DuckyHelper at work
Example stories, from a student before the SAT to support, sales and finance teams: DuckyHelper sees the screen, explains it, and does the work in the apps they already use.
How a student preps for the SAT with DuckyHelper on screen
Early access: drafts the reply in Gmail, then asks before it sends.
Fills in the sheet with its own cursor while you keep using yours.
Sees your screen, draws on it and explains out loud, in whatever app you are in.
- Read 5 refund tickets in Zendesk
- Looked up each order in Shopify
- Send 3 replies in ZendeskWaiting for you
How a support team works through the refund queue with DuckyHelper
- Opened the supplier's portal
- Sign in to the supplier's portalWaiting for you
- Found a free hour next week in Google Calendar
- Drafted the reply in Gmail, Tuesday at 2
- Checked the refund policy in Notion
- Totaled the forecast in column F in Google Sheets
It stops at every sign-in. You type your own password, and it picks up where it stopped.
Example · Office manager
- Got October's bill from the water company
- Filed it in the Invoices folder in Google Drive
- Updated 12 rows in Google Sheets
- Post in #sales in SlackWaiting for you
How a sales lead hands the weekly update to DuckyHelper
- Filled in October from the statements in Excel
- Totaled column C in Excel, $58,805
- Updated 12 rows in the pipeline sheet in Google Sheets
- Entered the bill in QuickBooks
- Drafted the summary for finance in Gmail
- Shared last week's files with the client in Google Drive
- Found 3 unpaid invoices in QuickBooks, 3 of 7
It fills in the month-end sheet with its own cursor while you keep using yours.
Example · Finance lead · Early access
It's built to ask first before it sends a message or pays for anything, and not to type your passwords or card numbers for you. It listens and looks only while the pill is open.
- Drafted 3 reminders in Gmail
- Send 3 reminders in GmailWaiting for you
Put DuckyHelper to work
It works in every app you already use, right on your screen.
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.
