What is Jarvis?
Jarvis is an AI desktop assistant that reads what is on your screen and answers questions about it without making you switch apps. You trigger it with a single hotkey (Cmd-/), and it understands the email, spreadsheet, design, or document in front of you, then pulls in context from your connected tools to respond. Instead of a separate chat window, Jarvis runs as a floating bar beside your work. It keeps a persistent memory across sessions so it can recall earlier context, and it ships with 30+ app connectors including Gmail, Slack, Notion, Linear, GitHub, Calendar, and Drive. The product is built for people who spend their day across many apps and want answers in the moment rather than copy-pasting content into a chatbot. Jarvis runs on both macOS and Windows and emphasizes a privacy-by-design approach. It is best suited to knowledge workers, founders, and anyone managing email, project tools, and documents who wants an on-screen assistant that already has the context loaded.
What is Jarvis used for?
Answering questions about what is on your screen using a hotkey and connected apps
How much does Jarvis cost?
Pros and cons
Pros
- Single hotkey (Cmd-/) to ask about whatever is on screen
- 30+ connectors including Gmail, Slack, Notion, Linear, GitHub, Calendar and Drive
- Persistent memory keeps context across sessions
- Floating bar instead of a separate chat window
- Available on both macOS and Windows
Cons
- Screen-reading assistant requires installing a desktop app and granting permissions
- Pricing is not published on the homepage
- Value depends on connecting your own accounts (Gmail, Slack, etc.)
Questions about Jarvis
What is Jarvis used for?
Jarvis is a screen-aware desktop AI assistant. You press a hotkey (Cmd-/) and ask questions about the email, spreadsheet, design, or document currently on your screen, and it answers using context from that screen plus your connected apps.
What apps does Jarvis connect to?
Jarvis offers 30+ connectors, including Gmail, Slack, Notion, Linear, GitHub, Calendar, and Drive, so it can pull in relevant context when answering.
Does Jarvis work on Windows?
Yes. Jarvis is available for both macOS and Windows and runs as a floating bar beside your other apps rather than a standalone chat window.
How is Jarvis different from ChatGPT?
ChatGPT is a destination you open in a browser or app, while Jarvis sits beside your screen, already sees the content you are working on, and connects to your apps so you do not have to paste context in.
What are the best alternatives to Jarvis?
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