TypyEveryday computer tasks
The small things nobody taught you.
- Send an email with an attachment
- Bring back a deleted file
- Make a table in Word
- Fill in a form correctly
Stuck on your computer? Typy shows you what to do next.
Tell Typy what you're trying to do. It looks at where you are and tells you what to click and what to write. You do the clicking, so next time you can do it yourself.
Free to start. Works in the apps you choose, like Chrome, Word, Outlook and Notepad. English now, more languages planned.
How do I get a file back from the Recycle Bin?
Here's how:
- Double-click Recycle Bin on your desktop.
- Find your file in the list.
- Right-click it and choose Restore.
Thanks, it worked!
What it's for
One helper for the things that make computers feel hard.
Learning to code
Say what you want to build. Typy breaks it into small steps and gives hints in three levels: where, what, then how. It checks your work as you type.
Building a real project
Bigger goals, like a to-do list web page with several files, are planned one phase at a time. Typy tells you which file to open and what to write, and ticks each step off.
How it works
Three steps. You stay in control.
Press Alt + Shift + G
In any app you've allowed. Typy opens beside you and sees where you are.
Say what you want
In your own words, like "reply and say no politely". If Typy needs more detail, it asks.
Follow the steps
Typy tells you where to look, what to click, and what to write. You do it, and you learn it.
Typy never clicks, types or fills anything for you. It only shows you how.
Privacy
Your screen stays yours.
Typy is built so you decide what it can see. The full details are in our privacy policy.
Off until you allow it
Typy only looks inside an app after you click "Allow" for that app. Everywhere else it sees nothing.
Screenshots only if you tick
A screenshot of the window is sent only when you tick the box for that message. Typy doesn't keep it.
Leave any time
Delete your account and everything saved with it from the Account menu. No email needed.
Get Typy
Pick where you want it.
Windows app
Works next to any app you allow. For Windows 10 and 11.
Download for WindowsHow to install
- Open the downloaded Typy-Setup.exe.
- If Windows says "Windows protected your PC", click More info, then Run anyway. This shows because Typy is new, not because anything is wrong.
- Follow the installer. Typy starts in the tray near the clock. Press Alt + Shift + G to ask it something.
VS Code extension
Guided steps inside your editor, including multi-file projects. Also works in Cursor, Windsurf and VSCodium.
Download the extensionHow to install
- In VS Code, open the Extensions panel (Ctrl + Shift + X).
- Click the … menu at the top of the panel and choose Install from VSIX…
- Pick the downloaded typy-vscode.vsix. Typy appears in the status bar.
Coming to the VS Code Marketplace soon.
In your browser
Practice coding with hints right on the web. Sign in with your email.
Open the web appQuestions
Good questions, plain answers.
Does Typy click or type for me?
No. Never. It shows you where to click and what to write, and you do it. That's on purpose: it's how you learn, and it keeps you in charge.
Is it free?
Free to start, with a daily limit on how much you can ask. A paid plan for more is planned once Typy has proven useful.
What can Typy see?
Only what you allow. In an app you've allowed, it can read the name of the box you're in and the text inside it. If you tick the screenshot box, it also sees that one window. In other apps it sees nothing.
Can Typy be wrong?
Yes. Typy is an AI helper and can make mistakes, especially with unusual apps. If a step doesn't match what you see, tell it what you see and it will adjust. Check anything important before you rely on it.
Which computers does it run on?
The desktop app is for Windows. The web app and the VS Code extension work on any computer.