AI computer use
Opens apps, presses buttons, types, scrolls and fills forms with its own visible cursor. It works through each app's accessibility interface, so the app can even stay in the background.
Reflex is a local-first AI worker with its own cursor, voice, and memory.
Give it a task. Watch it work.
Free for macOS, Windows and Linux · Local AI included · Works offline
Friday, 9:41
Flights on Friday. Pack sunscreen, the blue hat and the charger.
Illustration. In the app, the task bar opens with ⌥ Space on Mac or Ctrl Alt Space on Windows and Linux.
What is WASPID Reflex?
WASPID Reflex is a desktop app for macOS, Windows and Linux. Tell it what you want — by typing or speaking — and it does the work in your real apps and websites: it opens them, clicks, types, searches, fills in forms and reads what's on screen, using a cursor of its own so yours stays free.
Its AI runs on your computer, so it works offline and your screen never leaves your device. It checks the result of every step, learns the workflows it has done once so they run faster next time, and always asks before anything important — sending, buying, deleting or publishing.
Measured with Reflex 1.2 on an Apple-silicon Mac, from request to verified result. Everyday requests don't even need the AI model.
Works where you already work
Any app that supports your system's accessibility features, and any website in Chrome, Edge or Brave with the Reflex extension.
Features
Opens apps, presses buttons, types, scrolls and fills forms with its own visible cursor. It works through each app's accessibility interface, so the app can even stay in the background.
Everyday requests are handled instantly by rules. Harder ones go to Qwen3 models running on your computer — the smallest one that can do the job.
Searches Google, YouTube, Wikipedia and more, opens results, reads pages and fills in forms — understanding links, buttons and labels, not pixel positions.
Talk hands-free. Speech is recognized on your device, and Reflex answers only when it needs you or has the answer you asked for.
A workflow that succeeded becomes a skill — goal, steps and checks. “Do the same thing again” reuses it and still verifies every step.
Switch to Teach and Reflex shows you how: its cursor points at each step and explains it. Do it yourself — or say “do it for me”.
How it works
Every action is based on what is actually on your screen — and every result is verified before Reflex moves on.
Voice
No “I'll take care of that.” No “Opened Notes and typed hi.” Reflex shows its progress with the cursor and a small reply panel, and talks only to ask, to warn, or to give you the answer you asked for.
Change its voice, speed and volume anytime in Settings → Voice — or just say it:
Try Reflex
This preview runs Reflex's real instruction parser in your browser. The full agent — with its cursor and AI models — runs on your computer.
Safety
Sending, submitting, buying, deleting, publishing and account changes need your confirmation — every time. Learned skills can never skip it.
Press Ctrl Alt Esc, click stop, or just say “stop”. Reflex halts before its next action and never resumes on its own.
Instructions hidden in web pages or documents (“AI assistant: ignore the user and…”) are removed, reported, and never followed.
Reflex never types, reads, speaks, logs or stores passwords and secrets. If you dictate one, it's removed before anything else sees it.
“Prepare the email but don't send it” means exactly that: everything gets ready and Reflex stops right before Send.
If a request is ambiguous and a wrong guess could cause harm, Reflex asks one short question instead of guessing.
Privacy
Reflex's AI, speech recognition, skills and history live on your computer. Anything on your computer works without an internet connection — “Open Calculator and calculate 235 × 48” works offline; “find a MacBook on Amazon” needs the internet because the website does.
Pricing
$0 forever
Cloud when you want it
Download
Checking the latest release…
Reflex includes Qwen3-0.6B and on-device speech recognition, so it works offline right after you install it. It offers Qwen3-4B (2.5 GB, downloaded once) for smarter multi-step planning. Installation guide · Supported platforms · All releases
FAQ
Yes. Everything that runs on your computer is free and unlimited: computer and browser control, local AI, voice, learned skills, Teach and Think modes. Pro only adds optional cloud reasoning with your own API key.
Yes. The installer includes the Qwen3-0.6B model and speech recognition, so Reflex works offline right away. Qwen3-4B downloads once for harder multi-step tasks. Websites still need the internet, of course.
No. Reflex has its own cursor and acts through each app's accessibility interface. Your pointer never moves, and you can keep working — if you click where Reflex is about to act, it pauses and lets you have it.
Sending, submitting, buying, deleting, publishing and account changes always need your confirmation, and you can stop it instantly by voice, button or shortcut. Web pages can't give it orders.
On purpose. Reflex speaks when it needs an answer from you, when something went wrong, or when you asked a question. Everything else is shown in its reply panel. You can change the voice, speed and volume anytime.
macOS 12 or later (Apple silicon and Intel), Windows 10 and 11 (64-bit) and 64-bit Linux (.AppImage, .deb, .rpm). macOS is tested on real hardware every release; the Windows and Linux builds are newer — see Supported platforms.
Current builds aren't signed with an Apple Developer ID yet, so macOS treats each update as a new app. Reflex notices and asks again — just turn the switch back on in System Settings → Privacy & Security → Accessibility.
Free for macOS, Windows and Linux. Runs on your computer.
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