Clicky draws live AI graphics directly on your screen
The desktop assistant can generate overlays, diagrams and interactive 3D scenes without opening a chat window.
Clicky has launched real-time graphics, turning the desktop assistant into a layer that can draw explanations directly over whatever a person is doing. In the launch demo, it generates custom overlays, diagrams and an interactive 3D scene while explaining how language models and computer hardware fit together.
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The important change is the interface. Instead of returning another block of text in a separate conversation, Clicky can place a visual next to the object or concept being discussed. That could make the product more useful for teaching, troubleshooting and step-by-step guidance, where location and timing matter as much as the answer itself.
Clicky already positions itself as an AI companion for Mac and Windows that can see the user’s screen, talk through a task and run agents. Real-time graphics add a new output mode to that existing screen-aware workflow.
Founder Farza Majeed says the system uses a model he calls Sol 6.1 Ultrafast. He has not published technical details about that model, so the name and performance claim should be treated as the company’s description.
The release is an early example of AI products moving away from a single chat pane toward interfaces that respond inside the user’s working environment.
