Ask for anything. It does it on your computer.

Chiefs

Talk to one chief, not every agent.

Tell Mo, your chief of staff, what you want. It plans the job, gives each part to the right agent with its own brief, and comes back with one short message: what’s done and where the files are. Agents’ questions go to the chief first, so you’re asked at most one thing.

Browser

A real browser, on your computer.

Give it a job that spans several sites. It uses each site’s own search and menus, opens the results, follows links on to other sites and writes up what it found, even on sites you’re signed into. You can take over any time, and it asks before it submits anything.

Vinci editor

Designs you can edit, not pictures you can’t.

Ask for a launch set, this week’s posts or a banner. It designs them in Vinci with real text, your logo and your colours, sized for Instagram, LinkedIn, X, Shopify or Amazon. Change anything yourself, then export at any resolution.

Fizz Studio

Videos, made by asking.

Ask Fizz for a reel, a launch film or a podcast. It draws the motion graphics, lights the cast in 3D, adds a voice, captions and music, and cuts it in VertX. Then change any scene yourself with buttons that say what they do, and Fizz keeps your changes. It builds from the Localoy library: 203 ready-made motion pieces, recorded sound and music.

Computer use

Your apps, while you keep working.

It works in Numbers, Keynote, Pages and your other apps from behind your windows: buttons, fields, menus, saving and exporting, without taking your mouse. When a job needs an app in front, it asks to borrow it, and it stops the moment you step in.

You see every step. It asks before the big ones.

An AI with your files, your signed-in browser and your apps is a lot of access. The switches decide what it can reach; the rest decides how it behaves once it’s there.