What can I actually use today?
Point. Press the shortcut, type the goal, and a second cursor shows you the next control to click. Ask and Do are in build and arrive as switches.
The ones people actually send. If yours is not here, email hello@cursorly.app and it probably ends up on this page.
Signed installer.
Point. Press the shortcut, type the goal, and a second cursor shows you the next control to click. Ask and Do are in build and arrive as switches.
Not in the build you can download today, which has no code in it that can press a key or move your mouse. That changes when Do ships, and only if you turn it on.
No. There will always be days you want to learn the thing rather than have it done.
In the coming weeks. We would rather give you a real date late than a fake one now.
Usually, and that is the point. An in-house tool from 2014 is no harder for it than Word, because it is not relying on having seen the app before.
Yes. The taskbar, Start menu and Settings are all readable, so you can ask for things outside the app you are standing in.
No. It points at the field and shows you the exact text.
No. Planning runs on a cloud model.
It works from the screen as it is right now rather than a memorised path, so a wrong turn usually corrects itself on the next step. When it cannot, it says so instead of pointing at nothing.
No. No picture of your screen is captured at any point, so none is ever sent or stored.
A check that runs before anything else does. Password managers, banking, checkout and payment windows end the run, and it cannot be switched off. Details on what it won't do.
No. It reads when you press the shortcut and stops when the task ends.
Signed in, your goal text and task metadata sync to your account. Screen content is never stored or synced.
Yes. Anthropic, OpenAI, OpenRouter or Gemini, encrypted on your machine. See bring your own key.
No pricing yet. This site will say so before anyone is charged.
13 or older.
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