All your accounts in one place.
Use one shared mission, information library, and credit balance across Gmail, X, Instagram, LinkedIn, and iMessage. Choose which accounts can act and tune their controls.
NEURVONA FOR MAC
Your Mac.
Your autopilot.
Connect your accounts, review your drafts, and let your Mac handle the iMessages you approve.
Download for MacVersion 0.4.1 · 1.1 MB · Apple silicon and Intel · macOS 14.0 or newer
To update, quit Neurvona and replace it in Applications. Your saved settings stay in place.
YOUR MAC CONNECTIONPair once.
Pair once.
Stay connected.
Sign in and connect this MacChoose your allowed contactsApprove drafts in Autopilot
Autopilot starts only when you enable it.Connect without Terminal.
Sign in, select iMessage, and choose Connect this Mac. Your Mac credential is saved in Apple Keychain.
You choose who gets a message.
Add only your existing contacts. Review the exact message and recipient before approving it. Your contact list stays on your Mac.
Keep it running at your pace.
Closing the window keeps your Mac connection available from the menu bar. Opening at login is optional. Pause or quit whenever you want.
GET STARTED
Four steps. Your call.
- Install the Mac app. Open the download and drag Neurvona into Applications.
- Sign in and pair. In Autopilot, choose iMessage, then Connect this Mac. You can also paste a ten-minute code from the website.
- Add an allowed contact. Use the Mac connection tab to add an existing contact’s international phone number or iMessage email.
- Review and enable. Save your twin’s mission and prepare a draft in Autopilot, review it, approve it, then enable iMessage at your chosen pace.
Keep your Mac awake, online, and signed into Messages. macOS asks for permission to control Messages on your first approved send. The app does not read message history or Contacts. Quitting it stops the Mac connection; cloud accounts keep their saved settings.
Download details & advanced setup
SHA-256: 125ed256003a73a5a1170bace15a0cba13fa9f9fe2d5cecc129f8a577b40fba9
The Terminal companion remains available. Pairing a new companion replaces the old Mac credential and pauses its approved queue for review. The iPhone app (coming soon) will support Messages drafts and user-configured Shortcuts; its composer will require you to tap Send.