the pushh and the muse

Handyman is a voice-first AR repair and build agent that lives on your phone. Point your camera at something broken; a geyser, a washing machine, a switchboard; say what's wrong, and it identifies the machine, figures out the fault, and talks you through the fix step by step, with each part highlighted right on your photo and everything spoken out loud. And it's not just for things that break. If you've got to build something, assemble a PC, mount a switchboard, put together flat-pack furniture. It becomes an IKEA manual come to life. It sees your parts, labels them A, B, C on screen, and walks you through the assembly in order, warning you before the dangerous steps. If a job involves mains voltage, gas, or anything sealed, it stops and says so plainly, then finds a real handyman nearby with your diagnosis already written up to send them. Eventually, this doesn't live on the phone at all, ideally it lives in AR glasses, with the masks sitting on the real world instead of a photo of it.