Alive on your screen
Wanders, follows your cursor, walks on window title bars, gets dizzy if you shake it and naps when you're away.
Shape wanders around your screen, reminds you about tasks and meetings, holds your files, and cheers you on. It stays out of your way when you're busy.
No admin rights needed · updates itself
A few moments from a normal day with Shape.
A little personality and a lot of help, without getting in the way.
Wanders, follows your cursor, walks on window title bars, gets dizzy if you shake it and naps when you're away.
Type “call mum at 5pm” or “stretch in 20 min”. Shape pops up on time, with a Windows notification too.
Add your Outlook or Google calendar and Shape lets you know a few minutes before each meeting. One-click Google Calendar is in beta.
Drop files on Shape to hold them, drag them out anywhere, or let Shape eat them into the Recycle Bin (with Undo).
Bring your own Claude or Gemini key. Ask questions, let Shape manage your to-do list in plain words, or tell it to wear its crown.
Goes quiet when you present or join a call, and is invisible in screen shares, so it never photobombs.
Your name, birthdays and the little things you tell it. Gives you a morning briefing, celebrates your streaks and wears a party hat on your birthday.
Eight body shapes, any colour, hats and faces to unlock, plus festival outfits for Halloween, Diwali and Christmas.
Try it here. The app has even more.
Grab the installer (about 5 MB). No admin rights needed.
If Windows says “Windows protected your PC”, click More info → Run anyway. Why?
Sign in with Google or email to make Shape yours, or just tell it your name. Right-click it anytime for the menu.
Windows shows this for new apps that aren't signed with a paid code-signing certificate yet. Click More info, then Run anyway. Shape's updates are signed, and the installer only installs for your user account.
Yes. The only cost is optional: if you turn on AI chat, you use your own Claude or Gemini API key.
No. It's tiny, the empty space around it lets clicks through, and it goes quiet when you're presenting, in a call or watching something fullscreen.
Shape downloads new versions in the background and installs them while you're away from your PC, never during a meeting or presentation. It then tells you what's new. Prefer to decide yourself? Turn off "Install updates automatically" in Settings → About.
No. Shape works without one. A free account (Google or email) lets you change Shape's look, memory and AI settings and keeps just your name, email and app version. Your tasks, chats and files never leave your PC.
Windows 10 and 11 for now. A Mac version is planned.
Windows Settings → Apps → Installed apps → Shape → Uninstall.
Free · Windows 10 & 11