Syra Vision is a perception agent and chatbot in one tab. Point your camera or share your screen — it understands what’s there, remembers context, and helps with anything by voice. No install.
Real-time detection of people, vehicles and objects, plus pose tracking and screen understanding.
A tiered memory that learns your places, names and routines, and uses them next time.
Ask anything. It answers by voice, searches the web, sets reminders, and flags what changed around you.
Human attention is a narrow beam. A second set of eyes that never looks away catches what you'd miss: approaching vehicles, objects in hand, changes around you.
Phones and cameras capture footage nobody reviews until after the fact. Syra Vision interprets the scene as it happens and tells you in a sentence.
Most assistants start blind every time. This one knows where you are, what's on your screen and what it has already learned about you.
Not only vision. Ask it anything — questions, tasks, searches, reminders — and get a spoken answer grounded in what it sees.
Your camera or shared screen streams into the browser.
On-device models find objects, people and body pose in real time.
A vision model fuses the scene with location, time and memory.
A short spoken line — or a full chat answer to anything you ask.
Tracks people, vehicles and everyday objects, with lock-on for approaching vehicles.
Reads body pose, punches and dodges, and flags risky objects held in hand.
Share your screen and ask what's on it, like a camera frame.
Continuous speech recognition and spoken replies. Ask anything — hands-free from start to finish.
Compresses observations into patterns. Teach it a name once and it uses it later.
Live minimap and nearby places, so answers are grounded in where you actually are.
Answers with cited sources, on request or when it judges a search would help.
Tell it what annoys you and it proposes a safe code patch to fix itself.
Object and pose models run in your browser. Memory is stored in your browser's local storage.
Camera, mic, location and screen each ask permission before anything starts.
Speech and scans are rate-limited so it speaks when it adds value, not constantly.
It can misread a scene. Don't rely on it alone for safety or security decisions.
Both. It sees through your camera and screen, and you can talk to it about anything — the scene in front of you or general questions, tasks, and searches.
No. It runs in the browser. Allow camera, microphone and location when prompted.
Detection and pose run locally. When a scan runs, one frame goes to the vision model for a description; chat and search queries go to their services. Memory stays in your browser.
A modern phone or laptop. Chrome gives the best voice recognition.