User Guide
Speech, menus, triggers, macros, and world settings — documented as Savitar 2 ships.
Open the guide on GitHub →Premier Mac MUD client — continued
Savitar 2 is the 64-bit Macintosh client for MUDs, MUSHes, and MOOs — your triggers, macros, and worlds come with you.
Everything you expect from a MUD client — connection, automation, and accessibility — rebuilt for modern macOS.
World Picker, autologin scripts, and multi-world sessions. Telnet to MUDs, MUSHes, and MOOs with a client built for the Mac.
Triggers, macros, and variables — gag spam, play sounds, auto-reply, and bind your most-used commands to hotkeys.
Continuous speech and per-trigger voices. Long sessions stay readable and audible with the voices already on your Mac.
Speech, menus, triggers, macros, and world settings — documented as Savitar 2 ships.
Open the guide on GitHub →Ask how-to questions, share worlds, and discuss Savitar 2 with other players.
Join the community →Release history and notes for each Savitar 2 build.
See what's new →Beta builds welcome feedback from Savitar 1 veterans and newcomers alike. Email the team from the app (Help → Send Feedback…) or write us directly — no GitHub account required.
Email feedback →Savitar is one way in. Here are trusted starting points for finding and playing text worlds.
Choose a game from a directory, read its website and policies, create a character, then type help or intro. Savitar handles the connection; the world teaches you how to play.
Multi-User Dungeons and related worlds — collaborative text adventures played online since the 1970s.
The long-running directory at mudconnect.com — search hundreds of games by genre, theme, and player count.
Player-voted rankings and reviews at topmudsites.com — see which worlds are active and well regarded.
For longtime players and older Macs — upgrade notes and the classic site.
Savitar 1 does not run on macOS Catalina (10.15) or later. Savitar 2 was built for you — and your worlds come with you.
Savitar 1.6.3 and the original manual, FAQ, and screenshots — for 32-bit Macs and nostalgia browsing.