Install the app
Start with the signed desktop installer. Viola runs from your computer and can add rooms through ordinary browsers.
Viola is a voice assistant for Windows and Mac that starts with what you already use. Install it, connect your services, and ask for the result. Switching from Siri, Alexa, or Google Assistant? You keep everything else.
Start with the signed desktop installer. Viola runs from your computer and can add rooms through ordinary browsers.
Use YouTube/Google music paths, Spotify in the Windows desktop app, or local files for music. Connect Google Calendar in Settings to enable calendar features. Add Home Assistant if you want smart home control.
Say "Viola", or hold push-to-talk if you prefer. Add rooms by opening a browser on another device. Set up phone in Settings when you want outbound calls.
Viola runs on Windows 10 or 11 (64-bit), or a Mac (Intel or Apple Silicon, via Rosetta 2). It is free to start: no card, no account required to install, and the Free plan has the same features as Pro and Max. When you connect your accounts, Viola stays local-first: OAuth tokens, API keys, memory, and browser profiles live on your device by default, and the Privacy Ledger documents what leaves your machine. Prefer your own API key or a local model? BYOK and local-model setup never needs a paid plan.
Ask for the outcome. Viola chooses the steps and stops for approval when the action needs it.
No. Connect only what you use. Music works out of the box with local files; Google Calendar, Spotify on the Windows desktop app, Home Assistant, and phone calling are each separate opt-in connections in Settings.
The wake word is on from the start, so you can just say "Viola". If you would rather it only listened when you ask, switch to push-to-talk in Settings.
Yes. Installing costs nothing, no card or account is required, and the Free plan includes a light managed usage allowance. Bring your own API key and it stays free; a local model also keeps it free on Windows. See plans.
Viola is local-first: OAuth tokens, API keys, memory, and browser profiles stay on your device by default, and the Privacy Ledger documents exactly what leaves your machine per capability.
On Windows or Mac, yes. Viola covers music across rooms, calendar, real outbound phone calls, browser tasks, and smart home control, and it connects to the services you already use rather than a new ecosystem. Compare Viola with Alexa, Google, and Siri.
Download Viola for Windows or Mac, connect the services you want, and ask for the outcome. Free to start.
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