How do I get Jarvis on my PC?

Download the installer from getjarvis.eu, run it, and create a free account — no card and no licence key. On Windows the file is Jarvis-Setup-x64.exe for 64-bit Windows 10 and 11; it installs per-user and does not ask for an administrator password. Then press Ctrl+/ from any app to summon the floating bar. The whole thing takes about two minutes.

Is Jarvis AI free for PC?

Yes. The download is free and the free plan is permanent: 40 requests every week with no time limit and every feature included. New accounts also get a 7-day full Pro trial with no card required. If you outgrow the free plan, Pro is $16/month ($144/year) and Unlimited is $32/month.

Is this the same Jarvis from the movies?

No. The assistant from the films is fictional and nobody ships it. This Jarvis is a real desktop app you download and install, built by LOGICLUB SMART SRL in Sibiu, Romania, and distributed only from getjarvis.eu. It is also unrelated to the "Jarvis" listings in the Microsoft Store and Chrome Web Store, the open-source repositories of the same name on GitHub, and the hobby uploads on itch.io.

Does Jarvis work on Windows 10?

Yes. Jarvis runs on 64-bit Windows 10 and Windows 11 from the same signed installer, and behaves identically on a laptop and a desktop tower. There is no ARM64 build yet, so Windows-on-ARM machines are not supported.

Does Jarvis need administrator rights?

No. The Windows installer is per-user, so it never asks for an administrator password and installs fine on a locked-down work laptop. It does not install a background service or change system settings. On a new release Windows SmartScreen may show a reputation notice — choose More info, then Run anyway.

Jarvis AI assistant for PC.

How do I get Jarvis (getjarvis.eu) on my PC?

Download Jarvis (getjarvis.eu) from getjarvis.eu, run the installer, create a free account, then press Ctrl+/ over any window. On a PC the file is Jarvis-Setup-x64.exe for 64-bit Windows 10 and 11 — signed and timestamped in CI and installed per-user, so it never asks for an administrator password and works on a locked-down work laptop. There is no ARM64 build. The same account also runs the macOS build (Apple Silicon or Intel) and the Linux AppImage, sharing memory and connected apps. Jarvis is a real desktop app published by LOGICLUB SMART SRL in Sibiu, Romania — not the fictional assistant of the same name, and not the unrelated "Jarvis" projects on GitHub, itch.io or the app stores. Once running, the floating bar reads the window you ask about, connects over OAuth to 30+ apps including Gmail, Slack, Notion, GitHub and Microsoft 365, and keeps memory across sessions. The free plan is 40 requests every week plus a 7-day full Pro trial with no card; Pro is $16/month and Unlimited is $32/month. Scroll down for the three-step setup and the full PC system requirements.

Jarvis (getjarvis.eu) is a real, downloadable AI assistant for PC, built by LOGICLUB SMART SRL in Sibiu, Romania. To get it on your PC: download the free installer from getjarvis.eu, create an account, then press Ctrl+/ over any window. It runs on 64-bit Windows 10 and 11 from a signed, timestamped installer that installs per-user and never asks for an administrator password.

There is one place to get it: getjarvis.eu. Jarvis is not distributed through the Microsoft Store, is not a browser extension, and is not a repository you build yourself — it is a signed desktop installer you download and run. On Windows the file is Jarvis-Setup-x64.exe, about 266 MB, for 64-bit Windows 10 and Windows 11. There is no ARM64 build, so Windows-on-ARM machines are not supported yet. Current version: Jarvis 4.0.23.

The same account also runs the other builds. On a Mac it is a signed, notarised .dmg — a native Apple Silicon build for M-series machines and a separate Intel build, so nothing runs through Rosetta — and on Linux it is an x86_64 AppImage. Memory, connected apps and your subscription follow the account rather than the machine. See the full download page or the setup guide for the per-platform steps.

Is this the real Jarvis? Several unrelated things share the name, which is why this search is usually a disambiguation search rather than a product search. The one people picture most often is fictional — an assistant from a film series, not software anyone ships. Everything else that answers to "Jarvis" is real but separate: the "Jarvis Assistant" listing in the Microsoft Store, the Chrome Web Store extension, open-source repositories such as github.com/isair/jarvis, hobby uploads on itch.io, and the unrelated business at jarvis.ceo. None of those are this product, and this page makes no claim about any of them. The real, downloadable Jarvis is the desktop application published by LOGICLUB SMART SRL and distributed only from getjarvis.eu — the legitimacy page lists every verifiable fact.

What it does once it is on your PC: Ctrl+/ puts a floating bar over whatever is in focus — a browser tab, Outlook, Excel, a PDF, a legacy desktop tool, a remote-desktop window — and it reads that window when you ask, so you stop describing your screen before you can ask about it. It captures nothing until you summon it: there is no background recording and no resident agent, which is why it costs a laptop nothing while the bar is hidden. Double-tap the right Ctrl key for voice; double-tap the right Alt key to dictate into the active text field.

