Knows when to ask you
Captchas, risky steps, decisions that are yours — bia asks instead of guessing.
A good assistant knows the limits of its role. When a website demands proof that a human is present, when a step cannot be undone, or when a choice is really yours, bia stops and asks — clearly, with the options laid out.
What it means for you
Human tasks
For a captcha or an unusual login, bia hands you a small task in the web app: finish it, and bia continues where it stopped.
Confirms before it’s too late
Erasing data, removing programs, changing disks or restarting — bia asks first and waits for your yes.
Buttons and polls
Questions come with tap-to-answer buttons, so a decision takes one touch on your phone.
Repairs the safe things itself
Fixes that cannot hurt anything — reinstalling a missing program, resuming a download — it just does, and tells you afterwards.
Ideas for using it
- Approve payments or purchases with one tap.
- Solve a captcha for bia from your phone while it does the rest of the form.
- Decide between options bia researched, without reading long explanations.
Good to know
You decide how much freedom bia has. People without full trust can never approve serious actions.
Works hand in hand with
Its own private chat app
A Telegram-like app on your own network — chats, files, calls, the screen.
Learn moreUses the computer like you do
Installs programs, fixes Wi-Fi, sorts files — and keeps chatting while it works.
Learn moreKnows who’s who
An address book with trust levels, languages and every way to reach someone.
Learn moreWake up a potato
All you need is a USB stick and a computer you are not using. Twenty minutes later, it is someone.