Jarvis AI: an assistant that does the work

• What it is: a desktop app called Jarvis Desktop, for Windows, Mac and Linux.
• How you use it: say “Hey Jarvis”, or tap the glowing core, and talk.
• What it does: answers, opens apps, runs tasks, shows live widgets, controls devices and machines.
• What it costs: free to download with free voice minutes. Then $19 or $29 a month.
• Who makes it: Concept Bytes, an independent maker workshop.

A chatbot gives you text and leaves the doing to you. Jarvis is built the other way round. The conversation is the remote control, and the result is something done or something on screen.

• Ask a question and a deck of widgets opens around him.
• Give him a job and he works through the steps on your computer, then confirms it worked.
• Anything risky waits for your click.

“Jarvis” is a popular name. An AI writing tool once called Jarvis was renamed Jasper. Several phone apps and hobby projects use the name too. This page is about Jarvis Desktop, the desktop voice assistant from Concept Bytes, found only at jarvisdesktop.com.

The home page has a working copy of the Jarvis screen you can click around. The What’s New page shows the latest features. When you are ready, download Jarvis.