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Jevie in five minutes: open it, say a sentence, and it is done. No commands to learn: you write what you want the way you would say it.

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Jevie’s palette, as the app draws it. Press a sentence on this page to see it, and to copy it.

Use it100 things to try firstHow it worksWhere to go nextLimits

Use it

100 things to try first

Each is one sentence, easiest first: your apps, then your browser, your windows and desks, the cards Jevie draws, answers you can work with, errands on the web, and last the things that run on their own. Type one in the palette or say it with ⌘⌘. Anything that could lose work or reach someone else asks first.

Apps

Your Mac

Browser tabs

Profiles, bookmarks and history

Windows, spaces and desks

Files and text

Cards

Answers you can work with

Errands on the web

Calendar and mail

When something happens

On a schedule, and your own

How it works

You never pick a command. Jevie reads the sentence, finds what it names (an app, a tab, a file, a person) and does the likeliest thing. On a close call it does the best guess and offers the next two under it, rather than asking “which did you mean?”.

Anything that can simply be undone (opening an app, a page or a folder) happens at once. Anything that changes something you did not touch yourself (deleting, sending, running a command) asks first, until you tell Jevie it may (approvals).

Where to go next

See everything Jevie can do on one page, then the launcher (your Mac), the browser, window tiling, computer use and coding agents.

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Updated 27 October 2026 · Something wrong or missing? Tell us