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Your AI command center runs on your machine.
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Friday - Your AI command center runs on your machine.

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The Open-Source JARVIS for Your Desktop — AI assistant with voice control, hand-gesture recognition, real-time dashboard, Google Calendar/Gmail integration, and a reactive Three.js orb. Built with React + TypeScript frontend and Python/Quart backend. - alimaandev/Friday

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Hey Product Hunt! 👋 I built Friday because I wanted a JARVIS-like desktop AI — something that runs entirely on my machine, no subscriptions, no cloud lock-in. Just me, my LLM, and a beautiful real-time dashboard. **What makes Friday different:** 🔄 **3D reactive orb** — a procedural Three.js scene that shifts form based on what Friday is doing (idle, listening, thinking, speaking, searching, coding...). It's the heart of the interface. 🗣 **Voice + gesture control** — speak commands, use the "Hey Friday" wake word, or control with webcam hand gestures. Open palm to talk, fist to send. 📊 **Live intelligence panel** — 10 data modules (news, weather, stocks, crypto, space, earthquakes, CVE, GitHub trending, world clocks) all pushed via SSE — no polling. 🔌 **Google Calendar & Gmail** — OAuth 2.0 integration, view your events and inbox inline. 🧠 **Any LLM you want** — OpenRouter, OpenAI, Ollama, or custom. Your API key, your choice. ⚡ **Performance-first** — SSE replaced 18 polling loops, lazy loading, batched memory, bounded caching. It's fast. **Tech stack:** React 19 + Three.js + TypeScript + Tailwind v4 (frontend) · Python/Quart + async httpx (backend) Everything is open-source (MIT). I'd love your feedback — what features would you want in a desktop AI hub? 🚀