Asks first
When a job means sending a message or paying for something, DuckyHelper is built to stop and ask you first. Reading, looking things up and drafting go ahead on their own. It may not recognize every send or payment, so keep an eye on tasks that involve messages or money.
- Early access on Mac
What it asks about#
| When | What you see |
|---|---|
| It would send a message | A card with the message as it is in the window, and Send, Edit or Deny. Nothing is sent until you press Send. |
| It would pay for something | A pay card with what is bought, the total and how it's paid, as the page shows them. It pays only once you slide to pay. |
What it's built not to type#
- Your passwords and card numbers. When a site asks for one, you type it, and it carries on from there.
- DuckyHelper's own sign-up asks you for a password and an emailed 6-digit code, like any account: Set up on a Mac. What it's built not to do is type your password into other sites and apps.
How to get it#
- Asks first comes with Does the work and Always on, in early access on Mac.
Limits#
- Early access: how it asks can still change.
- The send and pay cards are for jobs it does for you. When it teaches, it only points and draws on your screen: Safety.
Related#
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