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Priya RamanTo: You
Dinner on Thursday?
Hi!
Are you free for dinner on Thursday? There’s a new place near the park I’ve been wanting to try, and I’d love to catch up properly.
Let me know what works for you.
Priya
Ask for anything. Watch it happen.
The AI buddy in your Mac’s notch. Ask in plain words, and it shows you where to click, or does it while you watch.
Download for Mac
Free · macOS 14.2 and later
This demo runs in your browser and the words are scripted. The real Springle listens only while you hold the keys, and looks at your screen only after you call it.
Things people ask
Pick one of these to watch it happen
“Join my three o’clock.”“Send these photos to Mum.”“Where did my window go?”“Why is my iCloud full?”“Find the email from the dentist.”
Any app. Any task.
Springle works your Mac the way you do. It points, clicks, types and scrolls, in the apps you already use.
- 2
- keys to hold
- 1
- sentence to say
- 0
- menus to learn
How it works
Hold. Say. Let go.
Hold two keys
Hold ⌃ control and ⌥ option from any app. Springle wakes up in the notch and listens, only while you hold.
Say what you need
Plain words are fine. “How do I share my screen?” Your words appear under the notch as you speak, so you know it heard you right.
Let go
Springle lights up exactly where to click, and waits. Then the next step, and the next, until it’s done.
Real-time talk
Or just talk. It keeps up.
Press ⌃ ⌥ Space and have a conversation. Ask, change your mind, add one more thing. Springle answers out loud and gets on with it while you carry on talking.
A real conversation with Springle, recorded on a Mac.
- Nothing to hold. Start it once, then just speak. Your hands stay on what you’re doing.
- Interrupt any time. Start talking and Springle goes quiet at once.
- It ends by itself. Two quiet minutes and the conversation closes, so the microphone never stays on.
Two ways to help
Learn it yourself, or leave it to Springle.
“I want to answer this email from Priya.”
Springle dims the screen, rings the thing to click and says one short line. You click. It waits, then shows you the next step. You learn it as you go.
- A ring around exactly what to click
- One short instruction at a time
- Waits for you, never rushes
“Reply to Priya and tell her Thursday works.”
A ghost pointer glides to each button and types in front of you. Anything that matters, like pressing Send, stops for your yes first.
- Watch every click as it happens
- Asks before sending, submitting or agreeing
- Touch the mouse and it stops
For the big jobsComing soon
Small things, done now. Big things, handed to Springbase.
Springle is your hands and voice on the Mac. Springbase is your workshop in the cloud. Ask the notch, walk away, and it comes back finished.
“What did Priya say about pricing last week?”
Springbase looks through your meetings. Springle answers out loud and names the call.
“Research five competitors and email Raj a summary.”
The research runs in the background. The send waits in the notch for your Yes.
“Run my Monday report.”
A recipe you saved in Springbase, started by name from any app.
Link your accounts once. No shared login.Springbase has a free plan.Springle works fine without it.See what Springbase makes
Careful by design
Built to be trusted with your Mac.
It asks before anything that matters.
Sending, submitting, downloading or agreeing waits for a big Yes or No. Paying, passwords, installing and deleting it never presses at all: it points, and you decide.
A memory you can read.
Everything Springle remembers lives in one notebook on your Mac. Read it, change it, delete it.
A second pair of eyes.
Not sure about an email, a pop-up or a page? Ask. Springle checks who it’s really from, tells you plainly, and helps you carry on. Scam checks are always free and never counted.
Talk, or type.
Hold the keys and speak, or tap them and type. Typed questions get quiet, written answers.
Works where you work.
Any app on your Mac, the browsers you use, and services you connect, like Gmail, Calendar and Slack.
Privacy
Only when you call.
Springle rests in the notch, hearing nothing and seeing nothing, until you ask. Here’s the whole story.
- Resting
Nothing is heard. Nothing is looked at.
Mic off · Screen off - You hold ⌃⌥
The microphone listens, only while you hold.
Mic on - Springle helps
It looks at your screen to see what to point at, only while it’s helping.
Screen on - Done
Nothing listens and nothing looks until you call again.
Mic off · Screen off
- Secrets are never kept. Passwords, card numbers, PINs and codes are refused, whoever asks.
- Searches stay short. Only a few words go to the web, with names taken out. Never your screen.
- Can’t be talked into things. Words on a web page that try to give Springle orders are ignored.
Who it’s for
For anyone who’d rather just ask.
“Where do I even start?”
New to the Mac
One step at a time, in plain words, with the button lit up.
“Just tell me where it is.”
Rather ask than hunt
Skip the menus. Ask, look, click, done.
“Do it while I make a coffee.”
Busy
Hand it the chore and watch it happen.
“Can you make everything bigger?”
Hard to see or click
Talk instead of clicking. Works alongside VoiceOver.
Setting it up for someone you love? Anyone can set Springle up for someone else, and naming yourself as their helper is optional.
FAQ
Good questions.
Is Springle listening all the time?
No. It listens only while you hold Control + Option, or during a conversation you start with Control + Option + Space. A conversation ends when you stop it, or after two quiet minutes.
What can it do on its own?
Click, type, press keys and shortcuts, scroll, choose menu commands, open apps and websites, and fill in whole forms. Sending, submitting, downloading or agreeing to anything waits for your yes. Paying, passwords, installing, remote access and deleting it will only point at.
Do I have to talk to it?
No. Tap Control + Option and type instead. A typed conversation never uses the microphone, and you can switch between talking and typing whenever you like.
What if it gets something wrong?
Springle checks each step worked before moving on, and stops if something fails twice. Touch the mouse or keyboard and it stops and asks. Press Escape to pause, or Stop to end the conversation.
Does it work with my apps?
Most Mac apps, plus Safari, Chrome, Edge, Arc and Brave. In apps that draw everything themselves, Springle can still see and guide you, but it won’t click on guesses.
Which Macs does it run on?
macOS 14.2 or later. It lives in the notch; on a screen without one, a small pill sits in the middle of the menu bar.
Can I set it up for someone else?
Yes. Anyone can set Springle up for themselves or for someone else, like a parent, a friend or a team.
What is Springbase, and do I need it?
No, Springle works on its own. Springbase is a separate AI workspace from the same team, for bigger jobs like decks, documents and research. Once the two are linked, you can hand those jobs over from the notch and Springle tells you when they’re done. Handed-off work uses your Springbase credits, and Springbase has a free plan. Linking is coming soon.
What does it cost?
Springle is free to download and use, every month. Paid plans add more asks, talk time and family sharing: see pricing. You can upgrade inside the app any time.
A little help. A lot more possible.
Springle is free to download for macOS 14.2 and later, and keeps itself up to date.