Nino is already live on Windows.
The idea is simple:
your screen = context
your voice = prompt
your computer = interface
What workflow should we demo next?
.@grok settle this:
Should AI live in a separate chat box,
or should it understand the app I’m already using and help me there?
Because forcing users to screenshot, paste, explain context, wait, copy back, and switch tabs feels broken.
We’re betting on the second path with Nino.
If you've ever screenshotted something just to explain it to AI, reply with the app.
We'll pick the best workflow and post a demo.
Try here : https://t.co/XmQHF4tVdI
The dumbest workflow in 2026 is:
take screenshot
paste into ChatGPT
explain the context
copy the answer back
switch tabs again
AI should just understand the app already open and help there.
That's what we're building with Nino.
What app should we demo next?
@Karan_Palan7 Folks what should we integrate next?
if there’s one app you wish Nino could control for you directly, drop it below. we’re prioritizing the ones people actually want.
we don’t think the future is “open AI in another tab.”
the future is:
your computer understands what’s on screen,
you say or type what you want,
and the task gets done where you already are.
that’s the direction Nino is moving in.
Nino’s been getting a lot of updates lately.
text mode.
different voices.
40+ integrations.
better background agents.
faster execution of foreground tasks
so I wanted to record a quick demo of showing how it all works together
Download now - @HeyninoApp
every AI product made you go to it.
open a tab.
paste your screen.
explain your context.
wait for an answer.
go back to what you were doing.
we got tired of that loop.
so we built Nino — a Windows AI companion that lives on your desktop.
hold Ctrl + Alt.
it already sees your screen.
just ask.
it can see your screen, point at stuff, interact with apps, and run background agents while you keep working.
launching today.