Rudy

Rudy is an AI gaming companion that watches your screen and talks back while you play. The pitch on his homepage is blunt: "I watch you play. I roast you." He is a live vision agent with a voice, sitting in the corner of your session, reacting to what is actually on your display instead of waiting for a prompt. More than 50,000 gamers have used him across over a million sessions, according to the site's own counters. The mechanism matters. Rudy reads the pixels on your screen rather than hooking into game files, which is why he works with whatever you are already playing instead of a supported-title list. The site names Roblox, Minecraft, Geometry Dash, Forsaken, Fortnite, Valorant, Overwatch 2, CS2, Apex Legends, Rocket League, League of Legends, Call of Duty and Dota 2 among the games people bring to him, and states plainly that anything you can put on your screen will work. On desktop you share your screen; on a console or PC where you would rather not screen share, you point your phone's camera at the display and he calls the plays from there. Full mobile screen support is described as on the way. Rudy has two personalities and you choose which one shows up. Bad Rudy is the unfiltered version: he roasts your aim, your build, your username and your taste in games, and the site warns that headphones are non-negotiable. Nice Rudy is the friend who helps: he calls clutches, offers aim and decision feedback, and celebrates wins, and he is pitched as safe when parents are in the room. Both are included in the subscription from the start, and you can flip between them mid-clutch with no cooldown and no reset. Interaction is conversational in both directions. You can talk out loud or type in chat, and he answers with real voice as well as text; the demo clips show typed chat specifically so the voice layer is clear. Rudy says he supports over 100 languages. Setup is deliberately three steps: make an account with Google, Discord or email; share your screen or point your camera; put headphones in. Nothing from your screen is stored, according to the site. Pricing is flat and time-based. You can try Rudy free in the browser window, after which Starter costs $4.99 a month and Pro costs $19.99 a month with more included time. He stops talking when your minutes run out, extra minutes are off by default and come with a monthly cap you set yourself, there are no credit packs, and cancellation is one click from the account page. If he fails you on day one, the site promises a refund by email. Rudy is a web app rather than a plugin, and there is no public API or developer platform. Around the product sit supporting resources: use-case and comparison pages, GTA 6 guides, a privacy page, terms, an X account at heyrudyai, and support at hey@heyrudy.ai.