An AI that's always there
Press one key in any app and ask out loud. It sees your screen and shows you, and in early access on Mac it does the work for you.
Where does Dad sit so the seesaw balances? It writes turn = weight × distance on the board and works it out.It finds the line that went wrong.
Ask it to check your work. It strikes the one slip and writes the fix beside it, then lets you finish.
Draws on your screenA blackboard beside your work.
Ask how the heart pumps and it draws both pumps, each line on the word it says.
The blackboard
Ask how it works. Turn it in 3D.
It builds a model next to your work as it explains. Drag it round, tap a part.
It shows you.
Always therePress one key in any app and ask out loud. It looks only while the pill is open.
BlackboardSteps, graphs and live simulations, or a 3D model it builds for the question.
Quizzes and flashcardsSay quiz me. What you miss comes back as flashcards.
Remembers youPicks up where you left off. You decide what it keeps.
It works in your apps.
- Works in any appGmail, Docs, Slack, Sheets or a browser tab: it sees them the way you do. Nothing to connect.
- Does the workEarly access on Mac: it works in any app with its own cursor while you keep using yours.
- Always onEarly access: pick a site and what you want, and it keeps doing it.
- Asks firstEarly access: it's built to ask before it sends or pays, and not to type your passwords for you.
- In your browserIt works in any browser tab because it sees your screen.
- Drag the orbEarly access on Mac: drag the orb onto any window and say what you want done there.
When you learn.
Try it on your own work
Press fn on a Mac (Ctrl+Shift+Space on Windows and Linux) and say it out loud. It sees your screen, so it works on your own problem with you, and shows you.
“Is number 2 right?”
DuckyHelper is an app for Mac (Apple silicon, macOS 14 or later), Windows and Linux.
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Press fn in any app and ask out loud. It sees your screen and shows you, right on your work or on a blackboard beside it, and in early access on Mac it does the work for you with its own cursor.
It draws on your work.
Ask is this right? It circles the slip on your own page and writes the fix beside it, each mark on the word it is saying.
Room to explain: the blackboard.
Ideas, steps and systems go on a blackboard beside your work, drawn out in chalk one line at a time. Say show me in 2D and a 3D model moves to the board.
Ask how it works. Turn it in 3D.
It builds a 3D model live, part by part, right on your screen as it explains. Drag its bar to move it, tap its x to put it away.
Change it and watch.
Ask about something that changes and it builds a live simulation on the blackboard. Drag a slider and the numbers move.
It shows you.
- Always there Press one key in any app and ask out loud. It looks only while the pill is open.
- Blackboard Steps, graphs and live simulations, or a 3D model it builds for the question.
- Quizzes and flashcards Say quiz me. What you miss comes back as flashcards.
- Remembers you Picks up where you left off. You decide what it keeps.
It works in your apps.
- Works in any app Gmail, Docs, Slack, Sheets or a browser tab: it sees them the way you do. Nothing to connect.
- Does the work Early access on Mac: it works in any app with its own cursor while you keep using yours.
- Always on Early access: pick a site and what you want, and it keeps doing it.
- Asks first Early access: it's built to ask before it sends or pays, and not to type your passwords for you.
- In your browser It works in any browser tab because it sees your screen.
- Drag the orb Early access on Mac: drag the orb onto any window and say what you want done there.
When you learn.
- Your homework, as it is Any app, any file.
- Hints, not answers It asks you back.
- Languages Say it, hear what to fix.