Demo with sound: the user drops two images into Axiom, searches for Safari to open next to them, then asks Axiom what it can say about the same files. Axiom answers with file details and a summary.
The agent
There’s an agent behind the launcher.
It’s the thing we’re building. It’s the whole point.
You tell it what you want. It looks at your screen. It uses your apps. It reads your files. It browses the web. Then it does the job. We want it to do everything you can do. And more.
The launcher, the search, the notes, the clipboard? We love them. We use them every day. But they’re the cover. The agent is the book. And AI is in every one of them.
What the agent can do
Give it a goal. It thinks. It acts. It checks. It keeps going until it’s done. And you can see every step.
Files. Shell. Windows. Menus. Screenshots. Settings. The web. Your Apple apps. And dozens of skills it picks up when a job needs them.
It doesn’t have to sit on your Mac. Put it on a server of your own. Chats and scheduled jobs keep going with your Mac closed. Files and commands run there. And when it needs your screen, it asks your Mac.
It reads the interface the way you see it. It finds a button by its name, not by guessing where it is. Pixels are the last resort.
It reads. It writes. It moves. It edits. It runs commands. And if something goes wrong, it rolls back.
Browser Task Spaces. A browser of its own, with its own profile, its own rules and a kill switch. It only visits the sites you allow. Take control any time. Hand it back when you’re done. Yours stays yours.
It searches. It reads. And it shows you where it found it.
Pick the best AI for each job. Bring your own keys. Sign in with your accounts. Run models on your Mac. Or use ours.
It remembers what matters, in any language. It finds things by meaning, not by keyword, right on your Mac. Private things stay private.
A brief. Instructions. Memory. Sources. Everything a project needs, in one place.
Turn it on and the agent stops asking. Except for what can’t be undone: deleting for good, leaving your account, revealing secrets, spending money, or removing a guardrail you set.
Files. Accessibility. Microphone. Notifications. Camera. Keyboard. Each one is separate. Say no to one and Axiom tells you exactly what it needs.
Your workspace works signed out. What syncs is encrypted on your Mac before it leaves. And sharing is always your call.
Its work stays in the background. No windows stealing your focus. And it stays on the desktop you’re on.
And the cover
The part you touch all day. We couldn’t stop adding things.
One field for everything. Search. Calculate. Run a command. Press Tab, and what you typed goes straight to the agent.
See what’s already open before you press Return.
Type the words in any order. It finds the file. The exact name comes first.
Press ⌘1 to ⌘9 to narrow by type.
Take a result. Drop it into any app.
Units. Currency. Time in other cities. Dates and durations. Right in the search bar.
A short name for everywhere you go.
Your shortcuts, exactly as you set them. Hold Caps Lock, and nothing collides.
Quit any app or process. Or tell Axiom to quit the ones you forget.
Collect files from anywhere. Drop them where you need them.
Hold a key. Speak. Your words appear as you say them, in many languages, and AI tidies them up. Private mode keeps no history.
Markdown, tables, images. Right beside your AI chats.
Code looks like code, in your notes and in the answers.
Everything you copied. Pin it. Name it. Search the text inside images. And the agent can search it too.
Type a trigger word and your text appears. Some snippets are AI snippets, so they do more than paste.
A grid you drive with the keyboard. It remembers your favorites.
Chats. Notes. Memory. Settings. Shortcuts. On every Mac you own. New devices approve automatically after you sign in.
Share by link. Or keep a public profile. You decide.
Export everything. Import it anywhere.
It keeps itself current.