More than free AI

Your assistant.
Built around you.

You tell us what you want help with. Computer Assist finds the right products, connects the useful pieces and leaves you with one assistant you can actually use.

I’m interested

One flexible offering • No unnecessary custom software • You approve the setup

Illustrative voice speaker beside a weekly planner in a bright kitchen

Start with the need

ChatGPT, Claude or OpenClaw? Cloud or local?
We choose after we understand what you want the assistant to do.

One offering, assembled for you

The right parts—not every possible part.

Your assistant may be simple or more advanced. We recommend only the products that solve your problem, explain where your information goes and configure the system with you.

The assistant

The conversation and reasoning layer.

ChatGPT for projects, voice, files and everyday assistance
Claude for thoughtful work with documents and longer material
OpenClaw for a more hands-on personal agent running on your own equipment

Where it runs

Use the cloud, your own hardware or a careful combination.

Your existing phone and computer for a straightforward setup
A Mac mini or another suitable local host for always-on or more private workloads
Amazon Alexa or Echo when voice access genuinely improves the experience

Useful building blocks

Specialized tools can do specific jobs better than one giant app.

Paperless-ngx turns scanned documents into an organized, searchable archive
Homebox records household belongings, details and warranties
Grocy manages groceries, pantry items, shopping lists and household tasks

Computer Assist brings it together

Selection, setup and support—not another app for you to figure out.

Find the right product for the problem
Configure accounts, access and sensible approval boundaries
Connect only what is useful, test it and show you how it works

Your information

Your accounts

Your final say

Tell us what you want it to do

You do not need to choose the technology first.

Describe the help you want. We’ll tell you whether an existing product can do it, whether a connected assistant makes sense and what information it would need before anything is installed.