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Brah
Brah: an AI for your Mac that sees your screen, acts, draws
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Brah: an AI for your Mac that sees your screen, acts, draws
1 follower
You know the answer is on your screen, but you can’t find it, maybe a setting in a new app, a button in a busy tool, an error that makes no sense. A chat gives you a paragraph. Brah shows you. Ask out loud, and it points at the thing, walks you through it one click at a time, draws a live scene of how something works, or does it for you after your yes. For anyone who learns by seeing. Works with ChatGPT, Claude, Hermes or a local model. No account, no tracking. Try it free for 7 days.
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Ho, brah.
I’m Rez, and this is Brah: a mate next to your cursor on your Mac.
Getting help with something on screen usually means a screenshot, a paste into a chat, a paragraph of explaining, and then hunting for the button yourself. With Brah you just ask. It answers out loud, moves its own cursor to the spot and draws on your screen.
The things people kept asking tools like this for, Brah already does:
It takes the action. Ask, and it clicks and types for you.
It checks first. Anything you can’t undo, like sending, paying or deleting, waits for your OK. Stop ends it at once.
It draws. Circles, boxes, underlines and arrows, then they fade.
It only looks when you ask. No constant screen capture.
It runs local if you want. Use a model on your own Mac, or bring ChatGPT, Claude or Hermes on the plan you already pay for.
Bring your favourite voice provider: ElevenLabs, Deepgram, Groq, whichever you prefer.
$29 once, with a year of updates, and the version you have is yours to keep. For launch, the code LAUNCH gives the first 100 buyers 34% off, so they pay $19. No subscription, no account and no analytics. Your screen goes only to the AI you picked, and only when you ask. With a local model, it stays on your Mac.
7 days free to try.
Any Mac with macOS 14 or later, Apple silicon or Intel.
Try it on the app that confuses you most, and tell me what it got right and wrong. I’m here all day.