Most AI productivity tools still expect you to be the digital glue—copying output from a chatbot window, reformatting it, and pasting it into spreadsheets, CRMs, or email clients. BVIO Technology is taking a different route: turning AI into an actual second user sitting at your desk.
Fresh off its debut at IFA 2026, BVIO has officially launched Violoop on Kickstarter. Rather than running as a browser plugin or desktop background app, Violoop is a palm-sized hardware device that plugs directly into your machine via HDMI and USB to see your screen, click, and type just like a human collaborator.

How Personal Agentic Computing Works
Instead of relying solely on API integrations, Violoop interacts with software visually and mechanically across your entire OS:
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Cross-App Execution: Give it a single high-level objective, and it navigates between legacy software, local apps, and browser tabs without manual handoffs.
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Universal Compatibility: Trained on over 200 applications and 10,000 real-world software screens, it uses APIs when available and falls back to mouse-and-keyboard input when they aren’t.
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Smart Model Routing: Connect your own API keys for Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, or Codex. Violoop routes routine actions locally, and reserves paid cloud tokens strictly for complex reasoning.
Privacy-First and Built for “Away Mode”
Handing full control of your peripherals to an AI naturally raises security questions. BVIO built Violoop with a local-first architecture to keep sensitive screen data off external servers:
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Local Inference: An on-device 8-billion-parameter model powered by 26 TOPS of AI acceleration parses visual context locally. Your screen feed is never broadcast to the cloud.
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Hardware-Level Security: A dedicated STM32H563 security processor isolates permissions from raw intelligence, requiring human authorisation for critical actions.
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Mobile Supervision: In Away Mode, Violoop continues processing tasks while you step away. If it hits an action requiring approval, it pings your phone for a quick sign-off before proceeding.

Pricing and Availability
The Kickstarter campaign is live now with early bird pricing starting at US$399—a $300 discount off the planned $699 retail price. Backer units are slated to ship in October 2026