वाक्
Voice

A voice agent for your computer

The fastest input device you own is your voice.

You speak. It runs the machine — shells, apps, your other computers — and tells you what happened, in plain language. It doesn’t explain what you could do. It does it.

the whole interface

श्रुति
Listen in

Control your PC by talking to it.

No commands. No syntax. No window to find. You say the thing out loud and it is already happening — and when a thing is dangerous, nothing moves until you say go.

पञ्च
Five states

One shape says what a status bar can’t.

No dashboards. No spinners. No notification spam. One glance at the mark and you know exactly what your machine is doing — from across the room.

Idle

Mostly, it just sits there.

A closed circle, turning slowly. Nothing is happening and it doesn’t pretend otherwise.

Listening

You start talking and it opens.

The line unwinds into wide loops and holds them open while you speak. That is the whole indicator.

Thinking

Working it out.

The loops multiply and start crossing each other. You can tell it is busy from across the desk.

Speaking

Telling you what happened.

The loops pulse with the voice, so the shape moves in time with the words.

Waiting on you

Nothing happens until you say so.

It draws into a tight knot and holds it — the only state that has to carry a room.

गण
The clan

गण The clan

Let your agents prompt each other.

Soldiers put down their talwars. We’re asking you to put down your keyboards.

Watch TV, water plants, or lift weights — while talking to your agent on mobile.

यन्त्र
The machine

It interrupts only when interrupting is the right answer.

You will never babysit a terminal again. It runs the work, watches the work, and speaks up exactly once — when something actually needs you.

ShellIt types so you never have to. The second a job sticks, it tells you — you don’t go looking. exit codes are facts, not guesses
SurfacesSee it when you need it. Gone when you don’t. A table, a diff, a live terminal — drawn on demand, dismissed by itself.
Connectors“Connect my Linear.” Done. 78 services sign in by name alone — no config files, no API keys in a text box.
Your keysIt can use your keys. It can never read them. Grants last minutes, expire on their own, and show on screen the whole time.
MachinesYour laptop can put your desktop to work from the couch. Machines call each other like people — and nothing crosses without your spoken yes.
RecipesTeach it once. It’s free forever. Anything it has done before replays in milliseconds — no model, no wait, no cost.
द्वार
Access

The keyboard was always optional.

One app. Every machine you own. Yours to command out loud.

written in rust · desktop app · windows today, built portable