
AI screen assistant
Guidy is the AI that sees exactly what's in front of you, then helps. Select any part of your screen, ask out loud or type, and it reads the numbers, menus and errors to answer, explain, or show you where to click next.
No screenshots to upload, no describing your screen to a chatbot. It works in any app on Windows and Mac, plus in Chrome, and it's free to start.
AI screen: In the demo, a marketer has a Meta ads report open in Excel: a dozen campaigns, a dozen columns, and one simple question. Which campaign actually worked? He clicks Guidy's inspect tool, drags a box around the table, and asks out loud. Guidy reads every number in that area, checks whether he cares more about landing-page views or cost, then answers. "Specific annoying tasks" wins: the most link clicks (277), the most landing-page views (205), the lowest CPC ($1.78) and the lowest cost per landing-page view ($2.41). It even flags a close runner-up and the campaign with the best CTR. That's what an AI screen tool should feel like. You point, it reads, and you get findings in seconds, without exporting a thing. Screen AI that reads the real numbers, and a screen AI answer you can actually act on.
AI that answers questions on screen: Ben opened a budget file in Excel and got a yellow bar warning him the workbook "contains links to external sources." Should he click Update? Ignore it? The person who built the file had left the company, so he asked Guidy, "What does this mean?" It read the warning on his screen, explained in two sentences that the file was pulling numbers from another workbook, and pointed him to the workbook links panel under the Data tab so he could see which file. That's an AI that answers questions on screen: the question shows up in front of you, and so does the answer. And because it's an AI that reads your screen and answers questions in context, the reply fits your exact window, not a generic search result.
AI that can see your screen: Most AI tools are blind to your screen, so you end up describing it: "there's a blue button, top right, I think it says Share?" Guidy skips that. It's an AI that can see your screen, so when Lucas needed to turn on live captions in a Zoom meeting, he just asked. Guidy looked at his Zoom window, pointed to the Captions button in the toolbar, and showed him how to pick English, one click at a time. The meeting didn't even pause. If you've been wondering "is there an AI to read your screen and just show me?", this is it. An AI assistant that can see your screen gives you steps for your exact version, and an AI that can see my screen and answer questions starts from what's really there.
AI extension that answers questions on screen: Some of the trickiest questions live in your browser: account settings, online forms, dashboards with tiny icons. That's where Guidy's Chrome extension comes in. Sam was updating her LinkedIn profile and didn't want her whole network notified about every small edit. She asked Guidy, right inside Chrome, how to turn that off. It pointed her to Settings, then Visibility, and showed her the toggle for sharing profile updates. Done before she changed a word. If you want an AI extension that answers questions on screen, Guidy works the same in Chrome as on your desktop, with the same free daily credits shared between both. Safari's coming soon. It's on screen AI that's there when you call it, and quietly out of the way when you don't.
AI screen: In the demo, a marketer has a Meta ads report open in Excel: a dozen campaigns, a dozen columns, and one simple question. Which campaign actually worked? He clicks Guidy's inspect tool, drags a box around the table, and asks out loud. Guidy reads every number in that area, checks whether he cares more about landing-page views or cost, then answers. "Specific annoying tasks" wins: the most link clicks (277), the most landing-page views (205), the lowest CPC ($1.78) and the lowest cost per landing-page view ($2.41). It even flags a close runner-up and the campaign with the best CTR. That's what an AI screen tool should feel like. You point, it reads, and you get findings in seconds, without exporting a thing. Screen AI that reads the real numbers, and a screen AI answer you can actually act on.
AI that answers questions on screen: Ben opened a budget file in Excel and got a yellow bar warning him the workbook "contains links to external sources." Should he click Update? Ignore it? The person who built the file had left the company, so he asked Guidy, "What does this mean?" It read the warning on his screen, explained in two sentences that the file was pulling numbers from another workbook, and pointed him to the workbook links panel under the Data tab so he could see which file. That's an AI that answers questions on screen: the question shows up in front of you, and so does the answer. And because it's an AI that reads your screen and answers questions in context, the reply fits your exact window, not a generic search result.
AI that can see your screen: Most AI tools are blind to your screen, so you end up describing it: "there's a blue button, top right, I think it says Share?" Guidy skips that. It's an AI that can see your screen, so when Lucas needed to turn on live captions in a Zoom meeting, he just asked. Guidy looked at his Zoom window, pointed to the Captions button in the toolbar, and showed him how to pick English, one click at a time. The meeting didn't even pause. If you've been wondering "is there an AI to read your screen and just show me?", this is it. An AI assistant that can see your screen gives you steps for your exact version, and an AI that can see my screen and answer questions starts from what's really there.
AI extension that answers questions on screen: Some of the trickiest questions live in your browser: account settings, online forms, dashboards with tiny icons. That's where Guidy's Chrome extension comes in. Sam was updating her LinkedIn profile and didn't want her whole network notified about every small edit. She asked Guidy, right inside Chrome, how to turn that off. It pointed her to Settings, then Visibility, and showed her the toggle for sharing profile updates. Done before she changed a word. If you want an AI extension that answers questions on screen, Guidy works the same in Chrome as on your desktop, with the same free daily credits shared between both. Safari's coming soon. It's on screen AI that's there when you call it, and quietly out of the way when you don't.
What makes Guidy the best AI SCREEN ASSISTANT
Works on any software
Excel, Zoom, Google Drive, System Settings, the internal tool nobody documented: Guidy works on all of it, on Windows and Mac, plus in Chrome with the extension. One on screen AI assistant, everywhere you work.
Helps you on the spot
Select an area, ask by voice or text, and get the answer right next to the thing you asked about. No screenshots, no copy-pasting. An AI that looks at your screen should save you steps, not add them.
Helps like a colleague would
It answers like a sharp coworker leaning over your shoulder: plain words, any language, and the next step pointed out instead of a wall of text. Follow-up questions are always welcome.
Running in under a minute
Download the app or add the Chrome extension, sign in, and ask. It's free forever with 250 credits a day, shared across both, or $9.99 a month for unlimited. Cancel anytime.
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