Say it.
Harf does it.

Your voice-first AI agent for Mac. Not dictation: Harf takes action in the apps you already use, with your screen as context.

Harf
Hey Harf, find the email where the client asked for that change.
Harf sees Gmail

Working private demo · Invites go out as early access opens

Meet Harf

One voice.
Real work across your apps.

Three screen recordings from the private demo: an edit in Premiere Pro, an explanation drawn on screen, and a portrait painted in Krita.

Premiere Pro

Turn your footage into a first cut

Watch Harf work through a video edit in Premiere Pro.

You: Hey Harf, turn this footage into a first cut.
Harf: Pulling your footage into a first cut.
  1. 1Open your footage in Premiere Pro
  2. 2Describe the edit you have in mind
  3. 3Watch the sequence come together
  4. 4Play it back and review the cut
Premiere Pro
Premiere Pro demo
Premiere Pro · recorded demo with subtitles · 1:22
Context & drawing

Point it out. Talk it through.

Explore a page with Harf’s on-screen graphs, diagrams, and visual explanations.

You: Hey Harf, explain this and draw it on screen.
Harf: Here’s what this shows. I’ll sketch it for you.
  1. 1Open a page you want to understand
  2. 2Ask Harf about what’s on screen
  3. 3See the explanation take shape
  4. 4Ask a follow-up and explore further
Screen contextDraw on screen
Screen context demo
Screen context · recorded demo with subtitles · 3:22
Krita

Your photo, painted stroke by stroke

Watch Harf open Krita and paint a portrait from a photo on your desktop, layer by layer.

You: Hey Harf, paint a portrait of the photo on my desktop.
Harf: On it. The new canvas opens in a few seconds.
  1. 1Ask for a portrait in your own words
  2. 2Harf finds the photo on your desktop
  3. 3Krita opens a fresh canvas
  4. 4The painting builds up, stroke by stroke
Krita
Krita demo
Krita · recorded demo with subtitles · 1:11

You say it.
Harf takes it from there.

A spoken request. The context on your screen. A useful next step, ready for you to review.

From voice to a first draft Example workflow · Email
  1. Ask in your own words

    One request. No switching gears.

    HarfHey Harf…

    “Draft a reply asking Maya for the latest deck.”

    Your voice, your instructions
  2. Harf sees the context

    The open thread fills in the details.

    GmailOn your screen
    Maya ChenProject update

    We’re putting the finishing touches on the new deck. Let me know what you need.

    The conversation, in context
  3. A reply to make yours

    Review the words. Take it from here.

    Reply to MayaDraft

    Hi Maya,
    Could you share the latest version of the deck? I’d love to take a look.
    Thanks!

    Ready for your review

Your workflow. Your questions.

Explore screen context, app access, and approvals in your private demo.

What permissions does Harf need?

Works where you already work.

Shown in the demos so far: Premiere Pro, Chrome and Gmail. The other apps here are part of what we’re exploring next.

Apps in the animation: Figma, Photoshop, Illustrator, Premiere Pro, After Effects, Blender, Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Drive, Chrome, Safari, VS Code, Terminal, GitHub, Slack, Notion, Spotify and WhatsApp.

For investors

Why Harf.
Why now.

The problem
Work gets scattered across apps. Every task means switching windows and repeating context.
The approach
Say what you need once. Harf uses what’s on your screen as context and acts inside the app. AI can now read a screen and take action; Harf puts that one sentence away on the Mac.
Working today
Recorded demos: a first cut in Premiere Pro, an explanation drawn on screen, and a portrait painted in Krita.
What’s next
Early access on people’s own Macs, starting with these three workflows. Then more apps, chosen by what early users ask Harf to do first.
See Harf in action

Explore Harf with the founder.

A 20-minute walkthrough with the founder. See the product, ask your questions, and explore a workflow. No email-list signup required.

Online booking is not open yet. Contact the founder on LinkedIn below.

Frequently asked questions

Can I try Harf today?

Not publicly yet. Harf runs as a working private demo. Request early access and we’ll email your invite when a spot opens. There is no public installer on this website.

What happens in a private demo?

It’s a 20-minute walkthrough with the founder: see the product, explore a workflow, and ask questions. You don’t need to join the email list to book.

Which emails will I receive?

Your invite when a spot opens, and occasional product news. You can unsubscribe at any time, and messaging the founder won’t add you to the list.

Does joining the list give Harf access to my Mac?

No. Joining the list does not install Harf or grant access to your Mac. The signup form asks only for your email address and the updates you want to receive.

What permissions will Harf need?

The access needed depends on the workflow and apps involved. In a private demo, ask which macOS permissions are required, what each one allows, and how access can be revoked before trying Harf with your own work.

Where are my screen and voice data processed?

A detailed data-flow and retention policy is not published on this website yet. Before sharing confidential material, ask the founder what leaves your Mac, who processes it, and how long it is retained.

Can I see a demo without sharing sensitive work?

Ask for a walkthrough using sample data. You do not need to share passwords, client files, or confidential screens to discuss what you want Harf to help with.