Alma is developing an AI-native interface for Mac computers that lets people control their computer using natural language and voice. Rather than organizing work primarily around apps, windows, and menus, Alma aims to make the interface respond to a person’s intent and context while keeping actions visible and interruptible. The product is designed to help users automate tasks across real applications without giving up control over what the computer does.

Alma is currently coming soon, with its Mac app in private testing and access offered through a waitlist. The company invites interested users to leave an email address for a future round of invites. Its website also presents unedited recordings of demonstrations using Blender, Paint, Krunker, Zerodha, Passwords, and Tinder, illustrating the range of applications involved. Visitors can explore the Alma manifesto, watch demos, and find the brand’s privacy policy, terms of service, and contact information. With its focus on intent-driven interaction and observable automation, Alma positions itself as a new way to work with a Mac.