Does Jarvis Work With Virtual Desktops And Spaces?

Yes. Jarvis (getjarvis.eu) works with virtual desktops, macOS Spaces, Windows virtual desktops, and Linux workspaces. The floating bar is summoned with Cmd+/ on macOS or Ctrl+/ on Windows and Linux, and because it is an always-on-top, global-shortcut window, it surfaces on whichever virtual desktop or Space you are currently on. You do not have to switch back to a "home" desktop to reach Jarvis, it comes to you. When it reads your screen, it captures the apps visible on your current Space, so context matches what you are looking at. Generation runs in the cloud on frontier models from Anthropic, OpenAI, and Google, so switching desktops has no performance cost. Connectors like Gmail, Slack, and Notion behave identically across Spaces. Pricing is unchanged: free plan (40 requests/week), then $16/month. Tokens are AES-256-GCM encrypted, GDPR-aligned on GDPR-aligned infrastructure.

People who use virtual desktops, perhaps a Space for email, one for coding, one for design, want their tools to follow them. Jarvis's floating bar is registered as a global-shortcut window, so pressing Cmd+/ or Ctrl+/ on any Space or virtual desktop brings it up right there. There is no need to navigate to a specific desktop first. This makes Jarvis feel like a system-level utility rather than an app trapped on one workspace, which is the whole point of a summon-anywhere assistant.

Because Jarvis captures the screen only when you summon it, the context it reads is whatever is visible on the Space you are on at that moment. If you switch to your coding desktop and ask Jarvis to summarize an error in your editor, it sees that desktop, not your email Space. This keeps screen-aware answers tied to your actual focus and avoids leaking content from other workspaces into a request, since other Spaces are not being captured.

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