What is in the first beta.
AirBubble has not shipped yet, so there is no history here. This is what the waitlist gets on day one, and what is still to come.
Once the beta is out, every release lands here, newest first.
In the beta.
Guided steps
Guided steps
Ask how, and he walks you through it
Ask how to do something and Bubble shows you, one step at a time, right inside the app. No wall of text to read first.
- Every step points right at the thing you need to press.
- He waits for you before the next step. You set the pace.
- Same key as always. Hold fn ⌃, ask how, and the answer comes as steps.
It does it for you
It does it for you
Say the task. Watch it get done.
AirBubble can click and type in your apps to finish the job for you. You stay in charge the whole way.
- You see every click and keystroke as it happens.
- Turn it off and it stops on the spot, even halfway through.
- When a step needs your OK, it waits for it. No answer means no.
- It asks before each task, and nothing happens until you say yes. How you stay in control
Right on the spot
Right on the spot
When he points, he hits it
A ring next to the button is worse than no ring at all. Every mark he makes lands on the thing itself.
- Rings and arrows land where they belong, on whichever screen you are using.
- No guessing. If he cannot find it, he says so. He never circles empty space.
The Notetaker
The Notetaker
Notes for any conversation
From a video call to a chat across the desk, one recorder covers it. Start it and talk.
- Your own notes stay yours. What you type is never rewritten, and the transcript and summary sit right beside it.
- Forget it is running and it stops by itself after eight quiet minutes. No hour-long recording of an empty room.
- Start one with ⌘ ⌥ N, or tap yes when it offers as a conversation begins. It never starts recording on its own.
Dictation
Dictation
Talk, and clean text lands where you type
Hold fn ⌥ and say it. Let go, and the words appear right where you were typing. Nothing to copy, nothing to paste.
- It listens while you hold the keys and stops the moment you let go.
- The ums and false starts are gone. You get the sentence you meant.
Bubble himself
Bubble himself
Bubble, the one you talk to
He lives up by your notch and perks up the moment you hold the keys.
- His mouth moves when he talks and settles back into a smile when he is done.
- He fits your notch like he came with the Mac.
- Share or record your screen and he is in it, like everything else on your Mac.
What it cannot do yet.
- Long chains of tasks in one go. For now it does one task at a time and checks with you before the next.
- iPhone and iPad. The beta is all Mac.
- Working while you are away. It acts when you ask and stops when the task is done.
- Remembering you across weeks. For now it keeps its focus on the task in front of it.
No dates yet. We would rather show you than promise you.
Only what it does, told plainly.
Nothing here is a promise about later. If a feature is half built, it waits in the list above until it works.
If something does not work the way this page says, tell us. In a beta, that is the best thing you can send.
Be in the first beta.
Open the app that is fighting you, hold fn ⌃ and say what you want. The waitlist gets it first.