Your AI desktop coworker. Sees your screen, answers your questions, opens your apps, writes your emails, and gets stuff done — all without you lifting a finger.
Hey! Want me to open your email and draft a reply?
Not just a chatbot. Clippy actually uses your computer.
Glances at what you're doing and offers help — like a smart coworker peeking over your shoulder.
"Open Paint and draw a circle" — and he does it. Real mouse clicks, real keyboard presses, real work.
Ask him anything. He has context about what you're working on, so answers are actually useful.
"Search for cat pictures and open the first one" — he navigates, reads, and reports back.
No screenshots leave your computer. Only UI element names and text. Your screen stays yours.
It's the Clippy you remember — the paperclip, the animations, the personality. Just 25 years smarter.
Download the installer. Run it. Clippy appears in your bottom-right corner, ready to help.
Click Clippy and type anything. "Open Chrome", "Write an email", "What's on my screen?" — he gets it.
Clippy takes over your cursor and keyboard to complete tasks. You watch. Or grab a coffee.
Start with a 7-day free trial. No credit card needed.
ClippyAI for Windows 10/11 · 120 MB · Free 7-day trial
Download ClippyAIClippy only reads your screen through an accessibility layer — it sees button names and text, not screenshots. Nothing visual leaves your computer. You can also put him to sleep anytime with a right-click.
Clippy runs on Google's Gemini 2.5 Flash — one of the fastest and smartest AI models available. Your subscription covers all AI costs, so you don't need your own API key.
Clippy will never send messages, delete files, or make purchases without your explicit confirmation. Destructive actions always pause and wait for your approval.
The character and animations work offline, but Clippy's brain needs internet to think. If you're offline, he'll wave and let you know.
Absolutely. Cancel from your account page any time. No contracts, no fees, no guilt trips from a paperclip.
Exactly. Clippy was ahead of his time — he just had a bad brain. Now that AI is actually good, we brought him back with superpowers. Call it redemption.