Control your computer by voice with AI

Voice control on computers has been around for years, and most people tried it once. You say "click", "scroll down", "click the third link", and it’s faster to just use the mouse. The problem was never the microphone. It was that you still had to drive every step.

From commands to tasks

With AI that controls the computer, you don’t say the steps. You say the goal:

• "Send October’s invoices to my accountant."
• "Set up a Zoom with Dana on Wednesday at 10."
• "Read me my new emails."
• "Put the exam schedule in my calendar."

ands turns that into a plan, shows it to you, and does the clicking and typing in your own apps. You can watch the orange hand move, or look away.

In English and in Hebrew

You can ask in either language, by voice or text, and switch whenever you like. ands also reads Hebrew interfaces, so "the Send button" works whether it says Send or שליחה.

Who it helps most

• People with low vision or limited hand movement, for whom every click costs effort. See ands for accessibility.
• Older adults who know what they want but not where the button is. See A patient computer helper.
• Busy people who want to hand off a chore while they do something else.

Voice doesn’t mean less control

Speaking a request doesn’t skip the safety steps. Sending, paying, deleting and installing still stop and show you exactly what’s about to happen. You answer yes or no, by click.

Try it

Open ands, press the microphone, and start small: "open my Downloads folder and sort it by type". The download page has the steps for Mac and Windows.