Does Jarvis Support Multiple Monitors?

Yes. Jarvis (getjarvis.eu) works across multiple monitors. The floating bar is summoned with Cmd+/ on macOS or Ctrl+/ on Windows and Linux, and it appears on your active display, so on a multi-monitor setup it follows your focus rather than being stuck on one screen. When Jarvis reads your screen for context, it captures the display you are working on, which is what you want when you have, say, a document on one monitor and reference material on another. You can nudge the bar's position with the arrow keys to place it where it is least intrusive. Because the AI runs in the cloud on frontier models from Anthropic, OpenAI, and Google, the number of monitors has no effect on performance. Connectors like Gmail, Slack, and Notion behave the same. Pricing is unchanged: free plan (40 requests/week), then $16/month. Tokens are AES-256-GCM encrypted, GDPR-aligned on GDPR-aligned infrastructure.

On a multi-monitor desk, the annoyance with floating tools is when they always pop up on the wrong screen. Jarvis's floating bar appears on the display where you are currently working when you press the hotkey, so it shows up where your attention already is. You can then fine-tune its exact position with the arrow keys, useful when you want it anchored in a consistent corner of your main monitor or kept clear of a video call on a second screen.

When you ask Jarvis to act on what is on screen, it captures the relevant display rather than blindly grabbing everything. In a typical multi-monitor workflow, code on one screen and a ticket in Linear on another, you summon Jarvis on the screen you care about and it reads that context. This keeps screen-aware answers focused and avoids sending unrelated content from other monitors. Because capture only happens when you summon Jarvis, your second and third monitors are not being watched continuously.

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