An AI that sees
your screen.
Stuck in an app? Turn on Screen vision, hold the keys and ask. Hadi looks at your screen while you talk, then shows you the answer on it instead of telling you where to look.
It points and draws.
Its orb flies to the thing you asked about and draws round it like a pen: a box round an option, a circle round an icon, a line under words, an arrow from one thing to another. The marks fade once it's done talking.
“Where's the export button?”
It walks you through it.
For anything with more than one step, Hadi numbers the steps on your screen and says each one. When a step needs your click, it waits for the screen to change, then shows you the next.
“How do I turn on dark mode?”
Show it what you mean.
While you hold the keys, circle or underline something on your screen with the pointer. Hadi knows that's the thing you're asking about.
“What's this one for?”
Ask about anything on it.
The email you're reading, the error in front of you, the chart in your report. Hadi answers out loud, in twelve languages.
“What does this error mean?”
Or let it do the clicking.
When you'd rather not click through it yourself, hand it the task. An agent does it in your browser, your apps and your files, and asks before it sends or pays.
“Just do it for me.”
It looks when you ask.
Screen vision stays off until you turn it on in Settings. Then Hadi looks while you hold the keys and talk, not all the time. With Suggestions on, it may glance once you've settled into an app, never at a password manager or a private window, and one switch turns that off.
At a glance
- Turn it on
- Settings, then Screen vision
- Ask
- Hold Option + Command on a Mac, or Ctrl + Alt on Windows and Linux
- Marks it draws
- Boxes, circles, underlines, arrows and numbered steps
- Languages
- Twelve, from English and Spanish to Japanese and Hindi
- Price
- Free to start, with 15 agent tasks a month. Pro is $20/mo with 180.
Questions people ask
Does it watch my screen all the time?
No. With Screen vision on, Hadi looks while you hold the keys and talk. With Suggestions on, it may also glance once you've settled into an app, never at a password manager or a private window. The Suggestions switch in Settings turns that off.
Can it click for me?
When you hand it a task, yes: an agent does the clicking in your browser and apps. When you ask how, it shows you and leaves the clicking to you.
Where does what's on my screen go?
To answer you, what's on your screen goes to AI models through Hadi's servers, the same way your words do. Your files and the accounts you sign in to stay on your computer.
Does my Mac ask for permission?
Yes. During setup, macOS asks you to allow Screen Recording for Hadi. You can turn it off in System Settings, under Privacy & Security.
See it for yourself.
Start on the free plan. Everything Hadi does is on What it does, and Compare puts it beside the others. Read more about an AI agent for Mac, an AI agent for Windows and an AI that uses your computer.