The company building the execution layer for agents.
Vised operates real software the way a person does — seeing the screen, clicking, typing, and verifying. For people, that’s a new way to run your Mac. For agents, it’s the execution layer they’ve been missing.
Why that matters, and how the loop closes, is the manifesto. This page is about the company building it — and what’s real today.
Who it’s for
For people — a new way to operate your Mac: by voice, not mouse and keyboard. Say what you want and Vised does the clicking and typing, with you at the helm.
For agents — the execution layer. Any MCP-compatible agent can hand off a real software task and get verified results back, in-protocol.
What’s true today
We’re early, and we say so plainly. Live right now:
- Any app on your Mac — native desktop software and the browser alike, including the legacy tools that will never get an API.
- 70+ MCP tools any MCP-compatible agent can call.
- 59 control-type handlers — forms, dropdowns, uploads, menus, and more.
- Grounded perception — Apple Accessibility and Vision OCR. Every action located before it runs.
- A physical-input approval gate, tested on the signed, notarized build.
macOS today — Windows is on the roadmap.
Who’s building it
Built in San Francisco, founded by Konrad Sierzputowski. Small team, high bar, building in the open. A product of AgentHut.
For investors
Vised is an early-stage company. If you’re exploring this thesis — agent infrastructure, on-device execution, AI trust — reach us at [email protected].