Think-Act helps you rewrite messages, pull text from screenshots, understand documents, translate passages, and handle small desktop tasks without changing how you already work.
Available for 64-bit Windows 10 and Windows 11. macOS is planned.
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Students, freelancers, creators, and everyday users can start with small work that is easy to check: a message, a receipt, a screenshot, a folder, or a repeatable desktop task.
Paste a rough reply, a note, or a message you have been avoiding. Ask Think-Act to make it clearer, friendlier, shorter, or more direct, then review the final wording before you send it.
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Turn a long letter, form, tutorial, PDF, or screenshot into a plain summary with dates, follow-ups, and open questions called out.
Use OCR for receipts, scanned letters, forms, and photos of text. Copy the result, summarize it, or turn it into structured notes.
Start with a few files and clear rules: rename, sort, or group them after you review the plan. Keep file-changing actions behind confirmation. See how controlled automation works.
Capture a recurring task, turn the recording into notes or a checklist, and save the useful parts as a local skill when the routine repeats. Explore the screen recorder workflow.
Bring in a screenshot, document, note, or small folder, ask for the outcome you need, then check the result before it moves anywhere else. For multi-step work, the desktop agent workspace keeps the task, tools, and review visible.
Paste a rough message, capture a screenshot, add a PDF, or select a small folder. Keep the scope narrow enough that you can check the result quickly.
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Use plain language: summarize this receipt, rewrite this reply, extract action items, make a checklist, or propose file names before anything is changed.
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Read the draft, compare important details against the source, and decide what to keep. If the task repeats, document the steps and save them as a local skill.
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The personal workspace keeps a message, screenshot, receipt, document, or small folder beside the task you requested and the result Think-Act prepared. Review the source and output together before you copy, save, share, or approve anything.
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Use Think-Act to make everyday communication clearer. Fix grammar, adjust tone, translate a paragraph, or draft a reply from a short prompt.
Use OCR to turn screenshots, scans, forms, and receipts into text you can copy, summarize, or turn into notes. Remove details the task does not need and check the extracted text against the original before relying on it.
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Think-Act can make everyday computer work easier to read and reuse. Extract text from images, summarize dense content, use text-to-speech where supported, and keep high-contrast themes readable.
Think-Act is a productivity tool with accessibility-focused workflows. It can complement assistive technology, but it is not a replacement for specialized accessibility software.
Many personal tasks need no account access at all. When a task touches your files, apps, money, messages, or accounts, give Think-Act only the access it needs and keep the final decision visible.
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No desktop access | Review the wording |
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Only the provided file | Check names, dates, totals, and instructions |
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One scoped folder | Preview every rename or move |
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Relevant app or connector | Confirm the recipient and final text |
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External access | Always require your confirmation |
Saved skills are reusable instructions, not permanent guarantees. Recheck them when an app, website, layout, or desired outcome changes. Learn more about controlled automation and optional integrations.
Receipts, screenshots, school files, family documents, and personal notes can reveal more than you expect. Where content is processed depends on the model endpoint and connectors you configure, so remove anything the task does not need before you send it.
You do not need to set up connectors or build a workflow before you can use Think-Act. Try it on a low-risk task first, review the output, then save repeated steps as local skills when a routine becomes useful.
Install it on your Windows computer and sign in with your PixLab account. Core features do not require technical setup. macOS support is in development.
View Download OptionsTake a screenshot, paste a message, or drop in a document. Ask Think-Act to rewrite, summarize, extract, or translate it.
Read the output, make any changes you want, and copy it where you need it. Think-Act gives you a result to work with; you decide what to keep.
Once you know which tasks are useful, try translation, checklists, recordings, and saved skills for things you repeat often.
If you start using Think-Act regularly, you can upgrade to Pro when you need higher limits for larger or more frequent tasks.
Plain answers about setup, privacy, automation, important documents, and accessibility. More product questions are covered on the full FAQ page.
Try Think-Act for YourselfNo. Start with writing, OCR, translation, or document summaries. You can use those features without setting up desktop automation or external connectors.
Yes. Think-Act can extract, summarize, translate, and reorganize document text. Remove unnecessary personal details first, check where your configured model processes content, and verify dates, totals, names, and instructions. See the OCR and document workflow for more guidance.
Only through tools and connectors you configure and enable. Keep sending, purchasing, submitting, deleting, and account changes behind a clear confirmation. Writing and OCR can be used without automation; review the automation guidance before enabling actions.
Prompt-only mode excludes clipboard content from that request. Your typed instruction still goes to the model endpoint you configured, so avoid including information that endpoint should not receive.
That depends on the model endpoint and connectors you configure. A local or private endpoint can reduce external data sharing, but it is one control rather than a complete privacy guarantee. Review the security and data-routing guidance before using sensitive content.
Use it to understand or organize information, not as a substitute for qualified medical, legal, financial, tax, or government advice. Check important details against the original and consult the appropriate professional or authority.
No. OCR, clearer writing, keyboard-friendly workflows, and text-to-speech where supported can complement existing assistive technology, but Think-Act is not a dedicated replacement for specialized accessibility software. Read the Accessibility page for current features and limitations.
Yes. Think-Act is free to install and try. The freemium plan covers writing, OCR, and document summaries within free-tier limits. Upgrade to Pro when limits interrupt a workflow you use every day.
Try it on a low-risk task first: OCR a screenshot, rewrite a message, translate a paragraph, or summarize a document. No connectors required. Download Think-Act free and start in minutes.