Saywork · The agent
Say the job. It does it, in your apps.
No chat window to open, no instructions and no prompt to write. Hold Caps Lock, say what needs doing the way you'd say it to a person — Saywork figures out the rest and does it in your own apps and your own Chrome — then tells you what it did and what's left for you.
How a job goes
- Hold Caps Lock and say it."Find three Italian places near Zamalek open Friday night, and send them to Sara on WhatsApp."
- It works where you can watch.It opens your apps and your Chrome, signed in as you, and does each step. Every step shows on the card, in order.
- It asks before anything leaves.An email, a message, a payment — anything another person would see stops first and shows you exactly what will happen. Approve with a click, or just say "send it".
- You get the result.The finished job, what it did, and — if it could only finish part of it — what it couldn't, in a sentence or two.
What it takes off your plate
Email and DMs
Instagram, WhatsApp, Facebook and Messenger in your own Chrome, and your email. It reads the conversation, knows who it's talking to, and writes back the way you write. Every reply waits for your OK.
Documents
PDFs, Word files and spreadsheets: read, summarised, written or changed, and checked against the files. More on documents.
Meetings and follow-ups
Notes, decisions and to-dos when the call ends. Ask for the follow-ups and you see each one before it goes. More on meetings.
The job that takes all afternoon
Research, comparing options, filling things in, exporting and sending. Say it once; it carries the steps across your apps.
Long jobs that wait
A render to finish, a reply to land, a page to change. It waits in the background, spends nothing while it waits, and carries on — even after a restart.
Code
Describe the change out loud and it hands it to Claude Code, Codex or Cursor and keeps an eye on it. When the coding agent has a question, it comes to you.
It knows how, and it learns
The right skill, picked for you
Saywork comes with skills for everyday work and picks the right one for each job by itself. You never choose one or switch it on. You can add your own way of doing something, too.
It fixes itself
When a step doesn't work, it doesn't keep trying the same thing. It looks up the fix, uses it, and keeps what it found for next time. When it's really stuck, it stops and tells you.
It remembers what matters
Your people, your projects, how you like to write — on one page you can read, edit, export or wipe.
Stop always works
One button ends any job instantly, and you can see every step it took.
Questions
How is Saywork different from an AI chatbot?
A chatbot waits in its own window: you open it, explain the job, paste in the context, then copy its answer back and do the steps yourself. With Saywork you press a key from whatever you're doing, say the job, and it does the steps in your apps.
Can the agent do something I didn't want?
Not without you knowing. Anything another person would see, or that costs money, stops and shows you exactly what will happen first. Stop ends any job instantly.
Do I have to set anything up first?
No. The agent works in your own Chrome and your own desktop apps, signed in as you, so there's nothing to connect before the first job.
What happens when it can't finish a job?
It tells you plainly what it finished and what it couldn't, instead of going round in circles.
Which systems does it run on?
Windows 10 and 11, and Linux. macOS is next.
One key. Say the work. Get it done.
Free on Windows 10 and 11. It installs in one click and keeps itself up to date.