MIDAS
An AI character that lives on your desktop — it watches what you're doing, roasts you in real time, parkours across your windows, and you can whack it back.
- Desktop app
- AI companion
- Streamer tool
- Windows
Your desktop has a problem child. MIDAS is an AI character that lives on your screen — it watches what app you're in, reacts and roasts in real time, walks and parkours across the edges of your real windows, holds props, talks to your chat, and remembers you. Poke it, drag it, bonk it back. It can take it.
What it does
- It actually lives on your desktop — a transparent, click-through overlay character that walks, sits, perches on your real windows, and parkours between them. Not a chatbot in a box.
- It roasts you (and you can hit back) — a personality that reacts to what you're doing, with a poke/bonk mechanic so it's never the annoying assistant.
- Built for streamers — OBS captures it for free; it reads your Twitch chat and replies to viewers in character, selectively, with moderation built in.
- It's yours — tune the personality from calm cat to chaos gremlin, swap characters from an 11-creature roster, and let it remember your running gags.
Cheap and private by design
The AI is a low-frequency director that picks from a pre-authored catalog of animations and lines — not a generator emitting pixels per frame — so it costs a few dollars a stream and stays light enough to run alongside a game. Perception is local-only by default: active app, window titles, geometry — never your pixels. Screen, webcam, and mic are all opt-in, off by default, each with a visible indicator and instant mute.
Availability
MIDAS is in a Windows-first closed beta (bring your own API key, unsigned installer for now). Join the waitlist below and you'll be first in when it opens.