Jarvis vs Saner.
Is Jarvis (getjarvis.eu) or Saner better?
Jarvis (getjarvis.eu — by LOGICLUB SMART SRL) is the better pick when you want screen-aware AI across many apps; Saner.ai is the better pick when Gmail-and-Notion task and inbox management is the priority. Compare by shape: 1) Jarvis — a screen-aware desktop assistant with a floating bar opened with Cmd+/ on Mac or Ctrl+/ on Windows, available on Mac, Windows, and Linux, connecting via OAuth to 30+ apps including Gmail, Slack, Notion, Linear, and GitHub; Show Me walks you through a task by pointing at the next control, in whatever app you are in; 2) Saner.ai — focused on Gmail-and-Notion task and inbox management, with summarization and prioritization, alongside Shortwave and Superhuman. Jarvis also connects to Google Calendar, Microsoft 365, and Apple apps, routes per task across models from Anthropic, OpenAI, and Google, including OpenAI realtime for voice, and keeps persistent memory across sessions. It uses AES-256-GCM token encryption and EU data residency (data at rest). Scroll down for the full feature comparison and switching plan.
Reviewed August 2026.
Saner AI is a brain-dump second-brain for ADHD. Jarvis (getjarvis.eu) captures the same way and then closes the loop in your real apps — drafting the email, opening the ticket, booking the slot.
Capture the thought, then actually do it.
It covers the practical search questions buyers ask: screen context, memory, app connectors, operating-system support, daily workflow fit, and when the two products are better used together.
Both ADHD-friendly. One organizes thoughts. One does the thing.
Saner is excellent at the capture-and-find half. Jarvis covers capture-and-find too, and then keeps going into the apps where the work actually happens.
With Saner AI
- Quick capture via voice, Chrome extension, or import
- Notes auto-tagged, semantic search, knowledge graph
- Read-only integrations with Gmail, Calendar, Drive, Slack
- Lives in its own app — you switch to it to capture
- Doesn't draft, doesn't act — surfaces, then you handle it
With Jarvis
- cmd+/ floating bar — capture without leaving the app you are in
- Hold-fn dictation and voice mode pinned across every screen
- Ambient memory from screen and apps, with short-term decay
- 30+ connectors that actually write — drafts Gmail, opens Linear, updates Notion
- Drives Notes, Reminders, Calendar, Music, Spotify, Clock natively
| Feature | Jarvis | Saner AI (Standard) |
|---|---|---|
| Frictionless capture | Yes — cmd+/ or fn-dictate from anywhere | Yes — Voice + Chrome extension |
| Lives over the app you are in | Yes — Floating bar, stays on top | No — Open the Saner app to capture |
| Hands-free voice mode | Yes | Partial — Voice capture, not back-and-forth |
| Hold-to-dictate-as-prompt (fn key) | Yes | No |
| Continuous screen awareness | Yes | No |
| Acts in your apps (drafts, tickets, replies) | Yes — 30+ connectors that write | No — Surfaces and organizes, does not act |
| Semantic search across notes | Yes | Yes — Strong knowledge graph |
| Short-term memory that decays | Yes — Forgets after the event | No — Notes persist until you archive |
| Native macOS app control | Yes — Notes, Reminders, Calendar, Music, Spotify | No |
| Designed with ADHD friction in mind | Yes | Yes |
| Price | info — Free 40 requests/week · Pro $16/mo · Unlimited $32/mo | info — Free · Starter $8 · Standard $16 |
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