ClickUi vs deepchat

Desktop AI assistants compared

ClickUi and deepchat are desktop apps for chatting with cloud or local AI models. ClickUi centers on quick-access text and voice chat, while deepchat focuses on agent workflows, tools, and resumable sessions.

ClickUideepchat
LanguagePythonTypeScript
LicenseAGPL-3.0Apache-2.0
Stars4276.4k
Forks41756
Last analyzedOct 9, 2026Oct 18, 2026

Key differences

  • ClickUi opens from a configurable hotkey and includes voice chat, web search, and file attachments; deepchat emphasizes agent sessions, MCP tools, reusable Skills, and remote session control.
  • ClickUi is written in Python; deepchat is written in TypeScript.
  • ClickUi uses the AGPL-3.0 license; deepchat uses the Apache-2.0 license.
  • ClickUi documents Conda installation and a Windows easy installer, with portable executables listed as a future goal; deepchat runs on Windows, macOS, and Linux.
  • The supplied project facts list 427 stars and 41 forks for ClickUi, compared with 6.4k stars and 747 forks for deepchat.

Choose ClickUi if you…

  • want a hotkey-launched desktop chat with text and voice interaction.
  • need features such as browser-based search, file attachments, or Sonos audio output.
  • prefer a Python project and are comfortable configuring its voice components or model access.
Read the ClickUi analysis →

Choose deepchat if you…

  • need agent sessions with structured history that can be inspected and resumed.
  • want MCP tools, reusable Skills, or compatible ACP agents in a desktop workspace.
  • need to organize parallel work across windows and tabs or control sessions through messaging apps.
Read the deepchat analysis →

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