Saint

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About Saint

Saint is a personal AI agent designed to automate multi-step tasks on a user’s laptop. It operates by viewing the screen in real time, executing actions such as clicking, typing, scrolling, and navigating, and maintaining persistent memory across sessions. The agent can handle repetitive busywork like form filling, spreadsheet cleanup, application portals, and research tasks. It integrates with common applications including Chrome, VS Code, Slack, Gmail, Notion, Excel, Figma, Terminal, and Google Docs. Saint searches the live web for up-to-date information and provides reasoning for its actions rather than just delivering answers. Users can issue commands via text or voice, and the agent performs the work step by step while showing its progress for review or adjustment. Permissions are user-controlled, allowing scoping to specific apps or windows, pausing, or stopping tasks at any time.

Key features

Screen reading in real time
Automated clicks, typing, scrolling, and navigation
Persistent memory across sessions
Live web search with source attribution
Step-by-step task execution with progress visibility
User-controlled permissions and scoping
Voice or text command input
Multi-application integration

Use cases

Automating repetitive spreadsheet cleanup tasks
Handling form submissions and application portals
Assisting with coursework research and formatting

Pros

Performs multi-step automation without manual scripting
Maintains persistent memory across sessions
Integrates with a wide range of productivity applications
Provides reasoning and sources for its actions
User-controlled permissions and task oversight

Cons

Currently limited to macOS 13+
No Windows or Linux support
Beta access only with limited task volume in free tier
No public pricing available yet

Frequently asked questions about Saint

Which machines does Saint run on?

Saint currently runs on macOS 13 (Ventura) or later, supporting both Apple silicon and Intel processors. A Windows version is planned but not yet dated.

Can Saint see everything on my screen?

No. Users control what Saint can see by scoping it to specific apps or windows. It can be paused or stopped mid-task and never operates in the background without user consent.

What does the beta program involve?

The beta includes a 30-minute live session where users test Saint on a real task while the developer observes. Participants receive $10 and early access to the build upon launch.

What does Saint cost during the beta?

Saint is free to use during the beta period. Pricing details are not finalized and will be shared first with beta participants before public release.

How do I get started with Saint?

Users can download the macOS build directly or book a live demo where the developer guides them through setup and usage on their own machine.

Does Saint integrate with specific applications?

Yes. Saint works with common tools like Chrome, VS Code, Slack, Gmail, Notion, Excel, Figma, Terminal, and Google Docs, automating tasks across these platforms.