
Marv
Marv is a Windows desktop companion that helps users interact with their screen by answering questions aloud, highlighting, and pointing to relevant controls or information. It enables users to get assistance with tasks like debugging code, working out spreadsheet formulas, or navigating software without leaving their current application.
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- 84 out of 100, Needs improvement
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- 96 out of 100, Good
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I run into this problem all the time. I can’t find the button the LLM is referring to, waste a lot of time looking for it, and eventually just let it control my screen, which burns even more time and tokens. Great product idea, joined the waitlist!
chenbenari · Imported from Product Hunt
i joined the waitlist! congrats for the launch! i think ur strategy of launching before actually releasing the product makes a lot of sense!
luca_ardito · Imported from Product Hunt
the "draws arrows and circles buttons on your actual screen" part is the thing that would make this stick for me over a wall of text explanation. most AI help ends up describing where to click in words, and words are a bad medium for pointing at a specific pixel. does Marv work across multiple monitors, or does the overlay get confused about which screen you're actually looking at when it draws the arrow
galdayan · Imported from Product Hunt
Drawing the arrow is a much stronger claim than saying the answer, and that's the part I'd be careful with. If a chat reply is wrong I argue with it, but a circle around a button reads as certainty and I'll have clicked before I've thought about it. The feature I'd want is Marv visibly hedging when it's guessing, because confidently pointing at the wrong control is the failure that actually costs someone their afternoon.
asadmalik901 · Imported from Product Hunt