Goldfish is a desktop app that remembers your work and drafts replies in your tone where you type.
Core capabilities
Goldfish keeps a memory of work on the computer and uses it when you ask for a reply. The homepage describes three actions: press a shortcut in any text box to draft in your tone, ask the memory about something you have already seen, and carry that context into other AI tools. It names Claude, Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex as tools it can connect to. The shortcut is right Option on macOS and right Shift on Windows.
How to use it
Download the macOS or Windows app from goldfish.sh. After it is installed, place the cursor in a text field and use the shortcut to insert a draft, or open the memory chat. The homepage says the memory stays on the device, AI requests are not stored, and the content is not used for training.
Who it suits
It suits people who answer the same kinds of messages in Slack, email, or an editor and do not want to restate context. It is a reply and memory tool, not a long-form editor.
Pricing, access and limits
The FAQ says it costs nothing while the product is in beta, and the page says free during beta. No paid plan is listed. That is the current public offer, not a promise that it stays free after beta. There is no browser app on the homepage; use is through the desktop downloads.
Frequently asked questions
Where does Goldfish run?
It runs as a macOS app and a Windows app. The homepage says it works in any text field on that computer.
Is Goldfish free?
The site says it is free during beta and does not publish a paid price.
