Jarvis Companion · desktop app
Talk to your computer. It answers, and it does the thing.
Open an app. Turn the volume down. What's the weather. Remind me at six. It replies out loud, in your language.
Windows and Linux — and it can run with no account at all. macOS is in testing.
What it does
Runs your computer
Opens apps, volume, brightness, wifi, sleep.
Answers questions
Searches and tells you, instead of ten links.
Remembers you
Your city, your projects, yesterday's conversation.
Reminders & messages
By voice, without touching the keyboard.
Watches its health
Warns you when it's running hot or low on memory.
Sees your screen
"What is this error?" — optional, off in private mode.
What our app adds
The assistant itself is free and open source. Everything below is software we wrote, and none of it exists in the original project.
- ✓An offline engine
Runs a local model on your own machine — no account, no internet. The original project has no offline mode at all.
- ✓A safety layer
Small local models hallucinate. One answered "turn the volume down" by trying to shut the computer off. Ours refuses power commands you didn't ask for.
- ✓Diagnostics
Tests your microphone, speakers, camera and system controls, and reports in plain words what works.
- ✓Hardware-aware configuration
Reads your memory and picks a model that will actually run well, instead of one that crawls.
It configures itself to your machine
The app reads your hardware, works out which model your machine can actually run, and puts everything in place itself.
Afterwards its diagnostics tell you what works — microphone, camera, sound — and how to fix anything that doesn't.
Choose its voice by listening
Press Play, hear it, pick it. Male or female, English-only or one that speaks your language back to you.
It can run with no account, and no internet
Most assistants send your voice to a company. This one doesn't have to.
| Full | Private | |
|---|---|---|
| Talking and listening | Yes | Yes |
| Running your computer | Yes | Yes |
| Reminders, messages, web search | Yes | Yes |
| Seeing your screen | Yes | No |
| Needs internet | Yes | No |
| Needs an account | Free Google key | None |
| Anything leaves your computer | Your voice | Nothing |
Private mode wants 8 GB of memory. The app tells you what your machine fits.
"Is this safe to download?"
Good question. You should ask it about every download. Here's how you can check us instead of trusting us.
- ✓It isn't a program — it's readable text
Open it in Notepad and read every line before you run it. No hidden installer, nothing compiled.
- ✓Nothing is hidden from you
Show it to a friend who knows computers before you run it. Every line is there in plain sight, and it does exactly what this page says.
- ✓Scanned by 70+ antivirus engines
We publish the scan result for every release. See the scan.
- ✓It downloads the app from the official source
Straight from the author's own repository. We don't repackage it or slip anything in.
- ✓A real refund, not a promise
Bought through a payment platform, not a bank transfer to a stranger. If it doesn't run, you get your money back.
About macOS
The app is built for macOS too, but we haven't run it on a real Mac yet, so we don't claim it as supported. If you're on a Mac and want to be first, write to us: you get it free, and we get it tested.
One price, yours to keep
Yours to keep, for every computer you own.
$29 once
- ✓
Windows and Linux, yours to keep
- ✓
Video of the whole thing, start to finish
- ✓
Offline engine, diagnostics, voice chooser, one-click removal
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Free updates, and a refund if it won't run on your machine
The assistant is free software by FatihMakes, downloaded from the author's own repository. Jarvis Companion is our software, and it is what you are buying.
Questions
Do I need an account or a key?
No. Private mode runs entirely on your computer — no account, no internet. A free Google key is optional, and only adds seeing your screen.
What does the app add over the free project?
An offline engine that runs a local model with no account and no internet. Diagnostics. A voice chooser. A safety layer that stops the model from shutting your computer down. And configuration that adapts to your hardware. None of that exists in the original project.
Is my voice sent anywhere?
In private mode, nothing leaves your computer. In full mode your voice goes to Google, like any voice assistant. Nothing ever comes to us.
What do I need?
A microphone, 5 GB of free space, and internet while it installs. Private mode wants 8 GB of memory.
What if it won't run?
Send us what the diagnostics reported. If we can't get it running, you get your money back.