Stuck in an app?
Just ask Vayme.

How it works

Hold a key, ask, and follow along.

1. CtrlAlt

   Listening

   Step 1

   Hold Ctrl + Alt and ask

   Anywhere, in any app. Say what you're trying to do, and let go when you're done.

2. Speaking

   “Select your numbers, then open Insert and choose a chart.”

   Step 2

   It looks, then answers out loud

   Vayme sees the screen you're on, so there's nothing to describe or paste. It just talks you through it.

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   Your turn

   Step 3

   It shows you where to click

   A blue pointer lands on the right spot. You do the clicking, so you stay in control.

The panel

One window, everything in it.

Open Vayme and this is what you get: somewhere to ask, and a rail holding everything else — what it can do, your agents, what it remembers, the apps it's connected to, and your tokens.

Vayme

Home

What can Vayme do?

Agents

Memory

Account

Apps

Tokens

Settings

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Vayme for Windows

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What can Vayme do?

Here's what I can do

Hold Ctrl + Alt and just ask me anything.

• See your screenAsk about anything you're looking at
• Run things on your computerOpen apps, play music, sort out files
• Manage your dayCalendar events, issues and pull requests
• Show you where to clickI point at the spot, you press it
• Type what you sayDictate into any text field
• Handle whole tasksMulti-step jobs, saved as agents
• Remember what mattersMemory that carries between conversations
• Focus on part of the screenCircle it, and I look only there

Things to ask

Say it the way you'd say it to a friend.

No commands to learn. A few of the things people hand Vayme every day:

• Learn any app

  Vayme teaches you one step at a time, out loud. It points at each button, waits while you press it, then gives you the next.

  • “Show me how to make a chart in Excel.”
  • “Walk me through adding text in DaVinci Resolve.”

• Ask about what's on screen

  It sees the screen you're on, so you can ask about it just as it is. Circle one part and it looks only there.

  • “Why does this formula say #REF?”
  • “What does this error mean?”

• Get things done

  It opens apps, plays music and sorts out files. Connect Google Calendar and GitHub, and it handles those too.

  • “Play Go by The Chemical Brothers on Spotify.”
  • “Put lunch with Sam on Friday at noon.”
  • “File an issue in my repo: the login button is misaligned.”

• Write and rewrite

  Hold the dictate keys and it types what you say into any text field. Select some text and ask, and it rewrites it, ready to paste.

  • “Make this email friendlier.”
  • “Shorten this to two sentences.”

• Read your files

  Drop a PDF, an image, a Word document or a code file on Vayme and ask about it, or have it summed up.

  • “What does this contract say about cancelling?”
  • “Sum this up for me.”

• Take on bigger jobs

  Work with many steps, done on its own: commands, files, whole projects. It asks before deleting anything, checks in on long jobs, and saves them as agents to pick up later.

  • “Rename the photos in this folder by the date they were taken.”
  • “Build me a small browser game.”

• Remember, and look things up

  Tell it what matters and it remembers between conversations, stored on your device. For anything recent, it searches the web.

  • “Remember that my sister's birthday is the 4th of May.”
  • “What changed in the latest macOS update?”

• Transcribe your meetings

  Mac · macOS 26

  Both sides of a call, transcribed on your Mac: the audio never leaves it. When the meeting ends, you get a short summary.

  • “Start transcribing this meeting.”