Everything Heytora does.

Hold the key and speak. It answers out loud.

• Voice conversation

  Hold Ctrl + Win and speak. The first word of the answer comes back in about a second and a half.

• Live captions

  A caption bar at the top of the screen shows her words as she speaks them.

• Interrupt any time

  Press Esc to stop her mid-answer, or just say “stop”.

• Answers about the world

  Not just your screen: it searches the web and tells you where the answer came from.

• Keeps working

  If the live connection drops, it switches to a slower route and carries on.

• Choose her voice

  Pick the voice you like, and see which models are in use.

• Your own rules

  Instructions added to every answer, like “only help with Excel”.

It knows what is on your screen, and shows you where things are.

• Reads the screen

  It knows the app, the window and every named button without sending a picture, and takes a screenshot only when it has to look.

• Points at the exact control

  Its own cursor flies to the button it means, found by name, by reading the screen, or by looking.

• Draws while it explains

  Arrows, circles, lines and labels land on your screen in time with her voice, like a whiteboard.

• Accurate geometry

  Shapes on screen are detected on your PC, so drawings sit exactly on the figure.

• Reads the fine print

  Tiny error messages, cells and code are read on your PC.

• Code mode

  In VS Code, Cursor, JetBrains and 11 more editors it switches to a coding tutor.

• Privacy guard

  Windows that hold passwords or banking are masked before anything is looked at.

Ask how, and it shows you one step at a time.

• Step-by-step guides

  “How do I export this?” becomes one step at a time, spoken and pointed at, using the app's real control names.

• Moves on by itself

  It watches for your click, your typing or a change on screen, then moves to the next step. No need to say “next”.

• Voice commands mid-guide

  Next, back, repeat, stop, resume. Ask “where is it?” and it points again.

• Works in canvas apps

  Walkthroughs in CapCut, Figma and Photoshop, where there are no buttons to name.

• Slow mode

  A slower pace and more explanation, for anyone new to the software.

It keeps what you learned, on your PC.

• Learning journal

  Every question and answer is saved on your PC. Ask “what did I learn this week?”

• Quiz me

  Quizzes on what you asked about, spaced out over a month so it sticks.

• Ask about a document

  Drop in a PDF, Word document or text file and ask about it.

• It remembers you

  Facts about you, like “prefers metric” or “learning Blender”, kept in mind from then on.

• Record the lesson

  Save the screen as an MP4 with her pointer in it, plus a written transcript.

Say it, and it's done — and it asks first.

• Control apps by voice

  “Next song.” “Open my project in VS Code.” “Open Bluetooth settings.” Done through each app's own controls, so your screen doesn't move.

• Any installed app

  Opens anything on your Start menu by name, and can use any control in any window.

• Asks before it acts

  A confirm box comes up before any action. Click it, or just say “yes”.

Hand it a project and keep working.

• Hand off a task

  “Build me a website for a florist” goes to agents that work in the background while you carry on.

• Six kinds of worker

  Coding (writes code and fixes it until the tests pass), terminal, files, web research, browser, and mouse and keyboard.

• Plans, progress, stop

  See the plan first if you like, follow each step, and ask “how's it going?” or say stop.

• Checks its own work

  Results are checked before it tells you it's done.

• Guard rails

  Agents work only inside one workspace folder, with limits on risk, time and how many run at once.

• Schedules

  Pack agents can run on a timetable, like “weekdays 07:30” or “monthly, day 3”.

Small things that make it easy to live with.

• Starts with Windows

  It waits in the tray from the moment you log in.

• Three-step setup

  A short setup that checks everything works before you start.

• Clear warnings

  If the service is busy or out of credit, it tells you out loud rather than failing quietly.

• Diagnostics

  A report you can send us if something goes wrong.