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Set up

  • Getting started

    Create your workspace, download the Mac app and sign in on it, add the Chrome extension, then point at something on a page or in a document and ask about it or say what should change. You review every change before you keep it.

  • Pairing the extension

    The Chrome extension pairs with the Mac app by itself while the app is open. If it doesn't, copy the code from MySunday window → Setup → Pairing code and paste it into the extension's Pair manually box.

  • Troubleshooting

    What to try when the extension won't connect, voice won't start or a change doesn't show up, and how to send the details to support.

  • Readiness

    One page lists what each feature needs on this Mac, such as permissions, the extension, your coding agents and models, and fixes what is missing in one click.

  • Common fixes

    Quick answers for signing in, pairing and updating, on the Support page.

Everyday use

  • Point at anything on your Mac

    Point at a button, a field or a window in any app and ask about it. MySunday reads what is under the pointer, never the screen's pixels, and shows its options beside it.

  • Options for what you point at

    When you point at something, MySunday offers what you can do with it, such as explain it, fix it or rewrite it. Read-only options run at once; anything that changes something waits for you.

  • Explain this

    Ask what something you pointed at means. The answer appears in the side panel under Right now, or beside it in a Mac app, built only from what you pointed at, and you can hand a code question to your coding agent.

  • Talk to a box

    Point at a box on a web page or in a Mac app and say what should go in it. Sunday shows you first.

  • Desktop triggers

    While voice listens, hold ⌥ over something to see its options (on a web page this needs Debug on); double-tap ⌘ to start voice, or rest the pointer while you speak. Each one is turned on or off for this Mac on the website.

  • The privacy map

    Every AI feature, what it sends, where it goes and how long it is kept. A workspace admin can turn features off, and your Mac then refuses them before anything is sent.

  • Activity and search

    Everything you did on this Mac in one timeline: tasks, work items, meetings, explanations, voice conversations and document edits. Press ⌘K and type a word to find it in any of them.

  • Meeting notes

    Take notes in a call. Both sides are transcribed on this Mac, your own lines are kept word for word, and the summary points back to the transcript. Tell the people in the call that you are taking notes.

  • Reference images and designs

    Drop, paste or drag in an image, or pick a region of a Figma tab, and use it as the reference for a change. Your agent opens it, and the result is checked against it.

  • Ask by voice

    Point at something on a page and ask what it means. The answer is spoken in one sentence and shown in the side panel under Right now, and a follow-up remembers your last few questions.

Documents

  • Rewrite in place

    Select text in a field, a page or another app and ask for it shorter, simpler or more formal. You see the old and the new text and nothing changes until you apply it; Undo puts it back.

  • Edits in documents

    Point at a paragraph, a cell or a slide in a Google document, or at your selection or a cell in Word or Excel on your Mac, and say what should change. You confirm the plan first, and Undo puts the original back.

Billing

  • Billing and cancelling

    Subscribe, top up, turn on automatic top-ups or cancel on your workspace's Billing page. Owners and admins find invoices in Paddle's customer portal.

Advanced

  • The Work board

    Every task records itself on the Work board, with what was done and what is left, across your projects and agents. Your own claude and codex sessions can record themselves too.

  • Several coding agents

    Use Claude Code, Codex and the other supported command-line agents side by side: hand a piece of work to another agent, or have one review another's change without editing anything.

  • Fix this? chips

    When a page shows a console error, a command fails or a task fails, MySunday can offer a quiet “Fix this?”. Each source is off until you turn it on for this Mac.

  • Draw on the page

    With Debug on, draw a box around elements, an arrow from one to where it should go, or a mark on one, and say what you want. A drawing that lands on nothing asks instead of guessing.

  • Repros, problems and screen sizes

    Record the steps that break a page, ask about a console error or a failed request, and check an element at phone, tablet and desktop widths, with a fix that names the numbers.

  • Automatic Accept

    A workspace can let a task accept itself when the change is on screen, every project check passed and nothing was touched outside its folders. You get 10 seconds to undo.

  • Compare and preview

    With Debug on, pick two elements to see how their styles differ, or try a change on one element in the page before any code changes.