A sidekickfor your Mac.
Hold ⌃⌥ and talk. ScreenWizard looks at what’s in front of you, shows you where to click, and can take the job from there.
Free to start · about 125 MB
macOS 14.2 or later
- ⌃⌥Hold to ask
- ⌃⌃Type a request
- ⌃ fnDictate anywhere
- escStop anything
- Talk through any app
- Ring the next click
- Notes from every call
- Hand work to an agent
- Asks before anything leaves your Mac
Just ask. It can already see.
I have an invoice open in Preview on my Mac and I need to send it to a client as a PDF, but I can't find where to save it as a PDF. It's the latest macOS. Where do I click? I've looked in the menus and the toolbar.
Here's how to save a document as a PDF in Preview:
- Make sure Preview is the active app.
- In the menu bar, click File.
- Choose Export as PDF… (on some versions, Export…).
- Pick a name and location, then click Save.
Let me know if you can't find it!
How you use it
One hold. Then talk. You don’t paste screenshots or write forty-nine words about Preview. You hold ⌃⌥, say what you need, and ScreenWizard answers while looking at the same screen you are.
- “Where’s Export as PDF?” It rings the menu.
- “What did we invoice this quarter?” It reads the sheet and answers.
- “Chase the unpaid ones.” An agent gets to work and checks with you before sending.
It sees.
Talk to it like someone looking over your shoulder. Ask about whatever is in front of you, in any app, without describing it. It reads the screen only while you hold ⌃⌥ or are on a call.
“What did we invoice this quarter, and who was biggest?”
| Client | Sent | Amount | |
| 2 | Harbor & Pine | Jul 3 | $9,600 |
| 3 | Fieldwork Co. | Jul 19 | $4,250 |
| 4 | Marlow Bikes | Aug 8 | $12,800 |
| 5 | Oak & Ember | Aug 27 | $3,900 |
| 6 | Harbor & Pine | Sep 12 | $7,400 |
| 7 | Lumen Health | Sep 30 | $10,260 |
| 8 | Total | $48,210 |
It talks you through it.
Learning a new app, hunting a buried setting, stuck on a toolbar: ScreenWizard rings what to click and walks you through it, click by click. Or it turns the screen into a board and draws the answer while it speaks. You stay in the app.
You ask“Tell me about the Eiffel Tower. Present it.”
The Eiffel Tower is a wrought-iron lattice tower on the Champ de Mars in Paris. It was built as the entrance arch to the 1889 World's Fair, the Exposition Universelle, held to mark the centenary of the French Revolution.
Construction of the foundations began on 28 January 1887. The tower was assembled from 18,038 iron parts joined by about 2.5 million rivets, and was finished on 31 March 1889, in two years, two months and five days.
At 300 metres it was the tallest man-made structure in the world until 1930. It opened to the public on 15 May 1889, and soon became the symbol of Paris.
Or hand it the job.
Say the goal, not the steps. ScreenWizard starts an agent with a name, like Briar, that works across your apps, browser and files in the background and stops for your Allow before email, posts, payments or deletes. When it’s done you get a short report, or have it presented on screen. Up to three agents work at once, and routines keep running on schedule in the cloud, even with your Mac closed.
More about agents-
9:14 AM
You give it the job
Hold ⌃⌥ and say what you need. ScreenWizard names an agent, Briar, and it starts.
“Chase the unpaid Q3 invoices.” -
9:15 to 9:21 AM
It works while you work
Briar reads your Mail and the Q3 sheet in its own space. You keep using your Mac; a quiet status on the pill shows it's busy.
BriarWorking- Searched Mail for invoice threads
- Matched 4 to the Q3 sheet
- Drafting reminders…
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9:21 AM
It asks before sending
Sending email leaves your Mac, so Briar stops and asks. Allow it once, always for this kind of thing, or not now.
Briar wants to send 4 emails
AllowAlways allowNot now -
9:22 AM
It tells you what happened
A notification, then a short report you can open, or have drawn across your screen.
ScreenWizardnowBriar finished
Present itOpen
It takes the notes.
When a call starts in Zoom, Teams, Webex, Slack, FaceTime or Google Meet, ScreenWizard asks if it should take notes. No bot joins. Type your own notes as you go; when the call ends you get the overview, decisions and action items, with yours merged in.
More about meeting notesAction items
- Maya: final onboarding copy by Wednesday
- Leo: check the signup flow on Intel Macs
- You: send the launch date to support
Decisions
- Onboarding ships Tuesday
- Pricing page waits a sprint
Say it out loud
It shows you
It looks at Slack, rings the menu you need, then the setting, one click at a time.
Things you'll stop doing yourself
- Hunting through menus for the one settingShows
- Learning a new app on your first dayWalks you through
- Reading the whole report to find three numbersSees
- Answering the emails that have waited all weekDoes
- Filing the Desktop and the Downloads folderDoes
- Turning research into something you can presentDraws
- Writing up the notes after every callTakes notes
- Checking the same three things every morningRoutine
Your Mac, your rules
- It looks only when you ask.
- The screen is read while you hold ⌃⌥, only to answer that moment, and nothing is recorded in between. In a call you chose to take notes on, it keeps the audio (deleted after 3 days) and the shared slides for your notes.
- It asks before anything goes out.
- Emails, posts, invites, payments and deletes wait for your Allow, unless you choose Always allow for that kind of action.
- You can take over any time.
- A glow runs around your screen while an agent is using it. Press Escape or move your mouse and it pauses at once; resume or stop it from the pill.
- What it remembers, you can see.
- Every memory is listed in Settings, and you can delete any of them. Reports stay on your Mac. Meeting notes sync to your account, and their audio is deleted after 3 days.
Free to start
10 conversations, 30 dictations and 100 agent steps a day, and 2 hours of meeting notes a month.
150 conversations, 300 dictations and 500 agent steps a day, and 160 hours of meeting notes a month.
200 conversations, 1,000 dictations and 2,000 agent steps a day, unlimited meeting notes and the fullest realtime voice.
Same sidekick on every plan: conversation, walkthroughs, meeting notes, agents, cloud routines, reports and drawing. Plans only change how much you can use. A conversation is a talk about what’s on your screen; an agent step is one action an agent takes for you. See plans in full.
Give your Mac a sidekick.
Download ScreenWizard, about 125 MB. Open it, allow the microphone and screen, sign in once, then hold ⌃⌥ and ask.
Download for Mac