ScreenSense AI is like ChatGPT, but it can see everything on your screen. Ask it questions about what you're working on, get instant help, and execute tasks across any app.
Ask ScreenSense anything about what's "on screen" — it understands context
No context switching. No copy-paste. Just ask — ScreenSense already knows what you're doing.
ScreenSense continuously understands everything on your screen — documents, emails, code, spreadsheets, websites — and maintains full context.
Tell ScreenSense to do things across apps — "move that data to my spreadsheet", "schedule a meeting about this email", "research this topic in a new tab."
ScreenSense rewrites, summarizes, and improves any text on your screen — emails, documents, code comments — in your own voice.
Hover over anything confusing — code, charts, legal text, medical reports — and ScreenSense explains it in plain language instantly.
Screen analysis happens locally on your device. Nothing is recorded or stored. ScreenSense forgets everything when you close it.
Trigger ScreenSense with customizable keyboard shortcuts for instant assistance without taking your hands off the keyboard.
The engineer who wanted AI to actually watch him code
Moris Mutegi is the visionary founder behind ScreenSense AI, driven by a passion for building AI tools that truly understand the context of what people are working on. Based in Kisumu, Kenya, Moris brings a fresh perspective to the AI industry — one rooted in solving real workflow friction for everyday users. The endless copy-paste cycle, the constant context switching between your work and your AI assistant, the inability of AI to understand "this" without explicit specification — these friction points inspired ScreenSense. Moris built ScreenSense's core engine to run efficiently on consumer hardware while maintaining the highest privacy standards, achieving near-zero latency screen understanding without any cloud connectivity required. A strong advocate for AI that enhances rather than disrupts natural human workflows, Moris believes the future of AI assistance is invisible — seamlessly embedded in the environment where you already work, rather than in a separate chat window you have to constantly switch to.
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