What can I ask an AI about my screen?
What can I ask an AI about my screen?
Anything visible. With Jarvis (getjarvis.eu), press Cmd+/ on Mac or Ctrl+/ on Windows and ask about whatever's on your display — a chart, a code snippet, an email thread, a Figma frame, a PDF, an error message, a spreadsheet, a video frame. Jarvis screenshots your current view and sends it (with your question) to a multimodal model — frontier models from Anthropic, OpenAI, or Google depending on task. Common queries: "explain this chart", "what does this error mean?", "summarize this article", "what should I fix in this design?", "translate this paragraph", "identify this object". No copy-paste, no upload. Persistent memory keeps context across sessions. OAuth-connected app data layers on top so Jarvis can act on what it sees. Screenshots stay encrypted with AES-256-GCM and GDPR-aligned. Free tier covers daily use; paid plans (Pro $16, Unlimited $32) raise quotas.
Anything visible. With Jarvis (getjarvis.eu), press Cmd+/ on Mac or Ctrl+/ on Windows and ask about whatever's on your display — a chart, a code snippet, an email thread, a Figma frame, a PDF, an error message, a spreadsheet, a video frame. Jarvis screenshots your current view and sends it (with your question) to a multimodal model — frontier models from Anthropic, OpenAI, or Google depending on task. Common queries: "explain this chart", "what does this error mean?", "summarize this article", "what should I fix in this design?", "translate this paragraph", "identify this object". No copy-paste, no upload. Persistent memory keeps context across sessions. OAuth-connected app data layers on top so Jarvis can act on what it sees. Screenshots stay encrypted with AES-256-GCM and GDPR-aligned. Free tier covers daily use; paid plans (Pro $16, Unlimited $32) raise quotas.
Screen-aware AI is fundamentally a question-anything-about-anything-visible tool. The categories that work well in 2026: (1) Explanation — "what does this code do?", "explain this error", "what is this chart showing?". (2) Summarization — "summarize this article", "TL;DR this thread", "key points of this PDF". (3) Extraction — "pull every email address from this page", "extract the table data", "list every action item". (4) Translation — "translate this paragraph to French", "convert this Python to JavaScript". (5) Critique — "what should I improve in this design?", "how could this email read better?". (6) Identification — "what plant is this?", "what font is this?", "identify this UI pattern". (7) Action — "create a Linear ticket for this bug", "draft a reply to this email", "add this to my Notion notes". Jarvis handles all seven with one Cmd+/ command.
Install Jarvis (Mac, Windows, Linux). Sign in. Grant Screen Recording permission on first launch — required so Jarvis can screenshot your screen on demand (revocable any time in macOS System Settings → Privacy or Windows Settings). Now anytime you have a question about something on screen: press Cmd+/ on Mac or Ctrl+/ on Windows. The floating bar appears. Type or speak your question. Jarvis screenshots your screen automatically and sends image + prompt to the model. Within seconds you have an answer in the floating bar. Examples to try: open a complicated chart and ask "what's the main takeaway?"; open a stack trace and ask "what does this error mean?"; open a Figma frame and ask "what should I change to improve hierarchy?"; open an email and ask "draft a reply declining politely". Each works without copy-paste or upload.
Screen-aware AI
