An assistant thatlearns how you work.
Give it instructions as you would give them to a person. It records the tasks, sets the priorities, reminds you at the right time and reports exactly what it changed.
- 0.5 secfrom your last word to text, on your server
- anyfrontier model, subscription or API key
- nonepublic address. Your devices only.
A short guided tour. Tap where the ring indicates.
Set up once
Three steps, done once.
Provide your history
It reads the Claude Code and Codex sessions already on your computer: how you phrase instructions, what you correct, what you prioritise. It records these observations as rules, each linked to the session it came from.
Choose the model
Select the model that does the reasoning: Opus 5 at present, or any other frontier model. Authenticate with an existing subscription or an API key. The model can be replaced later without changing anything else.
Habits and voice
Set when your day starts, when it should remain silent, and whether replies are read aloud. Any of these can be changed later in conversation.
Then, every day
You speak. It records, prioritises, reminds and reports.
Morning brief
On "I'm up" it delivers the day's brief: the tasks that fit the available hours, items due, and anything that arrived overnight. If something needs a decision, it asks a single question.
Instructions in plain language
There are no forms or menus. You state what you want in ordinary language, and it derives the tasks, dates and priorities from what you said.
Reminders at the right moment
Reminders can be set for a time, on a schedule, or on a condition such as "once the quote is sent". They reach your phone at the right moment and are held while you sleep. None is repeated unnecessarily and none is lost.
Priorities, soft or strict
Each task is placed in one of four horizons: now, the next few days, this week, or someday. The horizon is inferred from how you phrase the request. A stated date becomes a firm deadline. In every case it reports the choice so you can correct it.
It learns how you work
Over time it identifies patterns in how you work, for example that client calls happen in the afternoon. It presents each observation with the evidence behind it and asks for confirmation. A confirmed pattern becomes a rule; a rejected one is not proposed again.
Ask any time
Questions such as "What's next?", "What did I promise Acme?" or "How was last week?" can be asked at any time. The answer is short and drawn from the full record.
Aware of your development work
It follows the development work done on your computer, so you can ask where a project stands and receive an answer that cites the relevant session. Access is configured per project: what it may read, and whether it may modify anything.
Your calendars
Connected calendars are read, never written. Meetings appear in the morning brief, a reminder precedes each one, and overlapping commitments are flagged.
Evening check-in
On "going to sleep" it closes the day: what was completed, what carries over, and one question if one is pending. It then remains silent until you report that you are up.
Inside
The technical essentials.
Fast in both directions
The only significant wait is the model's own processing. Transcription, transfer and speech synthesis add roughly one second in total.
Speech processed locally
Transcription runs on your own server with a compact speech model, not through a cloud service. It handles Greek and English, including both in one sentence. Audio never leaves the machine.
Your server, your phone
The system runs on hardware you own. Your phone and laptop reach it over an encrypted private network. No component is hosted by a third party.
Private by construction
There is no public address, so no link can be guessed or forwarded. Only devices you have enrolled can reach the service, and every request is verified against your identity. Backups are encrypted before leaving the server.
The bubble
A floating control that stays above whichever application is open. Tap it and speak; a short pause sends the message. Hold it to keep the words unsent. Saying "hold that" has the same effect.
Phone and laptop
A single web application that installs on the phone and opens on the laptop at the same address. The bubble is a separate Android application.
Any frontier model
The model is an interchangeable component. A capable model handles conversation; a lighter one handles routine jobs such as the morning brief. Billing is through a subscription or an API key.
Streamlined interface
The interface is deliberately restrained: one accent colour, a small type scale, no decoration. It is designed to be read in a glance.
Why you can trust it
Three guarantees built into the design.
Files are the truth
Every task, client and reminder is a plain text file under version control. Everything can be read, searched and reverted.
The report is computed
The report of what was changed is generated from the actual file changes, not from the model's own account. It cannot claim work that was not done.
No is remembered
A rejected pattern is recorded as rejected and not proposed again. A stated rule is kept until you change it.