Always at your side.
An AI sidebar that stays on the edge of your screen, on Mac and Windows. Ask about anything on screen. Fix your writing. Remember everything you have seen.
Install for MacOne key awayTap
fn and it is there. Tap again and talk to it. Pick any key you like in Settings.Types what you sayHold
fn, speak, let go. Clean text lands where your cursor is, with your names and terms spelled right.Sees your screenPress ⌥⌘A and ask "what do I click" or "how does this sound". No screenshots, no pasting.
Fixes your writingSelect text anywhere, press ⌥⌘I. A better version is written back for you.
Remembers for youArticles, videos, tweets, meetings and chats you save are filed by topic and used when you ask later.
Private by defaultScreen memory stays on your computer. Nothing leaves until you ask a question.
First launch on Windows
- Run
Availa-Setup.exe. It installs in a few seconds and opens by itself. - If Windows shows Windows protected your PC, press More info, then Run anyway. This happens once, until Availa carries a Windows signing certificate.
- Press
Ctrl+Shift+Spaceto summon the sidebar. Your app slides over to make room, and you keep clicking in it as usual. - Sign in with Google from Settings so your context follows you. Nothing else to allow: Windows needs no extra permissions.
First launch
- Open the
.dmgand drag Availa to Applications. - Right-click Availa and choose Open. If macOS says it cannot verify the developer, go to System Settings → Privacy & Security and press Open Anyway. This happens once, until Availa is signed with an Apple Developer ID.
- Allow Screen Recording and Accessibility when the sidebar asks. That is what lets it see your screen and write into your apps. Allow the Microphone the first time you hold
fnto talk. - Tap
fnto summon it (or⌘⇧Space). For the fn key, set System Settings → Keyboard → Press 🌐 key to → Do Nothing so macOS does not open the emoji picker.