Posted here first
The address goes up on this page, then gets announced once from @vansitha12. Anywhere else, it is not us.
An AI assistant in your Mac’s notch
Tell Riv what you need. Riv works out the solution.
Coming soon to Mac

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What can I give you a hand with?
Export this in 9:16, put it in Drive, and send Maya the link.
You send her a cut most Fridays. Relay can export it, put it in Drive and send her the link every Friday at 5.
Turn on proxies and playback smooths out. The export still uses the full files.
How it works
Most AI waits for you to write the prompt and set up the tool.
Riv starts from what’s wrong, and works out whether to answer, show you, or do it.
01 Say it
“Why does playback stutter?” “My desktop is a mess.”
Type it, or hold the mic and talk.
No prompt to craft, no mode to pick. Riv reads your screen and works out what you need. Sometimes that’s a straight answer, right in the notch.
When the solution is worth learning…02 Show me
A dotted box around the button.
The words beside it.
When the solution is a few clicks you’ll want again, riv draws each step over your app. You do the clicking. Riv keeps pace.
And when it’s just a job to get done…03 Do it
A 9:16 export. The file in Drive.
The link sent to Maya.
Riv does it across your apps in the background, and every step lands on one card while you keep working.
Three ways to solve it. One riv, in the notch.
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Basic
Blend
What can I give you a hand with?
Export this in 9:16, put it in Drive, and send Maya the link.
You send her a cut most Fridays. Relay can export it, put it in Drive and send her the link every Friday at 5.
Turn on proxies and playback smooths out. The export still uses the full files.
Your crew
When the same thing keeps coming up, Riv makes a copy of himself to look after it. Each copy gets its own name, its own colour and one job, then settles into your notch. Together, they’re your crew.
Desktop tidy
Put 83 files away, deleted nothing
3 post ideas ready
The first follows your last reel
Your week is planned
Moved 2 meetings to keep Friday free
Found a cheaper fare
$140 less for your 18 Dec flight
Workout planned
30 minutes, before your 9am call
2 subscriptions unused
Cancelling them saves $26 a month
Maya has the link
Shared the reel from Drive
$RIVBOT on Solana
$RIVBOT is the key to riv's full potential. Hold it in the wallet you already use, connect that wallet in the app, and the paid tiers are yours — the balance is read on-chain, so there is no card, no invoice, and nothing to claim.
Contract address
Coming soon — the address is posted on this page first.
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No one from riv will message you first, and nobody needs your seed phrase to unlock a tier.
The address goes up on this page, then gets announced once from @vansitha12. Anywhere else, it is not us.
Access comes from the balance in your wallet, read straight from Solana. No forms, nothing to sign, nothing to claim.
Hold $RIVBOT and riv's paid tiers are already yours — same wallet, no second checkout.
Holder tiers
One ask is one run, however many steps it takes,
and so is each job your crew does. Hold $RIVBOT and the tiers below are already yours.
$0/ forever
20 runs a month
For the questions and small jobs
that come up along the way.
10,000 $RIVBOT held
150 runs a month
For a crew with jobs
to do every day.
100,000 $RIVBOT held
600 runs a month
For the days you’d like to
hand over the whole list.
Tiers unlock in Riv, under Settings. Holder tiers are read from the wallet holding $RIVBOT — nothing to sign, nothing to claim.
Riv is an AI assistant in your Mac’s notch that starts from what you need, not a prompt. You say it in your own words, like you’d tell a friend, and riv works out the solution: an answer, the steps drawn over your app, or the job done in the background. When the same thing keeps coming up, Riv clones himself, and the copy takes it over for good.
Most AI tools leave the hard part to you: working out which tool fits what you need, then writing the prompt and setting it up. Riv skips that. You never pick a mode or build an automation. You say what you need, and riv works out the solution, including whether to clone himself to keep it solved from then on.
From what you say and what’s on your screen. A question gets an answer in the notch. A solution worth learning gets its steps drawn over your app, a dotted box round each button, one step at a time. A job gets done in the background, with every step on one card you can check or undo. You can always just say which you want.
When the same thing keeps coming up, Riv clones himself to look after it. Each copy gets its own name, its own colour and one job, like Sweep for keeping your Mac tidy or Spark for post ideas. Together they’re your crew. They live in your notch, do their jobs on their own, and let you know when there’s news.
No. When riv finishes a job that will come back, it offers in the same reply: “Done. Want me to do this every Monday?” Say yes and Riv clones himself to take it on. A new job that fits someone already on your crew goes to them, so the crew stays small. When you first open riv, it asks a few questions and may start one or two for you.
Jobs that need your Mac, like tidying files, run while it’s awake, and a run it missed happens once when you’re back. Jobs that don’t, like finding ideas on the web, can run with the lid closed.
Yes. Riv works across your Mac and your connected apps in the background, from filing a download to sending an email or collecting research in Notion, while you keep working. The demos on this page are illustrative and don’t connect to your accounts.
Riv only looks at your screen, listens, or acts when you ask. Your crew only does the jobs you said yes to, and you can see and undo what they did.
One request is one run, however many steps it takes, and each job your crew does is one run too. Free includes 20 runs a month, Pro includes 150, and Crystal includes 600.
Riv is being built for Apple Silicon Macs running macOS 14 or later.
Riv is coming soon to Mac. In the meantime, explore the demos and tell us what you’d want riv to do.
It is posted on the homepage first, in the $RIVBOT section, and announced once from @vansitha12. If an address turns up anywhere else and claims to be ours, it is not.
Hold 10,000+ $RIVBOT for Pro, 100,000+ for Crystal, in the wallet you connect in the app. The balance is read on-chain, so it is a wallet you already own — no snapshot form, no claim step.
No. The free tier stays exactly as it is, with 20 runs a month and no wallet required.
Leave a note with your email and you’ll hear when riv is out.
Coming soon for macOS