Your friendly screen guide for any task!
Most existing solutions fall into two broken camps — either they tell you what to do (docs, tutorials, chatbots) or they do it for you (agentic tools like computer-use agents). Roger sits in the sweet spot: it guides you while you do it, like screen-sharing with a patient expert. We want to build your friendly computer expert, so own the outcome and roger helps you accomplish it.
Roger AI is your screen copilot, helping you navigate tasks. AI should help you become 100x version of yourself, not replace human beings. We want you to learn from AI and not get replaced instead.
The "guide you while you do it" approach is a sweet spot that most AI tools miss. Either they do everything for you (and you learn nothing) or they just dump docs at you. Having something that watches your screen and nudges you in the right direction is way more useful for actually learning. Open source is a nice touch too. How are you handling different app UIs? Like does it work across any app or does it need specific integrations for each one?
interesting. how does it take screen context? And, how do you manage continuous context population or interruption when a task is already in progress.
Hello Rodger! I really like your positive attitude that you try to use the AI not to replace people but to use the AI the tools to increase the productivity. I saw your impressive instruction video that introduce Roger AI! It's really grateful to learn your products. However, I am window's user, not macOS. It will be better if you launch your Roger AI in window or linux as well to actually use it! Great positive attitude and great mindset Roger thanks!
This looks useful! Just a bit hesitant what data goes to the roger server? I'm guessing you are using screen data for this, so probably my screen gets captured and sent to the backend?
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