The end of the input box
The input box was built for an AI that could not see. Lynx turns the whole operating system into the interface.
Nothing to explain
Your whole computeralready knowswhat you mean.
Lynx is listening
Why Lynx?
Every other AI meets you as a stranger. You have to copy, paste, attach, and explain what is already happening.
Lynx begins inside your computer. It understands the app, the screen, the task, and the context behind it.
Nothing to explain. Just keep working.
It already knows your whole world
Apps, windows, selections, recent activity, files, people, projects, preferences, and tasks become one connected context—ready before you say a word.
Anywhere you are, Lynx is there
Use one shortcut from any app. Lynx appears over the work, listens, understands the current scene, and keeps your focus where it belongs.
Understanding context
Your workflow stays yours
Keep using the same apps, files, and habits. Lynx enters the workflow already in motion.
Just say it
One sentence. Work done.
Lynx already knows what you’re looking at, who’s involved, and where the work belongs. Just say what happens next.
“Reply to this email”
“Analyze this data”
“Schedule this meeting”
“Finish this draft”
“Fix this formula”
“Fill out this form”
“Compare these versions”
“Summarize this thread”
“Turn this into slides”
“Put this in the report”
“Send this to the team”
“Add this to my calendar”
“Turn this thread into tasks”
“Pull in the latest numbers”
“Update the project plan”
“File this where it belongs”
“Fix this”
“Finish this”
“Clean this up”
“Send it to them”
“Use the latest version”
“Continue where I left off”
“Add what we agreed”
“Close the loop on this”
From people who work with Lynx
Less explaining. More momentum.
“Lynx picks up what I'm already doing on screen—I rarely paste context into another chat anymore. It stays with the task and feels part of the desktop.”
Sam Patel
Software Developer
“It follows me across tabs and files. When I want a rewrite or a quick caption pass, I skip the usual copy-paste preamble—it already reads the scene I'm in.”
Jordan Lee
Freelance Designer
“Shortcut-to-voice means I'm not hunting for a chat window mid-meeting prep. It pulls from what's open and moves the draft forward—honestly muscle memory now.”
Taylor Kim
Product Manager
★★★★★
Xiaoyi Wang
Student
FAQ
You might be wondering
When you invoke the Assistant, Lynx can use the context you permit from the current app, window, page, selection, recent activity, and relevant personal knowledge. It begins inside the scene already in progress instead of an empty conversation.
No. Use the global Assistant shortcut from any app and speak naturally. A full text conversation remains available when typing or a larger workspace is more useful.
Lynx can understand app context through native integrations, Accessibility content, or on-screen OCR, and can operate supported interfaces through native actions or visible computer use. The depth of access depends on the app and the permissions you grant.
No. Keep using your existing apps, files, browser, and workflows. Lynx enters the current scene instead of moving your work into a separate AI workspace.
With Live Context enabled, Lynx can retain local context about recent activity and derive useful knowledge about people, projects, preferences, commitments, and tasks. You control the feature and its local data.
Lynx can work through supported desktop and browser interfaces, native Mac apps, files, documents, skills, reusable workflows, MCPs, and connected tools. What it can do is bounded by the capabilities and permissions you enable.
Yes. An Assistant can continue its task while you work elsewhere. You can also start multiple Assistants for separate tasks.
Lynx stores sessions, captured context, cognition, and voice data locally. When an Agent uses an online model, only the context required for that request should be sent to the model provider. Context capture can be disabled in settings.