MetaMate

Your parent is stuck in an unfamiliar program and cannot find the right button, and you are far away. MetaMate is for that phone call. Mate is a small light bulb on the Windows desktop. Hold Ctrl, ask out loud in English or Russian, and he answers aloud, flies beside the right control and shines a beam on it. You click it yourself. For "how do I" questions he teaches one step at a time and checks each click. "Is this safe?" looks only at the active window and names the red flags it sees. After a lesson he leaves a printable card. Only the window you are using is captured, only when the question needs the screen. Password fields are painted black first, and it fails closed. Mate never presses Pay, Delete, money-transfer or password buttons. "I can't find it" beats a guess. For judges: install from https://meta-mate.stream or the GitHub release, then click "Try without signing in" (12 messages an hour). In a browser, Mate asks once per window before he looks: press F8 (Fn + F8 on a laptop) or click him. Sign in with Google to see the full keepsake card. Developer mode in Settings, under "For judges and developers", opens "Under the hood". Built by Azizjon, one indie developer, with a team of AI coding agents. Windows only.