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Talk to AI in your TV — by voice, with your remote.
Marcel AI brings the AI assistants you already use to the big screen, designed from the ground up for Android TV and Google TV — not a phone app stretched to fit. VOICE FIRST Press the mic button and just talk. Your words appear in the chat box, and nothing is sent until you confirm — so a misheard sentence never turns into a question you didn't ask. Review, retry, or cancel before anything goes out. BUILT FOR A REMOTE Every control is reachable with the D-pad. A slim overlay strip on the left holds the mic, scroll up, scroll down and switch-assistant buttons; one LEFT press reaches it and one RIGHT press returns you to the page. Channel up/down scroll the conversation. No mouse, no touchscreen, no hunting. BUILT FOR A 10-FOOT SCREEN Pages render in their desktop layout rather than a phone layout, so text is readable from the couch instead of being sized for a device held at arm's length. MULTIPLE ASSISTANTS, ONE APP Switch between ChatGPT, Gemini, Grok, DeepSeek and Claude from a single picker. Each keeps its own signed-in session between launches, so you are not re-entering credentials on a remote every time. "Clear all sign-ins" resets everything when you want a clean slate. BEFORE YOU INSTALL — PLEASE READ Marcel AI is an independent app that loads each assistant's own website. It is not made by, endorsed by, or affiliated with OpenAI, Google, xAI, DeepSeek or Anthropic. You use each service under its own terms with your own account. Some things behave differently on TV than on a computer, and we would rather tell you up front: • Signing in with a Google account may be blocked inside the app on some devices. Email and password, or phone sign-in, work normally. • Voice input needs a microphone your TV exposes to apps. Many TV boxes do not; the app falls back to the on-screen keyboard. • These websites change often. If a control stops working, an update usually follows. No account is required to try it — most assistants allow a limited guest conversation.