Fix text in place
Select text in any app, check the changes, and it’s replaced right where it was. Or make it shorter, clearer, more formal, or in another language.
CtrlShiftYNavi · in AimiChat for Mac and Windows
Navi sits at the edge of your screen and takes care of the small things: your files, your lists, your apps, your day. Say “Hey Aimi” or press Ctrl Shift Space, and ask the way you’d ask a person.
DemoNavi finds the file on your computer and reads it with your question.
Navi now works inside every app you use: the text you’re writing, the screen in front of you, the windows you’ve got open. Try a shortcut on this page to see which tile it opens.
Select text in any app, check the changes, and it’s replaced right where it was. Or make it shorter, clearer, more formal, or in another language.
CtrlShiftYDrag over any part of the screen and ask about it. Copy the text in it without any AI.
CtrlShift2Talk into any text box. Say “comma” or “new line”; the ums are taken out.
CtrlShiftDAsk for what you copied in plain words. Encrypted on your computer; passwords and codes are never kept.
CtrlShiftHSums, units, today’s exchange rates and the time anywhere, as you type.
Halves, quarters, the other screen. Say “undo” and they go back.
Type a short trigger in any app and it becomes your saved text. ;reply and ;tldr write it for you.
Navi steps aside and holds your reminders, then recaps what you got done.
A summary, decisions and action items from the call. The audio isn’t kept.
Do it once; get a step-by-step guide with a screenshot of every click.
Keep an answer or a snip floating on top while you work.
Dark mode, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and the battery. Emptying the bin asks you first.
Share anything to AimiChat from your phone, and get a notification when a task you sent your computer is done.
Also new: start routines when you open an app, plug in or unlock; reply to Navi’s bubbles; Send to → AimiChat in File Explorer and Ask AimiChat in the Mac Services menu.
Your meetings, what’s due and what’s on your lists, read out while the kettle boils.
Navi tucks itself away and holds your reminders. When the time’s up, a recap of what you worked on.
The summary, the decisions and who does what, with action items one click from your to-do list.
Drag over it, ask your question, and pin the answer next to the spreadsheet.
Select the draft, check the changes, and replace it right in Mail or Gmail.
Found in your clipboard history, kept encrypted on your computer.
Send a task to your computer and get a notification when it’s done.
Your lists, notes and history stay on your computer, ready for tomorrow.
Ask in your own words. Navi works out what you mean: a file, a list, an app, your calendar, or just a question for Aimi.
Navi does as much as it can on your computer, and tells you plainly when something goes further.
Read the privacy policyEverything starts off. Navi sees nothing you haven’t switched on.
Pick one when you first open the app, and change it any time in Settings → Desktop → Navi.
Sits on your screen and offers help with the things you let it see, like a copied error or an upcoming meeting.
RecommendedStays on your screen but only helps when you click it. It never watches anything.
No floating Navi. Open the bar with the shortcut or “Hey Aimi” when you want it.
Runs on Windows 7 and later, 32-bit or 64-bit, and on Macs from macOS 10.13. Find your version
Something else? Write to support@aimichat.app.
Navi comes with the AimiChat desktop app for Mac and Windows. Install it, sign in, and Navi says hello the first time you open it. It’s free with any AimiChat account; answers from Aimi use your plan like any chat.
No. Press Ctrl Shift Space (⌘ Shift Space on a Mac) to type, or click Navi. To use your voice, turn on Listen for “Hey Aimi” in Settings → Desktop. The wake phrase is detected on your computer.
Searching never uploads anything: Navi asks your computer’s own search index. When you ask a question about a file, that one file is attached to your question, the same as attaching it yourself in AimiChat. Programs are never opened from Navi.
PDFs, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, CSV, text, Markdown and images up to 15 MB. For anything else, such as a video or a Keynote file, Navi tells you why it can’t read it and offers to open it instead. Scanned PDFs with no text in them are flagged so you get an honest answer.
Opening and switching to installed apps, arranging windows, play, pause and skip, volume and mute, dark mode, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, and locking the screen. Emptying the bin always asks you first. Anything bigger, like “open YouTube and play lo-fi”, goes to Computer Use, where risky steps wait for your approval.
Select the text and press Ctrl Shift Y. Navi copies the selection, shows the changes it suggests, and pastes the new version over it when you press Replace. Your clipboard is put back afterwards. You can change every shortcut in Settings → Desktop.
It’s off until you turn it on, kept encrypted on your computer for 1, 7 or 30 days, and anything that looks like a password, card number or one-time code is never saved. Searching it in plain words happens on your computer too; an item only goes to Aimi if you ask a question about it.
Lists, reminders, file search and app control work on your computer. Answers to questions come from Aimi, so they need a connection. With your own model in Ollama, Navi’s background jobs can run fully on your computer too.
Yes. Choose Quiet in Settings → Desktop → Navi, or right-click Navi or the tray icon. Every source it watches is its own switch, and you can delete anything it has noted.
Free to download. Your AimiChat account is all you need.