Start with your question.
Type what you want to do, or use the microphone when voice input is available. You can ask where to find a control or how to take the next step.
Install the Windows app, sign in with Google, and ask about the task in front of you.
Use a 64-bit Windows computer with an internet connection. Find the release offered by the official download centre and sign in to the app.
Type what you want to do, or use the microphone when voice input is available. You can ask where to find a control or how to take the next step.
The Windows app uses a screenshot for your question unless Privacy mode is on. A Privacy-mode turn skips the screenshot and uses text.
PilotMe can highlight or click a supported control and handle some typing steps. Ask “what next” to continue; press Esc to pause clicking.
Choose an example question about Word, a Windows setting, or Excel.
This interactive illustration uses predefined responses. It does not read your screen or contact an AI service.
Simulated examples. Actual guidance and supported actions depend on your screen, software, and PilotMe version.
PilotMe helps with the next supported control or action. Continue through a task by checking the result and asking the next question.
For a “where is…” question, it shows the control without clicking. Auto clicking otherwise starts enabled. Esc pauses clicks; Privacy mode controls whether the question includes a screenshot.
Pause automatic clicking.
Use a text-only question without its screenshot.
Continue through the task after reviewing the result.
Get PilotMe for a 64-bit Windows computer, or explore the separate PicPoem Android app.