Noema began with a simple premise: the most personal computing should stay personal, processed on your device without sending your data elsewhere. With Noema 2.0, that idea reaches beyond the iPhone to every screen where you work and think.
Native on macOS and visionOS
Noema arrives on macOS and visionOS, bringing on-device inference to the desktop and to spatial computing. The Mac app is not a port or a simplified companion: it is the full Noema interface, rebuilt natively for the platform, with the same approach to privacy that has defined the project from the start.
Remote access, now part of Constellation
Noema 2.0 introduced Relay as a connection between your iPhone and Mac. That capability now lives inside Constellation, which adds automatic device discovery, chat and project sync, and several connection paths without host IDs or endpoint setup.
Vision-aware prompting
You can now attach photographs to your prompts, up to five per message, and models with the appropriate projectors process them on your device. The interface makes capability clear: it shows which models support vision, adds a badge when images are queued, and disables attachments when you reach the limit or pick an incompatible model.
Stronger tool calling
Tool calling has been substantially improved. The underlying architecture now handles complex agentic sequences more reliably, which opens up automation that previously needed a cloud service.
Accessibility, languages and polish
Noema now speaks ten languages. Accessibility has been refined with better keyboard navigation and color contrast, and many smaller fixes add up to a more polished app.