SAY WHAT YOU NEED
Ask in your own words.
“Where is the downloads button?” or “Show me how to export this note as a PDF.” Start with a simple request.
Native navigation for Mac
Ask where something is. NativeNavi shows you the next step, explains what it found, and only acts when you approve.
Local-first demo · No account required
Ask your Mac where
something is.
CURRENT CONTEXT
REVIEW THE NEXT STEP
Guide onlyI found Rename in Finder’s local accessibility data.
Ask naturallyType or use on-device voice input.
See the next stepClear targets, explanations, and confidence.
Approval firstNo clicks or typing happen silently.
A calmer way to use your Mac
NativeNavi is designed for the small moments that interrupt your flow: the buried control, unfamiliar app, or action you want to double-check.
SAY WHAT YOU NEED
“Where is the downloads button?” or “Show me how to export this note as a PDF.” Start with a simple request.
SEE WHAT IT FOUND
NativeNavi identifies a control, shows where it is, and tells you what local information it used to get there.
YOU MAKE THE CALL
Guide-only questions never click. When an action is possible, NativeNavi turns it into a reviewable next step and waits.
Trust is a feature
NativeNavi’s demo is local-first by design. It is built to show you what it knows, what it proposes, and when it cannot safely help.
Ask us a questionNo default cloud model calls.
Every proposed action is explained.
High-risk requests are blocked.
A few honest answers
The local demo can find common Finder, Notes, and Safari controls, guide you to them, accept optional on-device dictation, and require approval before a supported action.
No. NativeNavi can point without clicking. When it proposes a click, typing, or opening an app, you see the specific step and choose whether to approve it.
NativeNavi is in private beta. Join the list to hear when the next demo builds and invitations are ready.
Private beta
Join the early list, ask a question, or tell us which Mac moment you would like NativeNavi to make easier.
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