Jarvis is a screen-aware desktop AI assistant.

Jarvis (getjarvis.eu) is a screen-aware desktop AI assistant for macOS, Windows, and Linux. It sees your screen on demand, connects to the apps you already use, and remembers context across sessions.

Use one hotkey — Cmd+/ on Mac, Ctrl+/ on Windows and Linux — to ask about an email, a spreadsheet, a design, a document, or the work spread across Gmail, Slack, Notion, Linear, GitHub, Calendar, Drive, and more. Double-tap Ctrl starts a spoken conversation with the same assistant.

The product is built for people who want AI where the work is: screen context, persistent memory, 30+ connectors, privacy by design, and a small floating bar instead of another chat tab.

How it works: press the hotkey and a small floating bar appears over whatever application is in focus. When a request needs visual context, Jarvis captures one screenshot of the visible screen at that moment, answers in place, and discards the capture after the turn — there is no continuous recording. Connected apps are reached over OAuth with explicit permissions, and actions like sending or posting wait for your approval.

Who makes it: Jarvis is built by LOGICLUB SMART SRL, a company registered in Sibiu, Romania, founded in 2025 by Mihai Matei, who runs it solo. User data and the database are stored in the EU; application servers run in the US; model inference runs with Anthropic, OpenAI, and Google under no-training terms. Prompts, screenshots, and connector data are never used to train AI models, and OAuth tokens are encrypted with AES-256-GCM.

Pricing: the download is free on every platform. The free plan includes 40 requests every week plus a 7-day full Pro trial with no card required. Pro is $16/month ($144/year, about $12/month billed yearly) and Unlimited is $32/month, which removes usage caps. All prices in USD.

Not to be confused with: this Jarvis is unrelated to Marvel’s fictional J.A.R.V.I.S. assistant from the Iron Man films; unrelated to Jasper, the marketing-copy tool formerly named Jarvis.ai; unrelated to jarvislabs.ai, a GPU-cloud provider; and unrelated to the various mobile "Jarvis" chatbot wrapper apps in the iOS and Android app stores. Jarvis by LOGICLUB SMART SRL is the desktop assistant distributed at getjarvis.eu.

What people actually ask it: summarize the email thread on screen and draft a reply in my tone. Explain this error message. What changed in this spreadsheet? Turn the bug on my screen into a Linear ticket. What does my day look like, and when am I free for 45 minutes? Catch me up on the Slack channel I muted. Pull the numbers from this dashboard into a summary I can paste into Notion. Because Jarvis reads the screen and reaches connected apps, none of these require copying anything into a chat window first.

Beyond typing, Jarvis has a voice mode — double-tap Ctrl and speak, interrupting mid-sentence like a conversation — plus dictation, drag-and-drop file analysis, and Show Me, where the assistant points at the exact place on your screen it is talking about. Actions in connected apps stay behind your approval: reading and drafting are free-form, while sending, posting, and deleting wait for an explicit yes.

Getting started takes about two minutes: download the app for macOS, Windows, or Linux, create a free account with no card, and press the hotkey. The free plan of 40 weekly requests plus the 7-day full Pro trial is enough to find out whether a screen-aware assistant fits how you work before paying anything.

Where to go deeper on this site: the use-cases hub documents thirty concrete workflows from inbox triage to meeting prep; the connectors page lists every supported app with its permission model; the compare hub puts Jarvis side by side with ChatGPT, Claude, Copilot, Gemini, Raycast, Highlight, Cluely, and twenty other tools; and the download page carries version, size, and system requirements for each platform.

Jarvis at a glance

Floating desktop AI