Get it before everyone else.
AirBubble is being built right now, and this list is where it lands first. One email when it is ready for you. No newsletter.
Apple silicon or Intel. When it is ready, the list hears first.
What it needs.
That is the whole list. It works in the apps you already have, with nothing to add to them.
A Mac
Apple silicon or Intel. AirBubble is made for the Mac and feels like it came with yours.
An internet connection
It answers over the internet, so be online when you ask.
Three system permissions
Screen recording, accessibility and the microphone. You say yes once, and you can take any of them back whenever you like.
What each prompt buys you.
Each one has a single job, and each one is yours to take back. For the full story on your privacy, read the trust centre.
Screen recording
So it can see what you see. It only looks when you ask, and never in the background.
Accessibility
So it can point you to the right spot, and click and type for you when you tell it to.
Microphone
So it can hear you while you hold the keys, and take notes when you start the Notetaker. It never listens on its own.
Change any of them in System Settings › Privacy & Security, any time. Take one away and AirBubble tells you what it needs. Everything else keeps working.
Your first five minutes.
Four steps and you are in. After that, it is one key and your words.
- 1
Open it from Applications
Drag AirBubble into Applications and open it. That is the whole install.
- 2
Say yes to three prompts
Your Mac asks for screen recording, accessibility and the microphone, one at a time. AirBubble tells you what each one is for before you answer.
- 3
Bubble moves in by the notch
He sits up by the camera, out of your way and always in reach. No dock icon to hunt for and nothing to arrange.
- 4fn⌃
Hold the keys and ask
Say what you want, then let go. It does the task for you, or shows you how, right where you are working.
Nothing hidden. You stay in charge.
Share your screen or record it, and everyone sees exactly what you see, Bubble included.
It acts in your apps only when you say yes. Switch it off and it stops on the spot, even halfway through a task.
Asked before first launch
Quick answers. For anything else, support is one email away.
Your spot is one email away.
Hold fn ⌃ and say what you want. That is all there is to learn.