Everywhere

Everywhere solves a real pain: the constant alt-tabbing to copy-paste context into an AI chat. It reads whatever's on your screen via accessibility APIs, so you can invoke it with a hotkey and get answers about the current page, code error, or chart without leaving your app. The strategy engine lets you define custom prompts per app, which is great for recurring tasks like summarizing PDFs or translating emails. We'd reach for this when debugging code—just highlight the error, hit the hotkey, and it explains the fix. It also supports direct system commands, so you can say "free up port 3000" and it runs the shell command for you. The pricing is credit-based: the $8/mo Starter gives 5M credits (about 1,400 GPT-5.4 Mini requests), $16/mo Plus gives 12M credits, and $48/mo Pro gives 36M credits. You can also bring your own API key on the free tier to avoid usage limits. Where it bites: it's desktop-only (macOS/Windows), no mobile app yet, and higher-tier access to models like Claude Sonnet 4.6 and GPT-5.4 is rate-limited by rolling windows (e.g., ~226 requests per 5 hours on Starter). Compared to alternative screen-aware tools like Rewind AI or Microsoft Copilot, Everywhere is cheaper and more customizable (multiple model providers, custom strategies), but Rewind offers video-based history search which Everywhere lacks. Best for solo power users who multitask; not for teams needing shared workspaces or mobile access.