Silk: The AI Companion That Lives in Your Menu Bar

Voice-first, screen-aware, and built for real work — a one-time purchase that turns your computer into a genuine collaborator.

Most AI tools are something you visit. Silk is something that lives with you. It sits quietly in your menu bar on macOS or Windows, one keystroke away, ready the moment you need it. You talk, it listens, it looks at your screen — and then it actually does the work.

A Conversation, Not a Command Line

Silk is voice-first. You speak naturally, the way you'd brief a colleague, and Silk answers in plain speech. It's screen-aware too: point at what's on your display and ask for help, and it understands the context. No prompt engineering degree required — just tell it what you want.

It Doesn't Just Talk — It Works

When a task needs more than a sentence, Silk switches into agent mode. It takes control of real tools — the file system, the shell, the browser — and works autonomously until the job is done, then reports back. Draft a report, sort a folder, pull data from a site, build a spreadsheet: you delegate, Silk delivers. And it remembers. Durable memory means Silk carries context across sessions, so your projects, preferences, and workflows don't reset every time you open a new chat.

Bring Your Own Brain

Silk refuses to lock you into a single AI provider. It connects to OpenRouter, a single gateway to hundreds of top models — GPT, Claude, Gemini, Llama, Mistral, and more. One key reaches them all. You choose the model that fits the task, fund your own balance at cost, and get automatic failover so Silk keeps working even when a provider hiccups.

Connected to Your World

Through MCP — the Model Context Protocol, the open standard for connecting AI to outside tools — Silk plugs into the services you already use. It also works with Telegram: finished files land on your phone, and long background jobs ping you the moment they wrap up. Set it up once, and results simply follow you.

One Price, No Subscription

Silk is a one-time purchase of $259. No monthly fee, no seat licenses. You get the app, every feature, OpenRouter integration, and Telegram delivery — and every purchase is backed by a 15-day money-back guarantee. Model usage is billed separately by OpenRouter at cost, so you only pay for what you use.

Your computer shouldn't be a collection of tabs you manage. It should be a partner you work with. That's Silk.