The launch is confirmed for Friday at 3 PM.
LinSearch chats and open attachments on your Mac. Choose which conversations your AI can read.
Apple silicon · macOS 14 or later
Connect Search Analyze with AI
Connection
Product launch
Use $we-search to read the Product launch chat. Summarize the confirmed launch time and action items.
Open on your Mac.
Grant access during setup, then restore your saved connection on the next launch.
Connect chat history
Find a message.
Search by conversation and keyword, then read the messages around the result.
Search messages
Open chat attachments.
Preview available images, PDFs, and forwarded conversations.
Weekend route.pdf
Meeting pointPick up where you left off.
Reopen cached chats and keep your place as you scroll back.
Lin
Keyword search
Find a message and jump back to its context.
Attachment previews
View supported images and PDFs in a native window.
Conversation filters
Switch between direct chats, groups, and other conversations.
Resume reading
Reopen read history from the encrypted cache on your Mac.
AI access controls
Exclude conversations you want to keep from AI.
Agent skills
Check the connection, then search permitted chats.
Privacy
Local
Saved connections and encrypted cache
Read-only
Access to local chat history
Scoped
Per-conversation AI access
Messages you share with a cloud AI are sent to that service.
FAQ
Before you get started.
Which Macs are supported?
Apple silicon Macs running macOS 14 or later.
What permissions are required?
For local records, follow first-run setup to grant access and provide your existing database key.
Do I need the key every time?
When you remember a verified connection, we-sync restores it from your local Keychain.
Are my chats uploaded?
Browsing, search, and caching run on your Mac. Messages you share with a cloud AI are sent to that service.
How do I install it?
Download the macOS app, open the DMG, drag we-sync into Applications, then complete first-run setup.
Give your AI chat context.
Download for macOS- Apple silicon
- macOS 14 or later
- MIT