Works in any app
DuckyHelper works in the apps you already use, out of the box
It sees and uses them like a person at your computer. Nothing to connect.
Apps DuckyHelper works in
Gmail and Outlook
It explains the thread and, in early access, drafts the reply. It's built to ask first before anything is sent.
Docs and Word
It reads your draft, marks it up right on your screen and talks you through each change.
Slack and Teams
It catches you up on a long thread. In early access it drafts your answer and is built to wait for your OK.
Any browser tab
Pages, PDFs, videos and web apps. If it is on your screen, it can see it. No extension.
Sheets and Excel
It explains a chart, checks a formula, or fills in the totals in column D for you (Early access).

Every other app
Press one key in any app and ask out loud:fnon a MacCtrlShiftSpaceon Windows and Linux
Does the work · Early access
It can do the job for you, right in that app
DuckyHelper’s agent features are in early access. Say what you want done and it opens the apps and pages it needs, then works in that window the way you would:
Its own cursor
It works in the window you gave it with its own cursor, while you keep using yours.
Finishes multi-step jobs
It keeps going until the job is done. Then its ring turns green and it tells you what it did, step by step.
Runs on a schedule
Make a job automatic: say when it runs, what it does and what happens next, then turn it on. You can turn it off any time.
Asks first
It's built to ask before it sends a message or pays for anything, and not to type your passwords or card numbers for you.
Everything else
If it is on your screen, DuckyHelper can help with it
DuckyHelper works from what it sees, like a person sitting at your computer, so there is nothing to install inside your apps. Press the key in any app, ask out loud, and it shows you how.
Download link
Try DuckyHelper for 10 minutes
No card needed. See the plans when you want more.
Do anything
Ask it a question or hand it a job, in any app.
Doing jobs for you is in early access on Mac. Asking works on Mac, Windows and Linux.