June is a private AI workspace for Mac that combines an agent, voice dictation, and automated meeting notes. It is described as local by default and routed through privacy-preserving AI, with an emphasis on keeping prompts, files, and workflows private on the user’s desktop.
The product’s agent can read documents, screenshots, inbox content, calendars, browsers, and code. The page shows it handling tasks such as comparing W-2, paystub, and mortgage documents; drafting a note to a doctor about lab results; finding renewal terms in a customer contract; summarizing action items from a board recording; rewriting a performance review; pulling invoice totals from a bank statement; checking a calendar and drafting a reply; extracting vendor renewal dates from PDFs; and helping prepare questions for a health appointment. June also supports chat for questions, research, brainstorming, and planning, and it can total receipts from downloaded files and export a CSV.
Voice dictation is built in as well. By pressing a keyboard shortcut and speaking, June turns speech into polished writing in any app on the computer. For meetings, it can detect supported meetings and offer to write notes without a bot joining the call, and the examples on the page show notes, transcription, decisions, action items, risks, and context in the resulting summary.
June is open source and local first. It is delivered as a downloadable app for Mac. The page also includes a pricing section, but no pricing terms are stated in the provided text.
June sits in PulseGate's Autonomous agents & workflows category. It focuses on using AI assistants for desktop productivity without compromising user privacy or sending data to the cloud. June is an open-source project aimed at privacy-conscious professionals. The project is open source (MIT). June is available on the web and macOS.
It is developed by Open Software Network, and it first shipped in 2026. The project is developed in the open on GitHub with 215 stars and 997 commits in the last 90 days. Among its 6 catalogued features are chat assistant, voice dictation, and meeting notes.
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