Select text and ask by voice or text. Search the web and keep the conversation in the Assistant.
Select the text first and it comes along with your question automatically.
Highlight any text, press Right Alt + Space (Right Option + Space on Mac, Left Ctrl + Left Alt + A on Linux) and ask out loud. No browser tab, no copy-paste. It can search the web and think through harder questions.
Example: “Explain this paragraph in plain English. Keep the two dates exactly as written, then list the questions I should ask the author.”
For a draft, specify the audience, purpose and length. For an explanation, say what you need clarified, then follow up in the same conversation.
Attach photos or screenshots to your question. Review the selected images before sending; they are processed in the cloud with your question.
Turn on web search for up-to-date answers; with web search on, answers include sources. For the hard ones, turn on deep thinking.
Dictation writes your words into a text field. The assistant answers your question in a separate conversation.
Your conversations stay on your computer. Answers come from the cloud, so you'll need to be online.
Use voice typing in a compatible ChatGPT, Claude or coding-assistant field, or paste the result. Open SayDart’s assistant when you want SayDart to answer. It does not connect your accounts in those other apps or submit prompts for you.
Yes. The assistant supports voice input as well as typed questions. Review the drafted question and any attached context before sending.
Right Alt + Space on Windows, Right Option + Space on Mac and Left Ctrl + Left Alt + A on Linux. You can change it on the Home screen, where you can also see your current shortcut.
Assistant conversations are stored locally. Signing in on another computer does not transfer that local history.
