Your desk, on camera.
Now with a co-star.
Every tech video is filmed over the same desktop. Stonic AI puts a living, talking sci-fi character on yours — someone to bounce ideas off while you create, who can open your apps or find a file when you ask, and who steals every B-roll shot.
For content creators, Stonic AI is a sci-fi AI character that lives on your Windows desktop. Talk ideas through with it, ask it to open your editing apps or find a file, and let its cinematic interface double as a visual on camera. It is a creative companion, not a tool for processing footage in bulk.
The problem.
Long editing nights with nobody to think out loud with.
Opening the same apps, folders and tabs by hand before every session.
Your videos about tech... filmed over a desktop that looks like everyone else's.
A few things creators ask it.
"Open Premiere Pro and my assets folder"
Your apps come up while you grab a coffee.
"Find my file called desk-tour-thumbnail"
Found and opened — no digging through folders.
"Create a folder called Desk Tour 2026 on my desktop"
Ready and waiting before the first clip lands.
"Give me three title ideas for a desk tour video"
Ideas out loud, and a back-and-forth until one feels right.
Why creators keep it on screen.
Someone to think out loud with
Talk through ideas, titles and hooks with a character that remembers what you are working on.
Small things, by voice
Open your apps, make a folder, find a file — without breaking your flow.
B-roll that flexes
A cinematic AI interface in frame instantly raises production value. Viewers will ask what it is.
Your files stay put
Stonic opens and finds your project files on your PC without uploading them. Only a file you ask it to read is sent to the AI.
Frequently asked questions
No — and it is not built to. Stonic handles small, single asks, like creating a folder, finding a file or opening a project. Sorting hundreds of clips is a job for your editing software or a dedicated file tool.
Stonic AI can open and switch between any installed app (Premiere, DaVinci, Photoshop, OBS). The editing itself stays with you and your tools — Stonic is the company at your desk, not a replacement for them.
Opening, finding and creating files happens on your PC, and Stonic does not upload your projects. What you say to it — and any file you ask it to read, or anything it sees through Awareness or the camera — is sent to the AI to be answered. If a project is confidential, keep it off screen or switch Awareness off while you work.
The creators upgrade your setup is missing.
Five-minute setup. A desktop that talks back.