SlackNew postNeeds your OKTo#launch
v2 is live! What changed is in the thread.
Built to ask before it sends
Before an email, message or post goes out, it's built to show you a card: Send, Edit or Deny, and to wait until you choose one.
Privacy and safety
Privacy and safety built into how DuckyHelper sees and acts
DuckyHelper looks at your screen only while the pill is open, never while a password field has focus. Its agent features are built to ask first before they send a message or pay for anything, and not to type your passwords or card numbers for you.
No ads · No selling · No training on your data · Ages 13 and up
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The question
You should always be able to say no to it
DuckyHelper sees your screen, and in early access it can work in Gmail, Slack, Sheets or a shopping site for you. Before you trust it with that, you should know when it looks, what it keeps, what it is built not to do, and where it stops for your OK. Those are fair questions, and this page answers each one plainly.
The asking happens at the moment of action, not in a setting you have to remember. This page shows where it stops for you, what it records, and what you control in Settings.
SlackNew postNeeds your OKPay Target$23.47
Summary
P$8.49
Printer paper, 500 sheets
Qty 1
A$12.99
AA batteries, 8 pack
Qty 1
Tax$1.99
Total$23.47
Not charged yet$0.00
- Store
- Target
- Your card
- Your saved card
Slide to pay $23.47
Your saved card. DuckyHelper never sees the number.
Built to ask before it pays
Before it pays for anything, it's built to stop and ask you first. Payments for DuckyHelper itself go through Stripe, and we never see your card number.
Sign in to chase.com to keep going
DuckyHelper is built not to type your passwords or card numbers. Sign in yourself, then it picks up where it stopped.
Built not to type your secrets
It's built not to type your passwords or card numbers for you. When a site asks you to sign in, it hands that part back to you.
How a job runs
Every step is shown, and the risky ones are built to wait for you
Every job it does for you (Early access) runs through the same sequence. You ask out loud; it looks, works in the app with its own cursor while you keep using yours, and is built to stop for your OK before anything is sent or paid for. It may not recognize every send or payment, so keep an eye on tasks that involve messages or money.
- 01You
You ask out loud
Press fn and say what you want done. It listens only while the pill is open, and it does not need your password to help.
- 02DuckyHelper
It looks at the window
It takes a picture of the window you are in, only while the pill is open and never while a password field has focus.
- 03DuckyHelper
It does the work in that window
It opens the thread and writes the reply with its own cursor, while you keep working with yours. Each step shows up as it happens.
04
You press Send, then it records
The reply goes out only after you press Send. The step is written to the job’s record of actions, next to what it looked at and drafted.
GmailReplyNeeds your OKToSam
SubjectRe: Planning call
Hi Sam, Thursday works for me. Talk then!
Sent
04
You press Deny, then it records
Nothing is sent. The draft stays so you can edit it or throw it away, and the record shows that you said no.
GmailReplyNeeds your OKToSam
SubjectRe: Planning call
Hi Sam, Thursday works for me. Talk then!
Not sent
Because the ask is built to come before the action, a page that tries to trick it still has to get past you: you see the ask, and you can say no. Changing the app or the page does not change that design.
For the whole path from the key you press to the answer on screen, see how DuckyHelper sees and acts.
Record of actions
A record that shows what it did, and where it stopped to ask you
Each job it does for you (Early access on Mac) shows every step in plain words, in the app where it happened, including where it stopped and what you chose. You see what it tried, not only what it finished.
Reply to SamDone in 6sEarly access
reply to Sam: Thursday works for me
- Opened the thread with Sam in Gmail
- Wrote the reply, 2 lines
- Send the reply to Sam
GmailReplyNeeds your OKToSam
SubjectRe: Planning call
Hi Sam, Thursday works for me. Talk then!
Not sent
Not sent. The draft is still in Gmail if you want to change it.
Printer inkWaiting for youEarly access
order more printer ink, the same as last time
- Opened amazon.com, your orders
- Found last time's ink, HP 64 black and color
- Added it to the cart
- Opened checkout
- Pay $41.98
Pay Amazon$41.98
The same ink as your last order.
