She talks, not types
Every reply is spoken in a voice of her own, with her mouth and expression following the sound. Hold the spacebar and talk to her, or type if you'd rather stay quiet.
Someone to talk to
while you work.
Hikomi puts a 3D character on your screen who listens, answers out loud in her own voice, and can look at whatever you're doing and have an opinion about it.
Both need a Google account, and both run on the same credits. New accounts start with some free.
She can see your screen
Share a window and she'll react to what's on it - ask about the thing you're stuck on, or just let her comment on its own when it changes.
She stays in the corner
Pin her on top of everything else while you work in another app. In the desktop version that window is transparent and click-through; in a browser it's a small floating one.
She remembers
Each character keeps her own conversation, so what you told one doesn't leak into another, and she still knows you tomorrow.
Characters
Each one has her own personality, her own voice and her own memory of you.
The desktop app
The same app, on your desktop instead of in a tab - where she can float over everything else you're doing and answer a key pressed in any program. No graphics card required.
What you get over the browser
- A transparent, click-through window that floats over your games and editors
- A push-to-talk key that works from any app, not just this tab
- What you say is transcribed on your own machine
- She's there the moment you sit down - no tab to find
What it needs
- Windows 10 or 11, 64-bit
- About 1 GB of disk space
- The same account and credits as the browser version
Checking for the latest build…