For your PC

Jarvis AI for PC

Jarvis Desktop puts a talking AI assistant on your PC. It is one app with a live HUD, and it does things on the computer instead of only answering in a chat box.

  • 6,357 downloads
  • Windows, Mac & Linux
  • Free voice minutes, no card
The Jarvis Desktop home screen with the Voice Core in the centre and widgets around it
The Jarvis Desktop home screen.

What “Jarvis for PC” means here

People searching for a Jarvis for their PC usually want three things: to talk to the computer, to have it act, and for it to look the part. Jarvis Desktop is built around all three.

  • Talk. Say “Jarvis” and speak normally. He answers out loud in real time.
  • Act. He opens apps, runs multi-step jobs and stays on a task until it is done, checking the result.
  • Look. A full-screen HUD with a voice core in the centre and widgets that build themselves around it.

Things to try in the first ten minutes

  • “Jarvis, how’s the S&P 500 doing?” He opens a chart, the other indices and the week ahead.
  • “Jarvis, what’s a Raspberry Pi?” He shows the board, the pinout and where to start.
  • “Build me a widget that tracks my print queue.” He codes it, and it keeps itself up to date.
  • “Organize this project.” He renames unclear files and sorts them into folders, with one click to undo.

Get it on your PC

Download the installer for Windows, Mac or Linux. It needs 4 GB of RAM, a microphone and an internet connection.

The download is free, and a new account gets free voice minutes with no card. After that a plan keeps Jarvis running: Regular is $19 a month and Pro is $29 a month. The details are on pricing.

Questions people ask

Is there a real Jarvis AI for PC?

Yes. Jarvis Desktop is a real, current app for Windows, Mac and Linux. You talk to it and it can carry out tasks on the computer.

Can Jarvis open apps and control my PC by voice?

Yes. He can open apps and run multi-step tasks. Anything risky, like deleting files or installing software, needs your approval first.

Does Jarvis for PC work offline?

Jarvis needs an internet connection for his thinking. Recent versions can run his hearing and voice on your own computer.

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