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Desktop assistant that watches your screen and points at the exact button you need to click next
Guidy is a Windows and macOS assistant that reads what is on your screen and talks you through a task step by step, highlighting the specific button or menu item to use next. It guides rather than acts — you keep the mouse — which suits software you half-know: Excel, Word, PowerPoint, Outlook, OneDrive, Canva, Google Sheets, Google Analytics, Shopify, Meta Ads or anything else on screen. It is sold as a $69 one-time purchase bundling 5,000 credits, roughly 1,000 guided actions, with top-ups from $10 for 1,200 credits up to $50 for 7,800. A free trial is advertised. The vendor publishes no company name, registration or country.
$69 one-time, including 5,000 credits — described as about 1,000 guided actions. Top-ups are 1,200 credits for $10, 2,650 for $20, 4,300 for $30 and 7,800 for $50. The site frames the one-time price as temporary and says a subscription is the likely future model. A free trial is advertised without stated limits.
Use tool ↗Guidy answers a real question — where is the button? — without taking control away from you, which is the right shape for training and for people who want to learn the software rather than have it done for them. A $69 one-time price is refreshing next to monthly assistants, but the credits are finite and the vendor is anonymous.
Watch out: The site itself frames the one-time price as temporary and points at a subscription in future, so the terms you buy under may not be the terms that persist.
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