A Saudi AI agent that works for you on Windows and in the browser
Hammam is the assistant in m7bok. Tell him what you need in your own words and he does it: he opens sites and fills them in, and works in your Windows programs and files until the job is done, while you watch.
How is he different from a chat app?
A chat app answers you and hands you steps to follow. Hammam follows them himself: he opens, reads, fills in and saves, and you watch him do it.
What can he do for you?
In the browser
Opens pages and reads them, compares for you, and fills in forms.
In your programs
Opens programs and types in them, just as you would with the mouse and keyboard.
In your files
Reads and organises files, and writes new ones in the folder you give him.
Translates video
Any clip in another language, subtitled in Arabic as you watch.
How do you call him?
- By voice: say “Ya Hammam” and a request box opens in the middle of the screen.
- With the mouse: hold the mouse wheel down anywhere on your PC.
- From a page: select any text on a page and ask him what you want done with it.
The last word is yours
He doesn’t touch your PC unless you allow him. He stops and asks before any payment, purchase, booking, final submission or deletion, and you can stop him at any moment.
What does it cost?
The first 14 days are free, then 39 riyals a month. The browser itself is always free.
Questions people ask
Can Hammam see my passwords?
No. Password fields and card numbers are never read, even while he fills in a page for you.
Is he always listening?
Your voice is not recorded. Your PC itself listens for two words only, “Ya Hammam” and “Lakhkhis” (summarise), and your voice is sent nowhere.
Can I stop him while he works?
Yes, with one click at any moment. You can also type a correction while he is working and he follows your word.
Does he work offline?
No. Hammam needs the internet, because your request is sent to m7bok’s servers to be carried out.
Does he understand Arabic dialects?
Yes. Write to him as you would talk to someone, in your own dialect or in English, and he answers in your language.
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Last updated: 5 October 2026