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Viola, the AI voice assistant for Windows and Mac
Music in every room, calls made for you, calendar and browser tasks through the apps you already use.
A day with Viola
Viola, put on The Weeknd everywhere
Music in every room
Runs on the hardware you already have
Is Google Assistant going away in 2026?
Google has said Gemini is replacing Google Assistant on Android in 2026, so many people are being moved off the assistant they chose. If you want an alternative that is not tied to one big ecosystem, Viola is a voice assistant you can install on your Windows PC or Mac today.
Is Siri going away in 2026?
Apple has repeatedly delayed Siri’s big AI overhaul. Siri is not disappearing, but if you are tired of waiting, Viola is a Siri alternative for your Windows PC or Mac that does tasks today: music, calendar, phone calls, and browser work.
Is there an AI that can make phone calls for me?
Yes. Viola places real outbound phone calls to US numbers: it talks to the person who answers, works through phone tree menus, and brings you back the result, with a transcript when recording is enabled. How Viola’s phone calls work.
Does Viola work on Mac or on my phone?
Yes. Viola runs on Windows 10 or 11 (64-bit) and on Mac (Intel or Apple Silicon, via Rosetta 2). It is not on phones yet; leave your email on the download page and we will send one email the day Viola reaches yours.
Is Viola private? Does it send my data to the cloud?
Viola is local-first by default: voice transcription, memory, API keys, payment cards, and browser profiles stay on your device. Cloud features are opt-in or account-backed, and the Privacy Ledger documents exactly what leaves your machine.
Is Viola free?
Yes. Viola is free to use with a monthly managed usage allowance, and it stays free if you bring your own API key, or a local model on Windows. Pro ($12/month) and Max ($20/month) add larger allowances; every plan has the same features. See Free, Pro, and Max plans.