Say what you want and it gets done. Titan sees the screen you are on, works the apps you already pay for, and remembers what you tell it. Most AI you can talk to lives in a tab. It cannot see what you are looking at, it cannot touch the thing in front of you, and every conversation starts from nothing. Titan is on your screen. That single difference is the whole product: it can act in the apps you already use, and it can show you by drawing on the thing you are already looking at.
What it actually does
It sees what you see. Not a screenshot you have to upload — the live screen. Ask "what does this error mean" and it reads the error that is in front of you. It acts in your real apps. Notion, Mail, Calendar, Spotify, Chrome, Terminal, Slack, Linear, GitHub and four hundred more. It opens things, fills things in, sends things, and reads the result back to check it actually worked. It draws on your screen. When explaining is slower than pointing, Titan circles the thing, arrows from here to there, and waits for you to do it. It is the difference between being told and being shown. It remembers you. Preferences, people, projects, the way you like things done. And when it gets something wrong you say "forget that" and it is gone — memory you can correct out loud is the only kind worth having. It works while you do something else. Hand it a job and keep going. It comes back when it is done, says what happened, and names where the work landed.
How you use it
Talk to it. The quickest way in is to hold Control and Option anywhere and say what you want; for longer jobs there is a desktop app where agents keep working while you do something else. When Titan is thinking you see it thinking; when it has finished you see where the work went.
Who it is for
Anyone who works on a computer and would rather say a thing than do it. It is not a coding tool, not a business dashboard, and not a chatbot with a microphone bolted on. It is a buddy that happens to live on your machine and can reach everything on it.
What it costs
Free to start, with a small monthly allowance — enough to find out whether you want it. Pro is $20 a month, Ultra $100, Max $200, and what you pay for is how much thinking Titan does on the hard turns. Quick things — what is playing, open that, turn it down — run on the fast model on every plan, including free. Prices are before local tax, which is calculated and shown at checkout.
Getting it
Titan is available now: download it from https://titan-ai.co. There is no waitlist and no API key, and an account is optional; the model is included and it is free to start. The first 100 accounts get $5 of free credits. It needs a Mac with Apple silicon (M1 or newer) and macOS 14 or later, for now. Titan runs as a real application on your computer rather than in a browser, because seeing your screen and driving your apps is not something a web page is allowed to do.