions as you type. Press → to accept.
Extension Matrix
All first-class citizens. Declare and use.
Installation
Download, allow, connect as needed.
Grab the .dmg from GitHub Releases, open it and drag Voidnix into the /Applications folder.
The app is signed but not notarized, so macOS blocks the first launch by design. Open System Settings → Privacy & Security and click "Open Anyway" — once is enough.
The installer and some extension dependencies (proxy core mihomo, video ffmpeg, etc.) download from GitHub on first use; mind your network environment.