Hi, I'm Vayme!

Stuck in an app?
Just ask me.

I live at the top of your screen. Hold a key and talk to me: I'll look at what you're looking at, talk you through it out loud, and point to exactly where to click. You stay in control.

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Windows 10 & 11 · macOS 14.2 or later · 30,300 free tokens a month

How it works

You talk. I look. We figure it out.

  1. Listening
    CtrlAlt

    Step 1

    Hold Ctrl + Alt and ask me

    Anywhere, in any app. Tell me what you're trying to do, and let go when you're done.

  2. Speaking

    “Select your numbers, then open Insert and choose a chart.”

    Step 2

    I look, then answer out loud

    I see the screen you're on, so there's nothing to describe or paste. I just talk you through it.

  3. Your turn
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    Step 3

    I show you where to click

    My blue pointer lands on the right spot. You do the clicking, so you're always in control.

The panel

My little home on your computer.

Open me up and this is what you'll find: somewhere to ask, and a rail with everything else — what I can do, your agents, what I remember, the apps I'm connected to, and your tokens.

What can Vayme do?

Here's what I can do

Hold Ctrl + Alt and just ask me anything.

  • See your screenAsk about anything you're looking at
  • Run things on your computerOpen apps, play music, sort out files
  • Manage your dayCalendar events, issues and pull requests
  • Show you where to clickI point at the spot, you press it
  • Type what you sayDictate into any text field
  • Handle whole tasksMulti-step jobs, saved as agents
  • Remember what mattersMemory that carries between conversations
  • Focus on part of the screenCircle it, and I look only there

See it in action

Don't take my word for it. Watch.

That little notch at the top of your screen is me. It shows what I'm up to: listening, thinking, talking, working.

  • Shows you where to click

    Ask how to do something in any app. I point at each button, wait while you press it, then show you the next.

    “Show me how to make a chart in Excel.”

  • Reads your files

    Drop a PDF, an image, a Word document or a code file on me and ask about it.

    “What does this contract say about cancelling?”

  • Takes on bigger jobs

    Hand me work with many steps. I work through them on my own, ask before deleting anything, and tell you when I'm done.

    “Build me a small browser game.”

  • Remembers what matters

    Tell me once and I'll remember it between conversations, stored on your device. You can see and delete everything I keep.

    “Remember that my sister's birthday is the 4th of May.”

Things to ask

Say it the way you'd say it to a friend.

No commands to learn. Here's some of what people ask me every day:

  • Learn any app

    I teach you one step at a time, out loud. I point at each button, wait while you press it, then give you the next.

    • “Show me how to make a chart in Excel.”
    • “Walk me through adding text in DaVinci Resolve.”

  • Ask about what's on screen

    I see the screen you're on, so you can ask about it just as it is. Circle one part and I'll look only there.

    • “Why does this formula say #REF?”
    • “What does this error mean?”

  • Get things done

    I open apps, play music and sort out files. Connect Google Calendar and GitHub, and I'll handle those too.

    • “Play Go by The Chemical Brothers on Spotify.”
    • “Put lunch with Sam on Friday at noon.”
    • “File an issue in my repo: the login button is misaligned.”

  • Write and rewrite

    Hold the dictate keys and I'll type what you say into any text field. Select some text and ask, and I'll rewrite it, ready to paste.

    • “Make this email friendlier.”
    • “Shorten this to two sentences.”

  • Read your files

    Drop a PDF, an image, a Word document or a code file on me and ask about it, or have me sum it up.

    • “What does this contract say about cancelling?”
    • “Sum this up for me.”

  • Take on bigger jobs

    Work with many steps, done on my own: commands, files, whole projects. I ask before deleting anything, check in on long jobs, and save them as agents to pick up later.

    • “Rename the photos in this folder by the date they were taken.”
    • “Build me a small browser game.”

  • Remember, and look things up

    Tell me what matters and I'll remember it between conversations, stored on your device. For anything recent, I search the web.

    • “Remember that my sister's birthday is the 4th of May.”
    • “What changed in the latest macOS update?”

  • Transcribe your meetings

    Mac · macOS 26

    Both sides of a call, transcribed on your Mac: the audio never leaves it. When the meeting ends, I'll give you a short summary.

    • “Start transcribing this meeting.”

Send to your other devices

Your PC and your Mac, finally talking.

Drop a file on me, right-click a folder, or just ask. I'll put it in Vayme Transfers on your other computer, sent straight across and sealed on the way. I just need to be open on both, signed in to the same account.

  • Files, folders and copied text
  • Over your own network, not the cloud
  • No Accept dialog

Shortcuts

Four shortcuts. That's it.

No window to keep open and no chat to scroll back through. I stay out of your way until you hold a key. You'll find the same list in my Settings.

Shortcuts

Talk to Vayme
Hold anywhere and speak. Release when you're done.
Dictate into a field
Types what you say into the focused text field instead of answering.
Focus on part of the screen
Hold and draw a circle. The next question looks only at what you circled.
Type to Vayme
Opens a text field so you can ask without speaking.

Invite friends

Bring a friend. You both pay less.

Every account has an invite code, under Invite friends in Vayme. A friend who uses it gets 5% off everything they buy. When they buy, you get 5% off everything you buy too, for good, up to 25%.

Your friend enters the code when they create their account (“Have an invite code?”), or later under “Invited by a friend?”, any time before their first purchase. A friend counts once they've paid for any purchase, and if it's refunded, its 5% is removed. Discounts apply to one-time purchases, and to a monthly top-up from its next renewal.

A note from Melvin

Hi, I'm Melvin. I make Vayme, mostly on my own.

I'm building it because I think everyone should have easy access to one of the most advanced technologies people have ever made. Used well, it can help you become the best version of yourself, and make learning something new feel easy.

But I'm also a little afraid of where things are heading. More and more, AI is used to replace people, or people stop doing things themselves and leave it all to AI.

Vayme is meant to go the other way: to teach you how to do the things you want to do, and to be the best guide it can along the way. It looks at what you're looking at, talks to you like a person, and points instead of explaining.

It's still early, and it gets better every time someone tells me what's off. If something bugs you, or you wish it did something it doesn't, write to me at hey@vayme.io. I read every email.

Melvin

Maker of Vayme

Next time you're stuck, I'm right here.

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