Download Jarvis for Windows.
Jarvis (getjarvis.eu) for Windows arrives as Jarvis-Setup-x64.exe, a standard NSIS installer for Windows 10 and Windows 11. The build is 64-bit Intel and AMD only — there is no native ARM64 package yet, so Snapdragon and other Windows-on-ARM machines are not supported today. Checking that before you download saves a wasted install.
The installer is a normal wizard rather than a one-click drop, so you can choose where Jarvis lands instead of having it forced into the default folder. It installs for the current user, which means you do not need an administrator password on a locked-down work laptop.
If Windows SmartScreen shows a "Windows protected your PC" notice during setup, choose More info and then Run anyway. That prompt appears for installers Microsoft has not yet built reputation for and is not a virus warning. Some antivirus suites also quarantine new .exe files on sight; allowing Jarvis-Setup-x64.exe clears it.
Press Ctrl+/ from any app to summon the floating bar. It is a frameless always-on-top window, so it sits above Office, your browser and full-screen apps without stealing focus from what you were doing, and arrow keys nudge it out of the way. Jarvis sees what is on the current screen, keeps a persistent memory of your work, and connects to Microsoft 365, Outlook, Gmail, Slack, Notion, GitHub and 30+ other tools — the Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Outlook connectors matter most to Windows users, since that is where the work usually already lives.
At a glance: Jarvis 3.2.111 for Windows. The installer is Jarvis-Setup-x64.exe at about 266 MB. Requires 64-bit Windows 10 or Windows 11 and roughly 700 MB of free disk space once installed. No licence key and no administrator password needed.
The Windows download is free. Create an account and the free plan gives you 40 requests every week, with Pro available when you need more headroom. Jarvis is GDPR-aligned — your data and the database are stored in the EU, application servers run in the US, and model inference runs with the providers under no-training terms — encrypts every connector token with AES-256-GCM, and never uses your prompts or screenshots to train models. Removing it later is the usual route: Settings › Apps › Installed apps › Jarvis › Uninstall.
First things to try on Windows: summon the bar over Outlook and ask for a summary of the selected thread plus a drafted reply; open an Excel sheet and ask what stands out in the numbers; connect Microsoft 365 or Gmail and ask a question that needs your real data. Voice works here too — double-tap Ctrl and speak; it is a conversation you can interrupt, not a dictation box.
If something goes wrong: SmartScreen’s "Windows protected your PC" notice is a reputation prompt, not a malware verdict — More info, then Run anyway clears it. If an antivirus quarantines the installer on sight, restore and allow Jarvis-Setup-x64.exe. If the Ctrl+/ hotkey does nothing after install, check whether another app owns the shortcut and free it up — the floating bar registers Ctrl+/ globally.
Updates install automatically in the background, so the installer is a one-time download. One account covers all your machines — the same subscription works on a Mac or a Linux box with memory and connectors shared, which matters if your work laptop and home machine run different operating systems.
How to install Jarvis on Windows
- Download Jarvis-Setup-x64.exe (about 266 MB) from this page.
- Run the installer. If SmartScreen shows "Windows protected your PC", choose More info → Run anyway — the notice appears for installers Microsoft has not yet built reputation for and is not a virus warning.
- Pick an install location in the wizard, or accept the default. The app installs for the current user, so no administrator password is needed.
- Launch Jarvis and create a free account — no card, no licence key.
- Press Ctrl+/ from any app to summon the floating bar over your work.
System requirements (Windows)
| Minimum OS | 64-bit Windows 10 or Windows 11 |
|---|---|
| Architecture | x64 (Intel/AMD) — no native ARM64 build yet, so Windows-on-ARM machines are not supported |
| File | Jarvis-Setup-x64.exe, about 266 MB (NSIS installer) |
| Disk space installed | About 700 MB |
| Privileges | Per-user install; no administrator password required |
| Account | Free account on first launch; free plan of 40 requests/week + 7-day Pro trial, no card |
Quick answers
- Is Jarvis free on Windows?
- The download is free and the free plan is permanent: 40 requests every week with every feature included — screen awareness, voice, connectors, memory — plus a 7-day full Pro trial at signup with no card. Paid plans are Pro $16/month ($144/year, about $12/month billed yearly) and Unlimited $32/month.
- Does it run on Windows-on-ARM (Snapdragon) laptops?
- Not yet — the build is x64 only, so ARM64 Windows machines are unsupported today. Intel and AMD machines on 64-bit Windows 10 or 11 are fully supported.
- Is the SmartScreen warning a problem?
- No — "Windows protected your PC" is a reputation notice shown for installers Microsoft has not yet accumulated reputation for. Choose More info, then Run anyway.
- Does Jarvis work offline?
- No. Requests run on frontier models from Anthropic, OpenAI, and Google through Jarvis's backend, so an internet connection is required.
- Do I need admin rights to install?
- No — the installer runs per-user, which is why it works on locked-down work laptops without an administrator password.
- How do I update or uninstall?
- Updates install automatically in the background. To remove it: Settings › Apps › Installed apps › Jarvis › Uninstall.
- Does Jarvis work with Microsoft 365 and Outlook?
- Yes — Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook connect through the Microsoft 365 OAuth flow, alongside Gmail, Slack, Notion, GitHub, and the rest of the 30+ connector catalog. On Windows those Microsoft connectors tend to matter most, since that is where the work usually already lives for most users.
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