A desktop AI assistant · Windows, macOS, Linux

AI that sees what you see.

Slickly brings screen context, voice and chat into one desktop assistant — so you can ask a follow-up without starting from zero.

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01 / The workspaceScreen + conversation

SCREEN CONTEXT ACTIVE

▂ ▅ ▃ ▇ VOICE READY

✳ FOLLOW-UP UNDERSTOOD

Slickly · AssistantReady

Let's work through it.SCREEN CONTEXT · ON

CURRENT SCREEN

Problem statement

A function receives an array and a target value. Find the pair that adds up to the target.

INPUT / OUTPUTarray · target

Can you explain the approach before showing code?

Slickly responseStart with a hash map. As you scan the array, check whether the complement has already appeared. This keeps the lookup efficient and the explanation tied to the question on screen.

Ask a follow-up about this screen…↑

One conversation, shared contextBUILT FOR DESKTOP

Screen-aware chat✳Natural voice input✳Contextual follow-ups✳One desktop workspace

02 / Product

Stay with the problem. Not the setup.

Move between what is on your screen and what you want to ask. Slickly keeps the interaction in one place.

01 — SCREEN CONTEXT

Ask about what’s visible

Capture the screen and ask about a question, diagram, page or piece of work in front of you.

SCREEN → CONTEXT

02 — VOICE

Speak naturally

Use voice input when typing interrupts your flow. Review and continue the conversation in chat.

VOICE → TEXT

03 — FOLLOW-UPS

Keep the context

Ask the next question about the screen you shared instead of repeating the entire prompt.

CONTEXT → CLARITY

03 / Try Slickly

Don't just read about it. Try the interaction.

Explore three small, hands-on demonstrations of how Slickly fits into a desktop workflow.

SCREEN CONTEXT → FOLLOW-UP

Ask the next question. Keep the context.

Try a follow-up about the sample screen. The demo keeps the page context in view and changes its response based on your question.

SAMPLE SCREEN · PROJECT BRIEF

PRODUCT BRIEF / 01

Reduce friction in team handoffs

Teams lose time when decisions, owners and next steps are scattered across tools. A shared context layer could keep work moving.

SLICKLY: I've got the sample brief in context. Ask what you'd like to understand or improve.

YOUR DESKTOP · YOUR POSITION

Put the assistant where it works for you.

Drag the floating Slickly panel around the sample desktop. Use the controls to switch between compact and expanded views.

INTERACTIVE DESKTOP MOCKUP · DRAG THE PANEL

Project workspace

Notes, browser content and your work stay on your desktop. Move the assistant to a convenient spot.

✳ SLICKLYREADY

Screen context is ready.
Ask a follow-up →

DRAG THE SLICKLY WINDOW

VOICE → TRANSCRIPT → CONTEXT

See how a voice session flows.

Start the sample session to animate the waveform and reveal a sample transcript. This is a website preview, not a microphone recording.

VOICE SESSION · STANDBY

Your sample transcript will appear here when you start the session.

INTERACTIVE WEBSITE PREVIEW · SAMPLE CONTENT ONLY · NO SCREEN CAPTURE OR MICROPHONE ACCESS

03 / Workflow

From screen to a useful answer.

A simple flow for learning, exploring ideas and working through unfamiliar material.

STEP 01 / CAPTURE

Share the context

Point Slickly at the part of your screen you want help understanding, or start with a typed question.

STEP 02 / ASK

Choose how to ask

Type a prompt or use voice. Add detail naturally as the conversation develops.

STEP 03 / CONTINUE

Build on the answer

Ask a follow-up about the same screen context and keep moving through the task.

04 / Get started

Bring Slickly to your desktop.

Choose your operating system. Downloads come directly from the published Slickly release through this website.

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macOS

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Checking GitHub for the latest published release…

Slickly can use its hosted AI service without requiring you to add a Gemini API key. You may also configure your own key. When you submit text, screen frames or audio, that content is sent to the Slickly service and Google Gemini over HTTPS. Do not submit passwords or other sensitive information. Follow the rules that apply to your school, assessment, interview or workplace.

05 / Questions

Before you install.

Which operating systems are supported?

Slickly publishes desktop builds for Windows, macOS and Linux. The download section lists the installers available in the latest release.

Do I need to provide an API key?

No key is required to try the hosted AI service. You can optionally configure your own Gemini API key in the app. Hosted service availability and usage limits apply.

Can I ask follow-up questions about a screen?

Yes. Screen context is intended to carry into follow-up questions, so you can ask for an explanation or a next step without restating everything visible.

What happens to the content I submit?

Text, screen frames and audio you choose to submit are sent to the Slickly service and Google Gemini over HTTPS when using hosted AI. Avoid sending passwords, private keys or other sensitive information.

Where can I inspect the source?

Slickly is open source. The repository, issue tracker and release history are available on GitHub.