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Spotit

Spotit by Spotit Inc. is an AI screen reader that guides you through apps by analyzing your screen, identifying steps, and highlighting exactly where to click when you're stuck.

Overview

Spotit is an AI screen reader that shows you how to use any app by analyzing your screen, figuring out the steps, and highlighting exactly where to click. You simply ask Spotit a question when you're stuck, and it points to the answer on screen. The entire user interface is just three keys: hold to record, release to ask. It’s designed for macOS only at launch, with a waitlist for other platforms.

Application scenarios

App navigation

Get step-by-step guidance through complex software like Photoshop, Figma, Excel, Logic, or Xcode.

Learning by doing

No need for tutorials or tabs—Spotit teaches you as you work in the actual app.

Productivity boost

Avoid googling for instructions; just ask Spotit and keep working.

Accessibility

Voice-first interaction lets you describe what you need without typing.

Automation

Spotit can click for you when asked, giving you control or letting it take over.

Design and development

Works in design tools (Figma, Photoshop) and coding environments (Xcode).

Core features

Voice-first interaction

Your words never leave your machine—privacy is built in from the start.

Works in any app

Compatible with Photoshop, Figma, Excel, Logic, Xcode, and more.

Guided highlighting

Spotit points to the exact spot on screen where you need to click.

Click-on-request

You stay in control, or let Spotit perform the click for you.

Three-key UI

Hold ⌃⌥ to record your screen, release to ask a question—simple and fast.

Offline privacy

Voice data stays on your machine; nothing leaves your computer.

macOS native

Requires macOS 14+ and supports both Apple Silicon and Intel chips.

Voice-first interaction Your words never leave your machine—privacy is built in

Voice-first interaction Your words never leave your machine—privacy is built in from the start.

Target users

Spotit is built for anyone who gets stuck in apps—designers, developers, video editors, musicians, and office workers. Beta testers include a designer who said, “I stopped googling. I just ask Spotit.” It’s especially useful for users who learn by doing and want to avoid switching to tutorials or search engines.

How to use

Download the app for macOS (14+). Hold the ⌃⌥ keys to start recording your screen, then release to ask Spotit a question. It will analyze your screen, figure out the steps, and highlight exactly where to click. You can let Spotit click for you or do it yourself.

Effect review

Beta testers report they stopped googling and just ask Spotit instead—a strong sign that the tool saves time and reduces friction. The three-key UI and voice-first privacy approach make it feel like a natural extension of your workflow rather than another tab to manage. While it’s currently macOS-only, the core concept of learning by doing is well executed for power users in creative and technical apps. The free trial lets you test it before committing.

Frequently asked questions

What is Spotit?

Spotit is an AI screen reader that analyzes your screen, identifies steps in apps, and highlights exactly where to click when you're stuck.

How does Spotit work?

Spotit uses AI to scan your screen, recognize the app interface, and provide visual guidance by highlighting the correct areas to click or interact with.

Is Spotit compatible with all apps?

Spotit works with most apps that have a standard graphical user interface, but compatibility may vary for highly specialized or custom applications.

Does Spotit require an internet connection?

Yes, Spotit needs an internet connection to process screen data and provide real-time guidance.

Is Spotit free to use?

Spotit offers a free tier with basic features, while advanced functionality may require a subscription.

Launch URL

Tool URL
https://www.getspotit.com/

Tags

accessibility toolAI assistantAI screen readerapp navigation assistantclick guidancePersonal Assistantscreen analysis

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