“Who do we usually order from?”
You usually order from Chewy.
chewy.com · Safari⌘⇧Space
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Ask in natural language. Apple Intelligence answers from the pages Spotpage indexed on this Mac.
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Examples
“Who do we usually order from?”
You usually order from Chewy.
chewy.com · Safari“The TV that's discounted?”
You were looking for the LG C4 — the 65-inch that’s on sale.
bestbuy.com · Chrome“The restaurant with the counter for friday?”
You were looking at Bar Bête, the restaurant with the counter seats.
resy.com · Safari“The paint color I liked?”
You were looking at Setting Plaster — the warm pink from Farrow & Ball.
farrow-ball.com · Safari“That recipe with the crispy chickpeas?”
You were looking at Ottolenghi’s crispy chickpeas with tahini.
ottolenghi.co.uk · Firefox“Which headphones had the better reviews?”
You were looking at the Sony WH-1000XM5.
rtings.com · ChromeFeatures
Index
Safari, Chrome, Firefox, Arc, Brave and Edge in one search — including Safari tabs already synced from your iPhone and iPad.
Speak
Hit the mic and ask out loud. Spotpage listens, writes the question, and Apple Intelligence answers from the local index.
When
Ask for this morning, last Tuesday or this week and the overlay scopes itself. Or pick Hour, Today, Week, Month from the sidebar.
Recap
Open the overlay empty and your hour, day or week lands as named threads — Chewy autoship, LG C4 on sale — not a raw URL dump.
Read
It fetches what you opened. “The TV that’s discounted” finds the C4 even if the tab only said the model number. ⌘I peeks the index.
Private
Six browsers. One local file. No account, no sync, no analytics endpoint. The model that answers runs on your chip.
Insights
Top sites, peak hours, browsers and the pages you actually open — charted on your Mac from the history Spotpage already indexed. There is still no analytics endpoint. This is for you, not us.
Privacy
A history search tool is only worth installing if you trust it. So Spotpage has nowhere to send your data: no account, no sync, no analytics endpoint. The index is a local file, and the model that writes answers runs on your own chip.
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Sensitive pages skipped
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An Apple silicon Mac running macOS 15 Sequoia or later. Apple Intelligence is how you talk to the index — without it, search still ranks titles, queries and bookmarks.
Yes. Type or speak the way you’d ask a person: “who do we usually order from,” “the TV that’s discounted.” Apple Intelligence reads the local index and writes a spoken answer above the source page. Keyword searches still return a fast list.
Safari, Chrome, Firefox, Arc, Brave and Edge, including bookmarks and reading lists. If Safari already synced tabs from your iPhone or iPad to this Mac, those show up too. Spotpage reads what the browsers already keep locally — it does not sync anything itself.
No. There is no server component. Indexing, search, Insights and answers all happen locally, and Spotpage has no account system or analytics endpoint. The Insights tab charts your history on your Mac — it does not phone home.
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