It lives on your screen
A pixel character walks along the bottom of your Mac.
Laghari Vexel
A little pixel character lives on your Mac. Hold two keys and talk. It hears you on the device, thinks on your machine and answers out loud.
Most voice assistants send what you say to someone else’s computer.
A pixel character walks along the bottom of your Mac.
It hears you on the device and answers in a cloned voice.
Opens apps, plays music, sets timers and reminders, and takes notes.
When an AI agent needs you, it runs over and tells you.
It thinks on a model on your Mac.
Wherever you are on the Mac.
In plain English.
And says so, out loud.