Use it at work

Try each one#

1. Get caught up. Open a long email thread and say "What changed in this thread, and what do they want from me?"

2. Find your way in an app. In a tool you don't know yet, say "Where do I export this?" It marks the spot on your screen while it tells you.

3. Check the numbers. On a sheet or a report, say "Does this total add up? Show me where it goes wrong." It circles the cell and writes the fix beside it.

4. Think it through on the board. Say "Explain how this pricing works, on the board." It draws it out step by step.

5. Hand it the job (early access on Mac). Say "Sum up what mattered in Slack in the last 48 hours and post a digest to #daily-digest." It reads and drafts on its own, and asks you before it posts: Does the work.

Good to know#

• It looks at your screen only while the pill is open, and never at DuckyHelper's own windows. Press the key again or close the pill and it stops: Privacy and your data.
• To answer, it looks at the window in front of you, so it works in any app with nothing to set up.
• Everything it does uses credits, talking 9 a minute: Plans and billing.
• Every session is kept, so you can find an answer again: Sessions and sharing.

More on duckyhelper.com#

• Overview: six things to try first, three for work and three for school.
• Use cases: sales, support, engineering, finance and more.
• App guides: DuckyHelper in the apps you use every day.
• Features, and in early access: Does the work, Always on and Asks first.

Related#

• Your first ten minutesSeven things to try right after setup, with the exact words to say.
• Does the workEarly access on Mac. Hand it a job in your own words and it does it in your apps, with its own cursor while you keep using yours.
• It sees your screenAsk about exactly what is in front of you, or point at it yourself with the keys.