Text chat
Type commands and read NOVA's replies right inside the orb interface.
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AI Agents · In Build
Meet NOVA AI.
Your desktop AI assistant — talk to it, and it runs your PC.
NOVA is a Windows desktop AI assistant with an animated orb interface, voice and text input, and controls for PC tasks — built in-house at Novi Studio. You type a command or speak to it after waking it; a local Python bridge passes the request to the assistant, which handles the action and replies — in chat, or out loud.
What it does.
Voice input
Speak your commands — voice input runs through the browser's speech recognition, where supported and configured.
WorkingSpoken replies
NOVA can read its replies aloud, with switchable voice options.
WorkingPC actions
The assistant handles supported system and application tasks on your PC.
WorkingAnimated orb + Control Center
Wake NOVA, change the orb's appearance and voice options, and run the interface from one control panel.
WorkingHand gestures
Camera-based hand controls are built in; reliability across different cameras is still being tested.
In progressCamera preview
The interface can request camera access and show a live preview.
WorkingHow it works.
You speak or type
Wake NOVA and give a command in the orb interface — by voice or by text.
The bridge passes it on
A local Python bridge carries the request to the assistant running on your PC.
NOVA acts and replies
The assistant runs the action or answers — the reply lands in chat, or is spoken aloud.
The whole loop — input, bridge, action, reply — runs locally on your machine.
Under the hood.
InterfaceNext.js · React · Three.js
Assistant + desktopPython · PyWebView · local HTTP bridge
VisionMediaPipe Tasks Vision — gestures + camera
VoiceSpeech recognition · edge-tts · pyttsx3
AILocal models via Ollama
What you'll need.
Windows desktop
Microphone — for voice input
Camera — for gestures + preview
Ollama — for local AI features
Final minimum specifications will be confirmed at launch.
Status
In build — coming soon.
NOVA already launches and runs — orb, chat, voice and PC actions are in. It is not on sale yet, and there is no public installer today. Next up: gesture testing across cameras, clean-install tests, and a one-click installer. When it is ready it will launch here first — and in the meantime, the studio takes custom builds from $100.