The Gamer
Lives for the clutch. Knows every callout.
Wombow watches your screen, hears you, and helps in real time — while you play, while you watch, while you're out.
Now on the App Store. Free on iPhone.
Wombow Wrapped picks a mascot based on how you spent your time. Four personalities, sorted automatically — no quiz, no opt-in form.
Lives for the clutch. Knows every callout.
Knows every kit number. Yells at the TV.
Doesn't skip the credits. Remembers the soundtrack.
Up late, every night. Doesn't ask why.
Point your phone at what you're already doing — Wombow picks up the rest.
Live tips while you play. Just aim your phone at the screen.
“He's flanking right — watch the smoke at B main.”
Point your phone at any match — live tactical reads and commentary.
“That's a clear chance forming — keeper's off his line.”
Wait who is that? Wombow knows the actors, the show, the year. Spoiler-free.
“That's Margot Robbie — also in Once Upon a Time in Hollywood.”
No camera, no screen — sometimes you just want to talk. Chat with the latest AI by text or voice, show it a photo, and pick up any conversation right where you left off.
Type, dictate, or go fully hands-free — Wombow listens and talks back, like a friend on the phone.
Snap a picture or pick from your library and ask about anything in it — up to four at a time.
Fast, free models for everyday questions — or premium Claude, GPT, and Gemini with Wombow Pro.
Download a model once and chat with nothing leaving your device — no network, no servers, no trace. Nine models, from featherweight to powerful.
A separate Windows app that reads your game screen — no phone, no camera propped against the monitor. It cheers the big plays and stays quiet the rest of the time, just like on your phone. In open testing now, and the free tier runs entirely on your own graphics card.
It watches the game right on your monitor — most games work as they are, fullscreen included. If it can't see one, it tells you.
The free tier runs an AI model on your own GPU. Nothing about your screen leaves your machine — no cloud, no cost.
It only looks at your screen, the way OBS does — it never touches the game itself. Cheers your highlights and saves them to your PC.
Open beta · nothing gets wiped · Windows 10 / 11
Everything Wombow saw and said stays with you — never on a server, never on a feed. It's yours to revisit, share, or wipe.
Every session lands in a private journal on your phone. Wombow tags the moments worth coming back to — a clutch round, a plot twist, the goal you yelled at.
After a game night, a 60-second coach card: what you did well, what to work on, broken out by game (CS2, PUBG, Apex …). Quiet by default — generate it when you want it.
Every month, season, and year, Wombow pulls together your favorite moments into a share-ready card. Your wombat looks a little different depending on how you spent your time.
One person hosts; everyone hears Wombow's commentary in sync via SharePlay. Movie nights and matches, together — without anyone having to type or talk.
You'll know Wombow is there because you opened it. Not because it shouted.
One exception worth knowing: anonymous crash reports go to Sentry so we can fix bugs you'll never have to tell us about. No camera frames, no voice transcripts, no analytics — see the privacy policy.
Your phone's camera (or screen) sees what you see, ~once every two seconds. Frames stay on your device unless Wombow needs to ask the cloud for a fresh take.
Your voice triggers a reply. No wake word, no “Hey Wombow.” Just talk like you would to a friend on the couch.
Short. Useful. Concrete. Three personas — Wombow, Buddy, Calm — pick one. Or turn the voice off entirely and read captions instead.
Most of the time Wombow says nothing. A dramatic moment? Let the screenwriter cook. Crowd shot? Same. Wombow speaks when speaking is useful.
Three accessibility tracks ship in the first version, not the third.
Free on the App Store. No account needed to start — just point your phone and play.