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You talk. xoop clicks.

An AI agent that lives on your Windows PC. Give it real work in your files, your apps and its own browser. It checks what it did, every change can be undone, and you decide what it may do on its own.

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Invite-only beta · Windows 10 & 11 · Free while in beta

Works with the sites and apps you already use

If you can do it in a browser or a Windows app, you can ask xoop to.

How it works

One line in. Done out.

Say it the way you'd say it to a person. xoop does the work on your PC, checks it, and comes back with the result and a receipt.

  1. You ask

    Type it on your PC, or say it on your phone. Ask for several things at once: each one becomes its own job, side by side.

  2. It does the work

    In your files and Windows apps, or in its own browser, signed in where you signed it in. Watch it live, and take over whenever you like.

  3. It checks in when it counts

    Paying outside your rules, or anything your rules say to ask about: it stops and asks. Then it tells you what it did and what it checked, with a receipt.

Jobs

Hand it off. Come back to it done.

Jobs is xoop's home: one line to ask, what needs you first, and everything it's working on. Give it real work, like sorting a folder, updating a spreadsheet or turning notes into a deck, then go do something you enjoy.

  • Real work, on your PC

    Your files, your Windows apps and its own browser. Each job gets its own folder and browser tab, and several run at once.

  • What needs you comes first

    A payment outside your rules, a question, a sign-in only you can do: it waits at the top, and on your phone. A sound tells you when a job needs you or is done.

  • Scheduled, in plain words

    “Every Monday at 9, add last week's rows to tracker.xlsx.” For each one you choose how far it goes: only looks, stops before paying, or goes ahead.

Checked and undoable

Done means checked.

When a job ends, xoop tells you how it really went, from what it checked, not from its own say-so. And every change it makes to your files can be undone.

  • How it went, honestly

    Done, with what it checked. Partly done, with what's missing. Couldn't finish, with why. Nothing turns green unless a check really passed.

  • Undo for every change

    Edits land on your own file, and the version before is kept for 30 days. If the file was open, the change waits for you to press Put in place.

  • No mess left behind

    Scripts and downloads a job needs stay in its own folder and are cleared when it ends. Nothing lands in your Documents or on your Desktop unless you asked for it.

NewWatch it work

See it all, as big as you like.

Every job's browser plays live beside it. Drag it wider, make it bigger, or pop it out into a window of its own, and step in whenever you want.

  • Drag it wider. The live view takes about half the page, and its edge drags. xoop remembers how wide you like it.
  • Bigger. The live view over the whole window, with the job's line and Stop. Full screen fills the monitor, and Esc comes back.
  • Pop out. A window of its own, beside xoop or on another monitor. It stays while you move between jobs.
  • Take over. Step into its browser for a sign-in or a code, then hand it back.

Its browser, live beside the job.

What it does

If you'd do it at a computer, ask xoop.

Several things at once

Each job gets its own browser tab and its own folder. Watch any of them live, and Stop all is always one tap away.

Its own browser

A browser profile of its own. Sign in to a site once and xoop stays signed in on this PC. Your everyday browsing stays yours.

Real documents

Designed PowerPoint decks with editable charts and icons, Word documents and Excel workbooks, with pictures. Built on your own template, if you have one.

Answers you can see

Figures, trends and comparisons come back as a chart or a table in the job, not a wall of text.

Your Windows apps

In the background, without touching your mouse or keyboard. Or a hidden terminal, which asks the way your rules say.

Memory, with Undo

It learns as you go and remembers quietly. See everything it knows, pin what matters, and undo any change for 30 days.

Your screen stays yours

Your mouse and keyboard are yours while you work. When a step really needs them, xoop asks first and puts your window back after.

Call it from anywhere

Press the hotkey over any window and ask about what's on your screen.

Right there on your screen

While it works, your xoop can sit in a corner of your screen and say what it's doing.

For tinkerers

Connect your own tools, write skill files, hook into what it does, and pick from more models. All under Advanced.

Its own cursor

Watch it work. Step in any time.

When xoop uses your screen, its own coral cursor glides to what it's about to touch, so you always see what it's doing.

  • See every move

    It glides, clicks with a ripple, and shows dots while it types.

  • Sends go the way you said

    On Auto, a message you asked for goes with a few seconds to stop it. On Manual, it asks first. A password or CAPTCHA is handed to you.

  • Stop, instantly

    Stop is always one tap away, on your PC or your phone, and nothing more happens.

Xoop

The original. Its antenna glows while it works.

Breathes and blinks while it waits.

Pick your xoop

Who's helping today?

Thirteen little characters, each moving with what xoop is doing: a slow breath while it waits, a gentle bounce while it works, a wave when it's done.

Your pick shows up across this site. In the app, you can change it any time.

From your phone

Your PC, in your pocket.

Link your phone once, then ask from anywhere, watch it work live, and approve with your fingerprint or face. If your PC is asleep, what you send runs when it wakes.

  • Link it with one scan

    In You → Notifications & phone, scan the code and check both screens show the same four digits. iPhone or Android, no app store.

  • Sealed end to end

    Your phone and PC seal every message before it leaves. The relay between them can't read a word.

  • Private on your lock screen

    A notification says who needs you and for what. The shop, the amount and any code show after you unlock, and paying takes your fingerprint or face.

You decide the rules

Your PC. Your rules.

