Features
What Ada does.
She talks, sees the screen and works in your own apps, while you stay in charge of every step.
Say “Hey Ada”.
Or type in the island at the top of the screen. She answers out loud, sees what’s on screen, and keeps going while you work.
She works in your own apps.
Ask which contracts have a non-compete longer than a year. Then: “Flag every client we haven’t billed since August.” It happens in your spreadsheet, in front of you, and she asks before anything that matters.
While you work
She works in the background. Your computer stays yours.
Give Ada a job that takes clicks in real apps. The windows she works in can sit on a desktop of her own, so your mouse, keyboard and screen stay with you.
A desktop of her own.
The windows she works in can sit out of view, and they never take your keyboard.
Peek any time.
The island shows the window she’s in, live, with her cursor. Watch shows every window at once.
Many hands.
Ask again while she works. Each request runs on its own, side by side.
Yours in a click.
Click or type in a window she’s using and she pauses. Take over, or tell her what to change.
Your phone, too
Ada can use your phone.
Plug your iPhone or Android phone in once, and from then on Ada can use it over Wi‑Fi. Ask her to send a text, change a setting or find something, and watch the phone’s screen in her card while she works.
- Nothing to install on the phone
- A one-time setup she walks you through
- She never types your passcode
Widgets she makes for you.
Ask once, “Do I need a jacket today?”, and the answer becomes a widget on your desktop that keeps itself up to date.
And there’s more.
Circle to ask.
Draw around anything on screen and ask about it. The answer drops out of the island.
Writes like you.
As you type, a grey suggestion finishes the sentence the way you would. It learns from your writing, on your PC.
Dictation anywhere.
Hold a key and talk into any text box. Your words appear as you speak, transcribed on your PC.
Routines.
“Every weekday at 7:30, brief me.” Say it once, and it happens.
Logins she never sees.
In Ada’s browser, she signs you in from your saved logins without ever seeing a password.
Your other computers.
Pair a cloud server or a GPU box. Its files show up in Files, and its terminal opens signed in.
Coding agents, side by side.
Run Claude Code, Codex and Ada on several tasks at once, each in its own copy of your project. You review before anything merges.
A memory you can see.
She remembers what matters, and you can read and edit all of it.
Help you can trust.
You’re in charge.
Ada asks before anything that matters, and shows every step while she works.
Your AI, your choice.
Use the ChatGPT, Claude or Google AI plan you already pay for, or bring your own keys.
Only what you allow.
Ada sees only the folders and apps you let her, and keeps what she remembers on your computer.