Questions, answered.

A sidekick for your Mac. Hold Control and Option and talk: it sees what's on your screen, answers out loud, shows you where to click, draws the answer across your screen, takes meeting notes, and starts agents that do work for you in the background.

You don't describe your screen or paste screenshots. ScreenWizard looks at the screen you're on when you ask, answers by voice, points at the right button in the app you're in, and can do the job itself instead of giving you steps.

No. It reads the screen only while you hold ⌃⌥ to ask, to answer that moment, and nothing is recorded in between. The one exception is a call you chose to take notes on: then it keeps the call's audio (deleted after 3 days) and the slides that were shared, for your notes.

Any app on your Mac. It can point at menus and buttons anywhere, and agents can work in Mac apps, your signed-in browser and connected apps like Gmail, Google Calendar and Slack.

Hold ⌃⌥ and talk. Press ⌃ twice to type instead. Hold ⌃ fn to dictate into any text field. Press Escape to stop.

Yes, through agents. Say the goal and an agent does the work in the background, asks before anything is sent, posted, paid or deleted, and reports back. See agents.

Yes. It notices calls in Zoom, Teams, Webex, Slack, FaceTime and Google Meet, and writes the overview, decisions and action items when the call ends, with no bot joining. See meeting notes.

Useful things you tell it, like your preferences and the names you use. Every memory is listed in Settings, and you can delete any of them.

Free to start. Pro is $19 a month and Max is $99 a month; every plan has every feature. See pricing.

A Mac with macOS 14.2 or later, Apple silicon or Intel. The download is about 125 MB.

Not yet. ScreenWizard is Mac only for now.