saywork

The AI worker that lives on your computer

Get back
to your life.

Your AI worker handles work across your apps, so you can spend more time on what matters.

Free to start · Windows 10 and 11 · Installs in one click from the Microsoft Store

saywork

How it works

Say the work. It's done.

Hold a key and say it the way you'd tell a person. Saywork does the work in your own apps, signed in as you, and shows you before anything goes out.

Hold to talk. Hold for the agent. In any app.

Try it here: hold Ctrl on your keyboard.Try it here: tap a key.

What can you do with Saywork?

Bring the work.
Leave with something you can use.

One app. All of it.

  • The agent
  • Dictation in any app
  • Meeting notes
  • Notes and reminders
  • Documents and PDFs
  • Jobs from Telegram
  • Works offline
  • Arabic and English
  • Replies in your voice
  • Ask what you said

Other voice tools type what you say.
Saywork does what you say.

TypeSpeech to text

Hold Ctrl and talk. Clean, finished writing lands wherever your cursor is, in any app.

DoVoice to action

Hold Caps Lock and say the job. Saywork does it in the right app, start to finish, and tells you what it did.

Do mode

Say the whole job.
Watch it go A to Z.

Hold Caps Lock and say it once, the way you'd ask a person. Saywork works across Gmail, your sheets and your other apps, step by step, and checks with you before anything leaves your computer.

  1. You say: go through my inbox, put every unpaid invoice in a sheet, and chase the ones that are overdue.
  2. Saywork opens Gmail in Chrome and reads 23 unread emails.
  3. It finds five unpaid invoices, two of them overdue, puts them in a new sheet with the total, and writes a reminder to each overdue client.
  4. It asks before sending. You say "send it", and it sends. Finished in 1 minute 31 seconds.
You saidGo through my inbox, put every unpaid invoice in a sheet, and chase the ones that are overdue.
  1. Gmail · ChromeOpens your inbox

    In your own Chrome, signed in as you. It reads the 23 unread emails.

  2. GmailFinds what you meant

    Five unpaid invoices. Two of them are overdue. The rest of the mail is left alone.

  3. Google SheetsBuilds the sheet

    Client, invoice, amount, due date — and the total, $14,350.

  4. GmailDrafts the emails

    One reminder to each late client, in your words, with the right invoice and amount.

  5. YouShows you the email it will send

    To, subject and every word, before it goes. You say "send it" — or change it.

  6. GmailSends the emails

    Both reminders go out from your own Gmail, and it tells you what's left.

New: Saywork on Telegram

Away from your desk? Message it.

Send your Saywork a message, a voice note, a photo or a file on Telegram. It does the job on your computer — the one at home or at the office, with your apps and your accounts — and reports back in the chat.

  • Say it however you likeType it, or send a voice note in Arabic or English. Add a photo or a file and it works with that too.
  • Approve from your phoneAnything another person would see stops and asks you first, with Approve and Deny buttons right in the chat.
  • Get the work backThe answer and every file it made, sent to you — as a message, or as a voice note you can listen to on the go.
  • Only you can reach itOnly your own linked chat reaches your computer. Ask for the status, or stop it, any time.

Your computer needs to be on with Saywork running. If it goes offline mid-job, you're told, and it picks up when it's back.

It asks before anything you can't take back.

An email, a message, a payment — anything another person would see stops first and shows you exactly what's about to happen. Approve with a click, or just say "send it."

  • aligned withISO/IEC 27001
  • aligned withISO/IEC 27701
  • aligned withISO/IEC 42001
  • aligned withNIST AI RMF
  • aligned withOWASP
  • aligned withGDPR

We build and check Saywork against these standards' controls. Aligned with is not certified: there is no audit yet, and we say so. Trust & security

We don't listen all the time. Your stuff stays yours.

Stop always works
One button ends any job instantly, and you can see every step it took, in order.
The microphone is on only when you ask
While you hold the key, while a meeting you started is recording, or after the wake word — and the wake word is listened for on your computer, never sent anywhere.
What leaves, and what doesn't
To turn your voice into text, it goes through our servers to a speech service; what you ask the agent goes to an AI model so it can do the job. Both are processed to give you the result — not kept by us, and not used to train models. Offline, dictation runs entirely on your computer. Exactly what, and where.
Your stuff stays on your computer
Your dictation history, notes, meetings and everything the agent remembers live on your computer, not on our servers. Read the agent's memory on one page; edit it or wipe it.
We learn what happened, not what you said
To make Saywork better we get anonymous counts: which features ran, how long they took, which step of a task failed. Never your words, files, pages or emails. Sharing corrected dictations to improve Arabic is a separate switch, off unless you turn it on.
Export or delete anything, any time
Settings → Privacy shows what is being sent right now. One button gives you everything in one file; another deletes your account and everything our server holds. How we protect your data.
Signing in with Google
Signing in asks Google for your name, email address and profile picture, and nothing else — not your Gmail, not your Calendar, not your Drive. If you later connect one of them yourself, it is used only to do what you ask. Privacy policy.

Questions

What is Saywork?

Saywork is the AI that works instead of you. Say what you want done — on your computer with one key, or from your phone in a Telegram message — and it does the whole job on your own computer, in your own apps and your own Chrome, signed in as you: email and messages, documents, meetings, research, forms. Then it tells you what it did and what's left. It also types what you say in any app. It understands English, Egyptian Arabic, or both in one sentence.

How is it different from other AI agents?

There is nothing to set up: no server, no API keys, no config file, no accounts to wire in one by one. It installs in one click and works on the computer you already use, in the apps and the Chrome you are already signed in to. You talk to it — or message it — the way you would a person, it asks before anything another person would see, and it tells you honestly what it finished.

Can I give it work from my phone?

Yes, on Telegram. Link your Telegram in the app, then send it a message, a voice note, a photo or a file. It does the job on your computer, asks for approval with buttons in the chat, and sends back what it did and any files it made. Your computer needs to be on with Saywork running.

Does it work in the apps I already use?

Yes — dictation types wherever your cursor is: email, chat, your code editor, anything. The agent goes further and uses apps and websites the way you would, with its own cursor, so nothing needs a special integration to work.

Can it do something I didn't want?

Not without you knowing. Anything another person would see or that costs money stops and shows you exactly what will happen first. Stop ends any job instantly, and you can see every step it took.

Where is everything I say stored?

Desktop history, notes, meetings and local memory are stored on your computer. Optional cloud features and connected services have separate storage and retention rules. Audio or text needed for a cloud request is processed by the relevant provider. See the privacy policy for the details and controls.

How good is the Arabic?

Modern Standard Arabic is strong. Dialects vary — Egyptian and Levantine do better than Maghrebi — and we measure it and say so, rather than pretending they're all the same.

Which apps does it connect to?

Google — Gmail, Calendar, Meet, Docs, Sheets and Drive — Slack, Notion and your Obsidian vault connect directly. Everything else it does in your own apps and your own Chrome, where you are already signed in. See every integration.

Mac or phone?

Windows is available through Microsoft Store, with Linux downloads on this site. A macOS preview is in preparation. You can also open the web app from a phone. Tasks that need your computer require it to be online.

Stop doing the work.
Say it.

Free to start on Windows 10 and 11, from the Microsoft Store. It installs in one click, and the Store keeps it up to date.

Windows 10 and 11 · macOS coming soon

Or from a terminal: winget install 9PNL0GH167B5 -s msstore

Download the standalone Windows installer

Saywork lives at getsaywork.com — the only place to get it, besides the Microsoft Store.