Choose the brain behind Sayonic
Pick the brain that answers you from the pill's menu; the next request uses it. Use Sayonic Cloud on credits, your own API keys, a local model, or a CLI agent you already use.
Sayonic Cloud
Sayonic Cloud needs no API keys: sign in to it in Settings and it runs on Cloud credits. Pro includes 6,000 credits a month and Max 25,000.
Your own API keys
Add your own key in Settings → API Keys, and you pay that service directly. Keys stay in your Mac's Keychain.
Sayonic works with OpenAI, Anthropic, the Gemini API, Groq and OpenRouter. Or run local models through an OpenAI-compatible endpoint such as Ollama or LM Studio.
CLI agents
Sayonic can hand a job to a CLI agent you already use: Claude Code, Codex CLI, Gemini CLI, Cursor CLI, OpenCode, Qwen Code, Kiro CLI or Grok.
Each keeps its own sign-in. You set what it may do: Limited, Ask first, or Full access. Agent brains ask before acting: Allow, Always allow, or Deny.
Which plan fits
BYOK ($3.99 a month) is for your own API keys or a coding agent, with every feature and no Cloud credits. Pro and Max add Sayonic Cloud credits every month.
Questions
- Does Sayonic work without my own API key?
- Yes. Sign in to Sayonic Cloud in Settings and it runs on Cloud credits: Pro includes 6,000 every month and Max 25,000.
- Can I control Claude Code by voice on a Mac?
- Yes. Pick Claude Code as the brain in Sayonic's pill, then tap it and say what you need. It keeps its own sign-in and asks before it acts.
- Where are my API keys stored?
- In the macOS Keychain, set to this Mac only, so they don't sync to other devices.
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