AsX reads the window you're working in, so you never paste context again. Your keys, your Mac, your data.
macOS or Windows · free · bring your own keyScreenshot the page
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Paste, explain the context
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A glass capsule that floats over your work. A pocket chat opens underneath; the ring spins while AsX thinks.
One click photographs your screen and files it into your research folder, named by time and app. Keep reading; your research collects itself.
Works long tasks in rounds instead of stopping early.
Turns a rough prompt into a polished one.
Clicks, types, and runs commands. Asks before anything destructive.
Your details, encrypted on-device, filled locally.
Any provider key, or your existing Claude plan.
| AsX | A chat app | |
|---|---|---|
| Context | Reads your window itself | You paste and explain |
| Focus | Stays on your app | Its own window |
| Models | Any provider, 380+ models | One vendor |
| Acting | Can drive your Mac | Answers only |
| Price | Free — your key | Monthly subscription |
The chip names what AsX is reading. Pause it with one click.
Billed to your own account. No AsX server in between.
Encrypted on your Mac, filled locally, never sent to a model.
Dictation is transcribed on-device by macOS.
Only your question and the context you've allowed, sent directly to the provider you connected. Pause sharing with one click, or set text-only mode so no image is ever sent.
Yes — no account, no subscription. You bring your own API key (Gemini's free tier works) or your Claude plan, and pay your provider directly.
Accessibility reads the text of your window. Screen Recording is only asked when an app exposes no text and a screenshot is actually needed.
A chat app is a destination you bring context to. AsX comes to your work — it already knows what's on screen, and your app keeps focus.
Yes — Windows 10 and 11, 64-bit. It isn't code-signed yet, so Windows will show a "protected your PC" screen: choose More info, then Run anyway.