Mira: the web, hands-free
Say what you want. Mira reads the page and does it, before you finish your sentence.
Opens the Mira app on this Mac.
Illustrative timing
What you can say
Just say it. Mira keeps up.
- “open Apple Music and search for lo fi beats”
- “play the first song”
- “search for Severance on Apple TV”
- “buy AirPods Pro”
- “search for coffee on Apple Maps”
- “search for reset AirPods on Apple Support”
- “search for Notes on the App Store”
- “search for history on Apple Podcasts”
How it works
Talk. It acts.
Speak
Start with “Mira.” No button. TV and conversation around you are ignored.
Act
“Open Apple Music” fires the moment you say it. It reads the page’s real buttons and links, not pixels.
Answer back
Ask about the page you’re on. Mira answers from the page’s own text, out loud.
Soon: Mira learns the sites you use.
Launch
Just say what you want.
Opens the Mira app on this Mac.
How Mira works
Hears
Say “Mira” and talk. Your voice streams to ElevenLabs and comes back as text while you speak.
ElevenLabs
Understands
Simple commands like “open YouTube” need no AI. Quick steps go to Cerebras; shopping and harder steps go to Anthropic’s Claude.
Cerebras · Claude
Acts
Mira clicks the page’s real buttons and links while you’re still talking. Claude sees a screenshot only when Mira gets stuck.
On your Mac
Answers
Ask about the page and Mira reads you the answer, out loud. It stops at sign-in and payment, so those stay yours.
ElevenLabs voice
No account. No Mira servers. Pause the mic anytime. Mira is in private beta on Mac, by invite.