Summary
H$41.98
HP 64 ink, black and color
Qty 1
Total$41.98
Not charged yet$0.00
- Store
- Amazon
- Your card
- Your saved card
Slide to pay $41.98
Your saved card. DuckyHelper never sees the number.
Stops are recorded too
When it stops for your OK or refuses a password or card field, the record says so, right next to the steps it finished.
You choose what is kept
Turn off session replays, edit or turn off memory, or delete any session.
Your data leaves with you
Export a ZIP of your sessions, progress, tests, memory and pictures by email link, up to 3 times a day, whenever you want it.
Your account
Your data stays yours, from the day you sign up to the day you leave
Each person has their own account. Passwords are stored only as salted hashes, a sign-in lasts 30 days while you keep using it, and Sign out everywhere ends every sign-in at once. Payments are handled by Stripe, so we never see your card number.
Sign in with Google, Apple or GitHub, and we never get your password there.
- Signs up
Your own account, at your age
13 and up with your own account; 13 to 17 with a parent's or guardian's OK. Under 13 only after a parent's verifiable consent. We keep an age group, never a birthday.
- Uses it
Switches stay in your hands
Memory, session replays, family and reports are switches in Settings. Family stays off until the learner turns it on, and the learner always sees who is linked.
- Leaves
Your data leaves with you
Delete account in Settings: type your email to confirm, and your sessions, progress and memory are deleted. Anything left in a backup is gone within 35 days.
Read it yourself
Read the policies themselves, not our summary of them
Privacy Policy
The full policy lists what we collect, why and for how long, section by section, and every company that processes it, so you can read the source rather than a summary of it.
Teams and schools
DuckyHelper for teams and schools is in early access. Who uses it, on which computers, and how a rollout works are covered on the teams page.
Mac · Windows · LinuxTeams and schools
Security contact
Found a security problem? Write to the security team directly. They reply within 5 business days, and good-faith research is welcome.
In plain words
What it will do, and what it will never do, for anyone
Ages13+
with your own account; under 13 only with a parent’s verifiable consent
No ads, no selling
Your information is never sold or shared for ads. Each company that processes it works for us under its own contract, listed on Subprocessors.
No training on your data
Neither we nor the AI service we use train AI models on what you say, type or show. There is nothing to opt out of, because it never happens.
Teaches, doesn’t do your work
For schoolwork it asks questions, gives hints and checks your steps instead of handing over answers. Your school’s rules about AI come first.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Only while the pill is open: it takes a picture when you talk, point or it needs to look, and never while a password field has focus. When the pill is closed it is not listening or watching.
No. Your voice goes straight to the AI service that runs the conversation, and we don't record or keep your audio. Kept lessons hold DuckyHelper's voice and your words as captions, never your own voice.
DuckyHelper's agent features are in early access. They're built to ask first before they send a message or pay for anything, and to wait for your yes. They may not recognize every send or payment, so keep an eye on tasks that involve messages or money. They're built not to type your passwords or card numbers for you; when a site asks you to sign in, you do that part yourself.
No. We don't use what you say, type or show to train AI models, and the conversation runs through a business API whose data is not used to train models either. We don't sell your information or share it for ads.
Open Settings, Account. Export my data builds a ZIP of your sessions, progress, tests, memory and pictures and emails you a link, up to 3 times a day. Delete account asks you to type your email to confirm, then deletes your sessions, progress and memory.
Yes. In Settings, Memory, switch off Use memory so DuckyHelper stops using what it kept, and Let DuckyHelper save memories so it stops saving new ones. You can also delete any memory there, or clear everything from Settings, Account, Forget everything.
Anyone 13 and up with their own account; 13 to 17 with a parent's or guardian's OK. Children under 13 can use it only after a parent gives verifiable consent, and the parent manages the account.
Email security@duckyhelper.com. We reply within 5 business days. For privacy questions and requests, write to privacy@duckyhelper.com.
Questions
Ask us anything about your data
Write to privacy@duckyhelper.com for access, correction, deletion and anything about your data, or start with the safety page.
Questions and jobs
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.