Twoody

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Twoody or Ollama?

Ollama is an engine that runs models, used from the terminal, an API or its own app. Twoody is an assistant for your documents — and it can use the models Ollama runs.

What changes Twoody Ollama
Price Free Free
Macs Apple Silicon and Intel, macOS 13 or later macOS 14 or later
Windows and Linux Private beta Yes
How you use it A desktop app: conversations, documents, memories The terminal, an API, and an app to chat
Documents Whole folders read on the computer, scans included on a Mac, with answers that cite file and page Text and PDF files dropped into a chat
Models Qwen3.5 in one click, and the models Ollama runs A large library of models
Licence Free app; its code is not published MIT licence

What is said here about Ollama was read on its own pages on September 26, 2026: ollama.com/download/mac, ollama.com/blog/new-app, github.com/ollama/ollama. It may have changed since.

Choose Twoody if…

  • you prefer an app to the terminal;
  • your Mac runs macOS 13, or has an Intel chip;
  • you work on folders of documents, with sources.

Choose Ollama if…

  • you build tools or scripts on a local model;
  • you need a publicly released app on Windows or Linux today (Twoody is in private beta there);
  • you want to pull any model from a large library.

Or both

If Ollama already runs on your computer, Twoody finds its models and uses them: Ollama as the engine, Twoody as the assistant.

Frequently asked questions

Does Twoody work with Ollama?

Yes: when Ollama is running, Twoody lists its models and can answer with them.

Does Ollama run on macOS 13?

No: Ollama requires macOS 14 Sonoma or later. Twoody runs on macOS 13 (Ventura) and later.

Do I need the terminal with Twoody?

No: Twoody installs a model and runs it in one click, with no command to type.

Twoody is in private beta.

On Mac, Windows and Linux, free, with no account and no subscription — and on iPhone and Android, with Twoody on your computer. Leave your email: we will write to you when Twoody opens to you.