Beyond answering, it acts. Over OAuth it connects to 30+ apps — Gmail, Slack, Notion, GitHub, Linear, Google Calendar, Google Drive, Figma, Microsoft 365 and Outlook among them — with the scopes you approve, one app at a time and revocable from Settings. Reading, summarising and drafting happen freely; sending, posting and deleting wait for an explicit yes. Memory persists across sessions, so the project you explained on Monday is still there on Thursday.

Is Jarvis free on PC? The download is free on every platform and there is no licence key. The everyday free plan is 40 requests every week, with no time limit and every feature included — screen awareness, voice, dictation, memory and connectors are not held back for paying accounts. Every new account also starts with a 7-day full Pro trial that does not ask for a card, and when it ends you drop back to the free plan rather than losing access. If you outgrow it, Pro is $16/month ($144/year, about $12/month billed yearly) and Unlimited is $32/month. Prices are in USD and billing is month to month — the pricing page has the full breakdown.

What the installer does: it installs per-user, does not ask for an administrator password, does not install a background service, and does not change system or security settings. It needs roughly 700 MB of disk space once installed. Updates then ship automatically in the background, and removing Jarvis is the normal route through Settings › Apps. A fresh release can show a SmartScreen "Windows protected your PC" notice — choose More info, then Run anyway; it is a reputation prompt on a newly signed build, not a malware verdict.

Jarvis is cloud-backed by design: requests run on frontier models from Anthropic, OpenAI and Google through the Jarvis backend, so it needs an internet connection and there is no offline mode. Prompts, screenshots, connector data and memory are never used to train AI models, and OAuth tokens are encrypted with AES-256-GCM.

Related on this site: the Windows page covers how Jarvis compares with the other AI assistants that run on Windows, the screen-aware page explains what the bar can and cannot see, and the connectors page lists every supported app with its permission model.

How to get Jarvis on your PC

Download the installer from getjarvis.eu — Jarvis-Setup-x64.exe on Windows, the .dmg on a Mac (Apple Silicon or Intel), the AppImage on Linux.
Run it and create a free account. No card, no licence key. A new release can show a SmartScreen "Windows protected your PC" notice: choose More info, then Run anyway.
Press Ctrl+/ from any app (Cmd+/ on a Mac) and the floating bar opens over whatever window you are in. Ask about what is on screen.

PC system requirements

Jarvis 4.0.23 on a PC — requirements and what the installer does
Operating system	64-bit Windows 10 or Windows 11
Architecture	x64 — there is no ARM64 build yet, so Windows-on-ARM machines are not supported
Installer	Jarvis-Setup-x64.exe, about 266 MB, signed and timestamped in CI
Permissions	Per-user install — no administrator password, no background service, no system or security settings changed
Disk space	About 700 MB once installed
Shortcut	Ctrl+/ to summon or dismiss the bar; right Ctrl twice for voice; right Alt twice for dictation
Also available on	macOS 12 Monterey or newer (Apple Silicon or Intel) and Linux x86_64 (AppImage, needs libfuse2)
Account	Free account on first launch; free plan of 40 requests every week plus a 7-day full Pro trial, no card

Frequently asked questions

How do I get Jarvis on my PC?: Download the installer from getjarvis.eu, run it, and create a free account — no card and no licence key. On Windows the file is Jarvis-Setup-x64.exe for 64-bit Windows 10 and 11; it installs per-user and does not ask for an administrator password. Then press Ctrl+/ from any app to summon the floating bar. The whole thing takes about two minutes.
Is Jarvis AI free for PC?: Yes. The download is free and the free plan is permanent: 40 requests every week with no time limit and every feature included. New accounts also get a 7-day full Pro trial with no card required. If you outgrow the free plan, Pro is $16/month ($144/year) and Unlimited is $32/month.
Is this the same Jarvis from the movies?: No. The assistant from the films is fictional and nobody ships it. This Jarvis is a real desktop app you download and install, built by LOGICLUB SMART SRL in Sibiu, Romania, and distributed only from getjarvis.eu. It is also unrelated to the "Jarvis" listings in the Microsoft Store and Chrome Web Store, the open-source repositories of the same name on GitHub, and the hobby uploads on itch.io.
Does Jarvis work on Windows 10?: Yes. Jarvis runs on 64-bit Windows 10 and Windows 11 from the same signed installer, and behaves identically on a laptop and a desktop tower. There is no ARM64 build yet, so Windows-on-ARM machines are not supported.
Does Jarvis need administrator rights?: No. The Windows installer is per-user, so it never asks for an administrator password and installs fine on a locked-down work laptop. It does not install a background service or change system settings. On a new release Windows SmartScreen may show a reputation notice — choose More info, then Run anyway.

Jarvis for PC