AI is powerful.
Chat is the
bottleneck.
Select anything on your screen and have AI explain, rewrite or translate it right there, without leaving the app or re-explaining the context.
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One translucent screen you call up from wherever you are, and everything below runs inside it.
Select anything on your screen and have AI explain, rewrite or translate it right there, without leaving the app or re-explaining the context.
One command on the mouse, from whatever app you are in.
Your screen stays visible underneath. You never lose your place.
Point at what is on screen instead of describing it in words.
One translucent screen you call up from wherever you are, and everything below runs inside it.Not three features in three places. One translucent screen you call up from wherever you already are, and everything below runs inside it.
Pick up what you set aside, wherever you work.
Explain, Summarize, Rewrite, Ask, or one of your own.
The answer lands in place. No tab switch, no re-explaining.
Your thinking isn't linear. Why should your AI workflow be?
Why am I the one carrying context between my tools?
Why is my work cut up along app borders instead of along how I think?
I already worked out how I want this done. Why do I have to explain it again?
Get your invite to the private beta.
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- 1You're on the list
One email, nothing else to fill in.
- 2A few optional questions
About how you use AI today. They shape the beta.
- 3Your invite, by email
When the beta opens to you, with 1 month free at launch.
Write the prompt once. Keep it as a command.
Your best prompts live in a note you copy-paste from. Here you never save one: the moment a prompt runs, it becomes a command: the same instruction, with an empty slot where the thing you pointed at used to be.Right now your best prompts live in a note you copy-paste from, and you rewrite the context around them every single time. In GalaxyBrain you never save one. The moment a prompt runs, it becomes a command: the same instruction, with an empty slot where the thing you pointed at used to be.
Tap the command, then keep tapping things down the page. Each one gets it. Esc when you are done.Click the command, then keep clicking things down the page. Each one gets it. Esc when you are done.
The command shows what you have filled so far. The last tap runs it. You never press send.The command shows what you have filled so far. The last click runs it. You never press send.
Point first, tap the command second. It runs once and does not stay armed, so there's no mode to escape from.Point first, click the command second. It runs once and does not stay armed, so there's no mode to escape from.
You already worked out how you want AI to do this. The point is not to make you explain it again.
Before you join.
What is GalaxyBrain, and where does it run?
A desktop app you run on your computer, next to the apps you already use. It's in private beta, and invites go out by email.
What does it read, and what leaves my computer?
Your screen is read locally, on your computer. Only what you select is sent to the AI, and only when you run an action on it.
Do I need an API key or my own AI model?
No. The AI model is provided by GalaxyBrain, so there's nothing to set up.
What happens after I sign up?
You're on the list. A few optional questions follow, about how you use AI today. When the beta opens to you, your invite arrives by email.
Help shape GalaxyBrain.
We're looking for the first people who feel this problem every day.
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