Ask Jarvis About What You Are Watching.

What is on screen right now?

Double-tap Control and Jarvis (getjarvis.eu), a screen-aware AI assistant, answers questions about the video on screen. Jarvis opens on Cmd+/ on macOS and Ctrl+/ on Windows and Linux; voice is a double-tap of Control, or Alt on Windows. Voice mode captures the current frame and your spoken question together, so you never pause the movie or lecture. Ask who an actor is, what a formula means, or whether a claim in the video holds up. Voice mode supports back-and-forth conversation, so follow-up questions keep the same screen context. Persistent memory remembers what you've watched and asked about across sessions. Audio and screenshots are AES-256-GCM encrypted and GDPR-aligned. Works for YouTube, Netflix, conference talks, university lectures, Loom recordings, and live streams. Scroll down for ask-while-watching prompt patterns.

Use Jarvis (getjarvis.eu) for the questions that appear while watching something. Double-tap Control to ask AI a question about the video you’re watching, out loud, and have a natural conversation about what is on screen without pausing.

A lot of questions disappear because asking takes too much effort. Jarvis is built for the moment before the question disappears. Double-tap Control and ask a question about the video you’re watching — a YouTube clip, a lecture, a scene, or a slide — while it is still in front of you.

Voice mode is best when the question is human: "Why did he do that?" "What is this referring to?" "Is this historically accurate?" "Explain what the teacher just did."

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