Your Macs, live
Each Mac's chip and memory, GPU, CPU and memory now, the model it serves and the sessions running on it: chats, AiTuner Code, coding agents, benchmarks.
One free account, with Sign in with Apple, for every Mac, iPhone and browser you use with aituner. It knows who you are and which devices are yours. Your chats, models and results never leave your Mac except to your own devices, end to end encrypted.
Your account is yours alone: no one else's devices or tickets can reach it. What your Mac holds stays there, and reaches your own iPhone or browser only through an encrypted line our relay cannot read.
Each Mac's chip and memory, GPU, CPU and memory now, the model it serves and the sessions running on it: chats, AiTuner Code, coding agents, benchmarks.
The iPhones and browsers paired with each Mac, and every device on your account, with when it was last seen. Disconnect or remove any of them.
A chat with the model on your Mac from any browser, end to end encrypted. AiTuner Plus, free during the beta.
AiTuner Plus and since when; later, your App Store subscription and when it renews.
Tell us what to fix or build next and follow it, from received to released, with a link to its public issue on GitHub.
Delete the account and everything the cloud keeps of it at once. Nothing on your Mac is touched.
So your Macs, iPhones and browsers belong together: at account.aituner.app you see each Mac live, chat with its model from anywhere (AiTuner Plus, free during the beta), disconnect or remove devices, and file support tickets you can follow. You sign in once with Apple.
Apple's id for you, your email (or Apple's private relay address if you hide yours), your name if you share it, your devices (their names, models, app version and when each was last seen), and your support tickets' numbers and subjects. Nothing else.
No. They stay on your Mac. When your iPhone or browser shows your Mac, it reaches it through our relay, end to end encrypted: the relay passes sealed messages it cannot read and stores nothing. The cloud never holds what your Mac holds.
The first time, account.aituner.app asks your Mac. aituner shows an alert with a 6-digit code; the browser shows the same code. You check they match and click Allow. Codes that differ mean something is wrong: click Don't Allow.
No: each ticket is a public issue on github.com/aituner-app/issues, so others with the same problem find the answer. We never add your name or email, and we remove email addresses, folder names and keys from what you write. Do not write personal details.
In account.aituner.app under Account, or in aituner's Settings on your Mac: Delete account removes the account, your devices and your tickets' link to you at once, and revokes aituner's Sign in with Apple authorization. Nothing on your Mac is deleted.