Everywhere
Context-aware AI assistant for your desktop. Ready to respond intelligently, seamlessly integrating multiple LLMs and MCP tools.
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What is Everywhere?
Everywhere is a context-aware desktop AI assistant that instantly perceives and understands anything on your screen without requiring screenshots, copying text, or switching applications. Simply press a shortcut key to invoke the assistant next to whatever you're working on—whether it's an error message, web article, email draft, or code—and get immediate, contextual AI assistance.
Key features include support for multiple LLM providers (OpenAI, Anthropic Claude, Google Gemini, DeepSeek, Moonshot Kimi, MiniMax, and local Ollama deployments), a powerful agent system with web browser access, file system integration, terminal script execution, and MCP tools. The assistant features a modern frosted glass UI with rich markdown and math formula rendering, global system hotkeys, text selection interaction, and intelligent context awareness powered by accessibility APIs and UI automation technologies.
Everywhere is designed for knowledge workers, developers, and professionals who want to maintain flow state while working. Use cases include troubleshooting errors, summarizing lengthy articles, instant translation, email tone refinement, fact-checking information, coding assistance, and managing complex workflows across multiple applications. The tool supports 12+ languages including English, Chinese, German, Spanish, French, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Russian, and Turkish.
The assistant distinguishes itself from traditional AI chat tools by operating in-place within your existing workflow. Instead of copying content to a separate chat window, Everywhere captures the context of what you're viewing and provides actionable responses directly where you need them.
The project is open-source with 6k+ GitHub stars and actively maintained with regular releases. It integrates with the Model Context Protocol (MCP) for extended functionality and supports custom API endpoints for users who want to connect their own model providers.
Everywhere pricing
Pricing model: Freemium
Everywhere is free and open-source software released under the Business Source License 1.1. Users can download and install the desktop client at no cost from the official GitHub repository or website. The free version includes all core functionality including context-aware screen understanding, multiple LLM provider support, agent system tools, and cross-platform compatibility. Users need to provide their own API keys for AI model providers (OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, DeepSeek, etc.), so costs for AI API usage are borne separately by the user. Third-party AI resources are available through 302.AI, a pay-as-you-go enterprise AI resource hub offering various AI models and APIs. Community support is available through GitHub Discussions and Discord.
Everywhere pros
- No screenshots or copy-paste needed—seamless screen understanding
- Instant invocation via keyboard shortcut maintains workflow flow state
- Supports 8+ LLM providers including OpenAI, Claude, Gemini, DeepSeek, Kimi
- Local model deployment support via Ollama for privacy-conscious users
- Custom API endpoint compatibility for flexible model integration
- Powerful agent system with web browser, file system, and terminal access
- MCP tools integration for extended AI agent capabilities
- Modern frosted glass UI with rich markdown and math formula rendering
- Global system hotkeys for quick access from any application
- Text selection interaction for targeted assistance
- Cross-platform support for Windows and macOS
- 12+ language support including English, Chinese, Japanese, Korean
- Windows Everything Fast Search integration for quick file lookup
- macOS integrated system apps access for native functionality
- Open-source with active community and 6k+ GitHub stars
- Strategy Engine enables scenario-aware shortcut execution strategies
- Low intrusion design using accessibility APIs for broad software compatibility
Everywhere cons
- Linux support not yet available—still in development
- Voice interaction feature marked as work in progress
- Mouse shortcuts not yet implemented
- Memory system feature still work in progress
- Official documentation currently under development
- Business Source License 1.1 less permissive than pure open-source
- Requires configuration of API keys for preferred model providers
- Windows minimum requirement is Windows 10 version 10.0.19041.0 or higher
Frequently asked questions about Everywhere
What is Everywhere and how does it work?
Everywhere is a context-aware desktop AI assistant that instantly perceives and understands anything on your screen. Unlike traditional AI tools requiring screenshots or copy-paste, you simply press a shortcut key to invoke it next to your content. It uses accessibility APIs and UI automation to extract structured environment data across software, providing contextual AI responses without disrupting your workflow.
Which AI models does Everywhere support?
Everywhere supports a rich model ecosystem including Everywhere Cloud Service, OpenAI, Anthropic (Claude), Google (Gemini), DeepSeek, Moonshot (Kimi), MiniMax, and local deployments via Ollama. It also works with custom API endpoints, giving users flexibility to choose models optimized for different tasks like writing assistance or data analysis.
What operating systems are supported?
Everywhere currently supports Windows 10 (version 10.0.19041.0 or higher) and macOS Monterey 12.0+. Windows users can download either the full installer (.exe) or portable zip package. macOS has separate packages for Apple Silicon (M-series) and Intel Macs. Linux support is marked as work in progress and not yet available.
How do I get started with Everywhere?
Download the appropriate client from the GitHub releases page or official website for your OS. Install it following the setup instructions, then configure API keys for your preferred AI model providers in the settings. After configuration, test by pressing the global hotkey next to any content and asking a question like 'What is this error?' or 'Summarize this'.
What agent tools and integrations are available?
The powerful agent system includes Web Browser access, Dispatch Sub-agents for complex tasks, Local File System access, Terminal Script Execution, MCP Tools integration, Everything Fast Search on Windows, and Integrated System Apps on macOS. The Memory System feature is still in development.
Is Everywhere free to use?
Yes, Everywhere is free and open-source under the Business Source License 1.1. You can download, install, and use all core features at no cost. However, you need to provide your own API keys for AI model providers, so API usage costs are separate. Community support is available through GitHub and Discord.
What languages does Everywhere support?
Everywhere supports 12+ languages: Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, English, Deutsch (German), Español (Spanish), Français (French), Italiano (Italian), 日本語 (Japanese), 한국어 (Korean), Русский (Russian), Türkçe (Turkish). Translation is partially AI-assisted, and community contributions for corrections are welcome.
What are common use cases for Everywhere?
Common use cases include: troubleshooting error messages by placing assistant next to the error, quick web article summarization, instant translation of foreign text, email tone refinement ('make this more professional'), fact-checking uncertain information, coding assistance and debugging, and managing workflows across multiple applications without switching windows.
How does Everywhere ensure privacy and data security?
Everywhere emphasizes low intrusion design using accessibility APIs rather than aggressive screen capture. The project includes DATA_AND_PRIVACY.md documentation on data handling. As open-source software, the code is transparent for review. Users can also use local Ollama deployments for complete privacy without sending data to external AI providers.
Can I contribute to Everywhere development?
Yes, Everywhere welcomes open-source contributions. The project is active with 13 contributors, 6k+ stars, and 58 releases. You can submit Pull Requests following the CONTRIBUTING.md guidelines for code styling and local build instructions. The community maintains Discord for support and has a Chinese QQ user group. Bug reports and feature requests are welcome on GitHub.