Ask by voice
Press the shortcut, say what you need, and keep your hands on the task instead of opening another chat window.
A Mac companion that stays out of the way.
Ask out loud, dictate into any app, or request an image. Aurras keeps the result beside your cursor or on your clipboard.


Ask · 00:01
“Where is the export setting?”
I see it in the lower-left preferences card.
Listen. See. Answer.
Press the shortcut, say what you need, and keep your hands on the task instead of opening another chat window.
Use ctrl + option + shift to speak text, clean it with GPT, and paste it back into the app you were using.
When your question depends on what is visible, Aurras can reason from the current screen instead of making you describe every detail.
Ask for an image and Aurras can route it through hosted generation, then put the PNG on the Mac clipboard.

Not another chat window.
Aurraslistenswhenyouask,dictatesintoapps,readsthescreenonlywhenithelps,generatesimages,andleavestheworkinfrontofyou.



Voice, screen context, dictation, generated images, and actions should each have a clear reason to exist.

Voice, screen, and accessibility capabilities should be requested only when the product needs them and explained in plain language.
The site and product language are written around clear expectations: what Aurras sees, what it says, and what it is about to do.
Every page is static, crawlable, structured, and written for Mac users rather than hidden inside a heavy client app.
Made for Mac questions.
Early access.
The waitlist stays simple for now. We can shape the final signup experience later.
Quick answers.
Aurras is a Mac companion that appears near your cursor so you can ask questions by voice, dictate into apps, get screen-aware help, and stay focused on what you are doing.
Aurras is preparing for launch. The website waitlist is the primary way to request access and receive product updates.
Screen context is intended for requests where seeing the current Mac screen is useful. The product is designed around explicit permissions and visible feedback.
Aurras includes a separate Dictate flow for speaking text into Mac apps, and image requests can return a generated PNG to the clipboard.
Aurras is for Mac users who want a faster way to ask for help, dictate text, understand what is on screen, generate images, and move through routine tasks without switching context.