Anything a person can do on a computer, AI can now do.
Meet your Jaagi. It works your computer the way you do, with the mouse and the keyboard, in the apps you already use.
Free. On Mac today; Windows and Linux are next.
It uses the mouse and keyboard. Precisely.
You say it once, in plain words.
An illustration of one job, start to finish. Scroll to run it, scroll back to rewind; the films below are real.
Fix it once. It keeps the lesson.
- First time in a new app, it can pick the wrong button.
No wasted steps. No wasted tokens.
Working a screen can be slow and costly: a picture at every step, and a long think between each click. Desk is built to avoid both.
One thinks. One acts. One reads.
Thinks · The model you chose
Understands what you asked, plans it, and makes every decision. Anything that sends, pays or deletes stays with it.
Acts · A faster model
Does the runs of clicking and typing. What it sees stays out of the thinker’s memory, so later steps stay quick.
Reads · The lightest model
Looks things up in files, pages and on screen. It can only read, and several lookups run at the same time.
The three-way split is for a Claude plan today; with other models one model does all three.
- Text before pictures
- A file or a web page is read as text, whole, in one step. No opening it in an app and photographing each screenful.
- Buttons by name
- It asks the app for its own controls and presses the right one. Pixels are the last resort, not the first.
- Many actions, one go
- A form, a run of clicks, a whole drawing: sent together and checked once at the end, not one think per click.
- A look is kept, not retaken
- Every screenshot is saved and can be read again or searched, so it does not take the same picture twice.
- Long work stays light
- A long conversation is compacted as it goes, and a meter shows how full it is and the tokens used.
- It gets quicker with you
- Corrections go into its memory by themselves, and a task you save or teach becomes a skill, so next time it starts from what worked.
If it has a screen, it already works.
- No integrations
- It uses the same buttons and fields you do, so there is nothing to connect and nothing waiting on someone to build it.
- Your own sign-ins
- It works in your browser and your apps, where you are already signed in. No passwords handed over.
- Quick, because it reads first
- Files and web pages are read as text. It looks at the screen only when it has to.
- Your choice of AI
- Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, Grok, or a model running on your own computer. Use the plan you already pay for.
Real runs, recorded.
One look tells you what it is doing.
- Awake
- Ready for what you ask.
- Working
- On the mouse and keys.
- Waiting for you
- It asks before anything that matters.
- Asleep
- Off until you call it.
Make as many Jaagis as you need. Each has a name, one job, its own rules and its own memory. Call one with @name.
It works with other people's assistants. On your terms.
Invite a colleague's assistant, or your own Claude Code, for an hour: to read only, to run one skill, or hands-on. Every call it makes is checked against those terms on your computer, and one click ends it.
An illustration, with made-up names. Pick a Jaagi to see its terms.
It asks before anything that matters.
- Anything that deletes, pays, sends or signs out waits for your yes.
- Touch the mouse and it stops. Let go, and it carries on.
- Passwords, keychains and security settings are off-limits.
- Every step is on a record you can read.
A crowded idea. Here is what this one is built around.
Grok Bot, Muse, dots and Autopilot work in a computer in the cloud. OpenClaw, which is open source, runs on your own machine, as Desk does.
- Your own computer
- Your real apps and sign-ins. An app you download, with nothing to host.
- Other people’s assistants, on your terms
- A time limit and a scope on every invitation, checked on every call.
- Nothing hidden
- Memory you can open and correct, and a record of every step.
The trade is real: the cloud products keep working with your laptop shut, and a Jaagi needs your computer on. See all six side by side, with sources and the rows where Desk is behind.
One half of Jaagaa. The platform is the other.
Desk is the AI layer: the thinking, the orchestration, and the hands on a computer. The Jaagaa platform is where a business lives online: its website, its client portal and its apps, on its own Cloudflare.
Jaagaa platform · jaagaa.comYour portal's Assistant can use your Desk.Every Jaagaa portal has an Assistant that works on the portal's own data. When an admin needs something done on a computer, such as sending a message or reading a file, it can ask your Desk. Only for the projects you allow, and you can make it ask each time.Turn over to the Jaagaa platform