You wanted an assistant that answers back. Now your PC has one.
Everyone who saw the films wanted the same thing: to talk to their computer and have it simply get on with it. XIRO is that idea, built for Windows 10 and 11. You speak in your own language, and it opens, types, finds, writes, remembers and keeps watch, then tells you what it did.
XIRO is a Jarvis-like AI assistant for Windows PCs. It holds a live voice conversation in your language, carries out 99 kinds of action on your computer, keeps a private memory on your own disk, unlocks only for your face and voice, and runs a team of AI agents that build, check and deliver real files. You pay once, for life, and use your own AI key or a model on your own computer.
Six things a real assistant has to do.
Most AI tools manage one or two. XIRO was built to do all six, every day.
It listens
A live, two-way conversation you can interrupt, in English, Urdu or your own language. No fixed phrases to learn.
It acts
It opens apps, types, finds and writes files, and organises folders. You get a result, not a paragraph telling you how to do it yourself.
It remembers
People, files, promises and preferences go into a memory on your computer, which you can explore on the memory map.
It knows it's you
It unlocks for your face and voice. Your most private notes sit in a vault behind a spoken passphrase.
It has a team
An office of AI colleagues takes a brief, does the work, checks it and copies the finished files where you asked.
It keeps watch
Reminders come back until you say OK, the news is read out at a pause, and your customers get answered on WhatsApp.
Your first three commands.
YOU SAY
Tidy up my desktop.
Loose files are sorted into folders by type, and XIRO tells you how many it moved.
YOU SAY, IN URDU
Kal subah nau baje Ali ko call karne ki yaad dilana.A reminder is set for 9 tomorrow, and it keeps coming back until you say OK.
YOU SAY
Ask the office to make a one-page price list for my bakery.
The team drafts it, checks it, fixes what's wrong and saves the file in the folder you named.
Honest about what it can do.
How XIRO measures up against the assistant everyone pictures from the films, line by line.
| The film assistant | XIRO, today | |
|---|---|---|
| Talks naturally, and you can interrupt | Yes | Yes, in your own language |
| Works the computer for you | Yes | Yes: apps, typing, files, folders |
| Remembers you | Yes | Yes, on your own disk |
| Knows your face and voice | Yes | Yes, with a live check |
| Runs a team that delivers work | One assistant | A whole office of AI colleagues |
| Answers your customers | Not its job | Yes: WhatsApp, Telegram, Messenger, Instagram |
| Works with no internet | Yes | Partly: typed work on a local model; live voice needs the internet |
| Decides big things on its own | Often | No, on purpose. It asks before anything that matters |
XIRO is our own product, inspired by the idea. It isn't connected with Marvel or the films.
Every request, out in the open.
The FLOW board shows each request as it happens: what you asked, which action ran, and the permission gate it's waiting at. Nothing that changes your files runs without you knowing.
It can sound like a machine, on purpose.
Six of XIRO's 24 voices are machines, from a calm Jarvis-style house AI to a helmet radio. Press play to hear them in English; each language page plays them in its own language.
AxiomJarvis-style house AI
TitanColossal machine
SteelArmoured machine
IroncladWar machine
VectorHelmet radio
NovaSynthetic personJarvis questions, answered straight.
Is there a real Jarvis-like AI I can use on my PC?
Yes. XIRO is a Jarvis-like voice assistant you can install on Windows 10 or 11 today. It talks with you, acts on your computer, remembers you and protects you. It doesn't claim film-level intelligence: it's honest about what it does, and it asks before anything that matters.
How is it different from Siri, Alexa or Copilot?
Those are mostly assistants that answer questions and handle a few built-in tasks. XIRO works across your whole Windows PC, keeps its memory on your own disk, locks to your face and voice, runs a team of AI agents and can answer your customers. See the full comparison.
Does it speak Urdu or Hindi?
Yes. You can talk to XIRO in Urdu, Hindi, English and many other languages, and it answers in the same language. Urdu replies are written in proper Urdu script. There's a page in Roman Urdu too.
Does it run on my computer, or in the cloud?
XIRO runs on your computer, and your memory, documents, vault and settings stay there. The thinking is done by the AI you choose: Google Gemini with your own key, or a model running on your own computer through Ollama. The live voice conversation uses Gemini.
What does it cost?
One payment of $20 for a lifetime licence on three computers, with every future update. There's no subscription. Your only running cost is your AI provider, and Google's free Gemini tier covers most people.
What computer do I need?
A Windows 10 or 11 PC or laptop with a microphone. A camera is needed only for the face lock. The technical overview lists the full requirements.
Stop wishing. Start talking.
One payment, three computers, every update for life. And if it won't work on your PC and we can't fix it, every cent back.