01 · The Pebble
A cursor companion.
Trails your cursor with eased physics. Click-through everywhere except the bubble. Five states — idle, listening, thinking, speaking, working.
Always-on · Voice-first · Open source
A cursor companion. Say "Jarvis" or hit ⌃ Space. Everything the dashboard does — without ever opening it.
A cursor companion. Riso flat. Always-on-top.
Click-through everywhere except the bubble.
90 seconds
Seven things the pebble does
01 · The Pebble
Trails your cursor with eased physics. Click-through everywhere except the bubble. Five states — idle, listening, thinking, speaking, working.
02 · Voice loop
Say "Jarvis" anywhere in a sentence. Streaming TTS replies in 1–2 seconds. Press the hotkey mid-speech and Usejarvis shuts up in 10ms.
03 · 12 rooms by voice
"Open settings." "Switch to the editor tab." "Close it." Each of the 12 rooms — settings, memory, agents, workflows, tools, authority, logs, calendar, goals, tasks, content, workspaces — opens as a native panel.
04 · Settings by voice
"Turn off TTS." "Switch transcription to Groq." Recognized commands persist to disk and apply instantly — no LLM in the loop.
05 · Autonomous
Watches your screen, calendar, and goals. Drafts the brief for the meeting you forgot, queues the reply that needs to go out, surfaces the next move. Always optional.
06 · Pointing
Auto-screenshot, grid math, the pebble flies to the right button. Works in any app, foreground-aware — "show me my files" resolves differently in VSCode versus CapCut.
07 · Region understanding
Drag a rectangle on screen. Usejarvis sees the cropped region through any vision-capable model and answers from what it sees.
Underneath the pebble
Workflows
Describe what you want — "every weekday at 8am, summarise yesterday's email and drop it in Telegram" — and Usejarvis generates the flow. Tune it visually if you need to. Triggers from cron, webhooks, file watchers, calendar, git, or screen events.
Sidecar
Run the brain once — on a homelab, a desktop, anywhere. A 6 MB Go binary on each laptop, server, or Raspberry Pi connects back over a JWT-authenticated WebSocket. The pebble follows you to whichever machine you're using; Usejarvis sees, types, and clicks on all of them.
Open source. Self-hosted. Bring your own LLM.