Pick how much xoop does on its own, and add rules of your own, in You → Rules. xoop doesn't decide for you what you may ask. It keeps only a few checks, against someone else steering a job, or a slip nobody could undo.

How much should xoop do on its own?

When xoop is about to…It will
Send the email reply you asked forto Maya, about Thursday
Pay inside a rule of yoursLarder orders under $40
Pay where no rule of yours covers it
Delete files you didn't ask it to delete
Send your files where a web page told it tosomewhere you never named
Change what xoop may do, from inside a job

Stop is always one tap awayOn your PC or your phone. Everything halts.

Always checked

Whatever you choose.

  • If a web page, email or file it read points it somewhere you didn't name (sending, paying, installing, setting up a routine), it asks you once.
  • Before anything nobody could undo, like wiping a disk or deleting Windows or a whole drive, it asks you once.
  • It pays on its own only inside a rule you set: one shop or any shop, up to a limit, in your own currency. Anything else asks, on your PC or your phone.
  • Helpers and background work only read. A scheduled job goes only as far as you chose for it.
  • Only you change what xoop may do, from your PC or your phone.
  • xoop's own keys stay locked on this PC and never leave it.
  • When a site asks for a one-time code, you type it in a box of its own. It goes straight into the page; the AI never sees it, and it isn't kept.
  • A password or card details you haven't given it are handed to you, to type in its browser yourself.
Receipts for everything

What it did, not what it says it did.

Every send, payment and download is written down before it happens, so nothing is ever done twice, even after a crash. Each errand ends with a receipt built from what really happened, with Undo where there's a real undo.

Your data

It lives on your PC. So does your stuff.

xoop works on your own computer, so what it learns about you stays there, and you can take it with you or wipe it any time.

On your PC

Your chats, memories, files, sign-ins and xoop's browser profile live on your computer, not on our servers.

Take it, or wipe it

Export everything in one zip. Delete everything removes your account and all xoop keeps on this PC. Your own files stay.

Keep what you want

Finished tasks and their screenshots, for as long as you choose.

Tested before it ships

Every update has to pass a safety exam of tricks and attacks before it reaches you, and arrives signed.

Getting started

Two minutes to hello. No keys.

  1. 1

    Download

    One installer for Windows 10 & 11. It keeps itself up to date.

  2. 2

    Continue with Google

    That's your account. No API keys, nothing to set up.

  3. 3

    Make it yours, then ask

    Pick your xoop, sign in to your sites once, link your phone if you like. Then ask for anything.

During the beta Free for as long as the beta lasts
  • xoop for Windows
  • Checked jobs, with Undo for every change
  • Your phone: ask, watch, approve
  • xoop Fast, Smart and Ultra brains
  • A generous daily allowance
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FAQ

Fair questions.

What is xoop?

An AI agent that runs on your own Windows PC. It works in your files, your Windows apps and its own browser, and makes real documents. You ask in plain words; it does the work, checks it, and comes back with the result and a receipt. Every change it makes to your files can be undone.

How is it different from a chatbot?

A chatbot tells you how to do something. xoop does it: on your computer, in your files and apps, and in a real browser that stays signed in to your sites. It keeps several jobs going at once, remembers how you like things, and tells you honestly how each one went.

Who decides what xoop may do?

You do. In You → Rules, pick Manual, Auto or Full, and add rules of your own, like paying without asking at one shop up to a limit. xoop adds no rules of its own about what you may ask for. It only keeps a few checks: one ask when something it read is steering it somewhere you didn't name, one ask before anything nobody could undo, and only you can change what it may do.

Can it spend my money?

Only the way you allow. Every payment asks you unless a rule of yours covers it: one shop or any shop, up to a limit you set, in your own currency. If a web page or email steered it to a shop you never named, it asks first. When a site wants card details or a PIN you haven't given it, xoop hands that step to you.

Does my PC need to stay on?

xoop works on your PC, so it works while your PC is on and awake. It keeps the PC awake while it's working and tells you honestly whether your PC can stay ready overnight. If it's asleep, what you send from your phone runs when it wakes.

Which AI does it use?

xoop's own brains: xoop Fast for quick answers, xoop Smart, and xoop Ultra for big, many-step jobs. Pick one under the ask box before you ask, or switch in the middle of a job. The one you pick finishes the job. There are no API keys to bring.

Where does my data go?

Your chats, memories, files and sign-ins stay on your PC. To think, xoop sends the task at hand to the AI that powers it. When its quick step-picker chooses among the buttons on a page, emails, phone numbers and long numbers are taken out first. We never sell your data or use it for ads. Your phone and PC talk through a link that is sealed end to end. The details are in our privacy policy.

Will it get in my way while I work?

No. It works in the background: in its own browser, and in your apps without touching your mouse. When a step really needs your mouse and keyboard, it asks first, shows its own cursor while it works, and puts your window back after. Only on Full does it use your screen without asking, and then only once you've stepped away. Stop is always one tap away.

Does it work where I live?

Yes. xoop uses the same websites and Windows apps you do, wherever you are, and spending limits work in your own currency. The app itself is in English for now.

Which computers does it run on?

Windows 10 and 11, 64-bit. xoop uses Google Chrome or Microsoft Edge on your computer, with its own separate profile. There's no Mac version yet.

How do I get in?

Leave your Google email below and we'll let you in as soon as we can. If a friend already uses xoop, their invite link gets you in straight away. Then sign in with that same Google account and download xoop.

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