Computer Use

It does the clicking.

Dvina uses a browser and a computer the way you do, and clicks, types, reads and compares until the job is done. You step in only for what’s yours to decide.

A florist at her workbench at opening time, shears in one hand and a fistful of ranunculus in the other, her phone leaning on a bucket of flowers.
Dvina in the chat: Site 14, Aug 8–10. Your turn.Dvina in the chat: Site 14, Aug 8–10. Your turn.

All the steps.
Only your yes.

Morning at a campsite under redwoods: two camp chairs by a fire ring, a coffee pot steaming on a camp stove, sun through the trees.

Dvina’s browser

It found the last site.

Every August weekend at three campgrounds, checked tab by tab until site 14 opened. It filled in the form and stopped at checkout, so your card stayed with you.

On the web.

Dvina’s computer

It made the file.

Two hundred holiday preorders, who has picked up and who hasn’t. Dvina built the sheet in a spreadsheet app on a computer of its own, then handed you the file.

A bookshop owner behind his counter in afternoon light, reading glasses pushed up, reading a printed sheet beside stacks of wrapped books with name tags.

Sheets, docs and slides. Made in real office apps on its own computer, with nothing to install on yours, ready to open and download.

Take the wheel. Watch it work, and take over its computer anytime.

On your Mac

You edit. It fills in.

While you retouch Saturday’s wedding, Dvina copies six new inquiries into your bookings sheet. Its clicks go to the app, never your pointer.

A MacBook Pro: a wedding photographer’s retouch in front, Numbers behind it filling in a bookings sheet, and Dvina’s bar saying Dvina is using your Mac.A MacBook Pro: a wedding photographer’s retouch in front, Numbers behind it filling in a bookings sheet, and Dvina’s bar saying Dvina is using your Mac.

Asks once per app. The first time it uses an app in a chat, it asks you.

⌥Esc to pause. Pause it from the keyboard, or stop it from its bar, anytime.

Notes, Reminders, Calendar. Written in a second, without touching the screen. Adding asks first.

Building an app? It can test it in an iPhone simulator or an Android emulator, tapping through it the way your users will. Code

Searching never asks.
Paying always does.

Ordinary clicks just happen. Your personal details, sending, paying and deleting wait for your OK, every time, and sites you block stay untouched.

Hand it the busywork.

Its browser works from any screen. On your Mac, it uses your apps too. Dvina for Mac, Windows and Linux.

Keep exploring.

Questions? Answers.

Does Dvina act on its own?
Only as far as you allow. Ordinary clicks just happen; your personal details, sending, paying and deleting wait for your OK, every time, and you can say yes from your Lock Screen.
Can I step in?
Anytime. Take over in Dvina’s browser or on its computer; it waits, and carries on when you hand it back. On your Mac, ⌥Esc pauses it and its bar stops it.
Can I see what it did?
Every step shows as it goes, with a picture of each kept for 30 days, and what it made lands in your Library.
Can it learn how I work?
Describe the job in plain language, no code or flowcharts, and turn it into a skill that runs on its own schedule and asks before it publishes. It works from your live context and comes back with the job done, sources attached.
Do I need to install anything?
Not for Dvina’s own browser or computer. To work on your own Mac, or in your PC’s browser on Windows, Dvina for desktop does it.