Your world, the intelligence that works with it, and a band that carries it beyond the screen.
Right now your work, your data and your memory are scattered across different apps and different servers.
- Notion
- Obsidian
- Recall
- Trello
- Google Calendar
- Wispr Flow
- Browsers
- Agents
- Habit Tracker
- Council AI
- Second Brain
- OpenClaw
- Todoist
- Zapier
- Gmail
You need one ecosystem.
One private ecosystem.
What is
Your apps don't talk to each other. Your notes don't know your calendar. Your AI can answer anything — but it can't touch any of it. is one system that can: a Workspace that remembers, an intelligence that acts, and a band that keeps you in it.
One system
Everything you know, an intelligence that can act on it, and a way to reach it when you’re nowhere near a screen. Built as one — so each part makes the others better.
Workspace
Where your world lives.
- Projects, notes, meetings, research, decisions
- Search by meaning, not keywords
- Private mode keeps it all on your computer
The intelligence that works with it.
- Say “” — it does the task in your real apps
- Reads the screen the way your Mac describes it
- Checks every result before it tells you it's done
Band
Beyond the screen.
- Talk to from anywhere
- Gentle nudges, not a wall of notifications
- In development · early access open
Workspace
Projects, notes, meetings, research and decisions live together — not scattered across six apps. reads it before it acts and writes back what it did, so nothing gets lost between apps.
Meetings / Design review — brief
Design review — brief
Tomorrow, 10:00 · Priya and Arjun · video call.
Priya wants the pricing slide redone; Arjun has two cover options.
“Keep the free tier — it’s how people find us. Move the limits to Pro.”
Added by · from 3 emails and last week’s decision
Not another chat window. sees what’s on your screen, understands what you’re doing, and gets it done across your real apps — then checks that it actually worked.
Sees the interface itself — every window, button and field
Understands an email from your professor, not text at 412, 180
Acts checks the right window is in front before every keystroke
Verifies never claims work it didn't do
- MailRead three emails from Priya about pricing
- KeynoteOpened the deck and found the pricing slide
- WorkspacePulled last week's decision on the free tier
- WorkspaceWrote your brief under Meetings
- CheckRead it back on screen — brief saved
Band
A band on your wrist that reaches wherever you are — on a walk, between classes, in the car. Ask, and the work happens on your computer and lands in your Workspace.
How it connects
You tell the Band: “remind me to send Priya the deck.”
exports the deck from Keynote and drafts the email — then waits for your yes.
The file, the email and the decision are filed under the project. Ask about it next month.
Why
Notion keeps what you know. A chatbot answers what you ask. is the first to do both — and then do the work, in the apps you already use.
| Capability | Notion | Chat assistants | Browser agents | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Works in your real desktop apps — Mail, Keynote, Finder, anything | ✓ | no | no | partly · web only |
| Remembers your projects, people and decisions in one place | ✓ | inside Notion | partly | no |
| Acts, then reads the result back to prove it worked | ✓ | no | no | partly |
| Hands-free: just say its name | ✓ | no | partly | no |
| Asks before it sends anything in your name | ✓ | — | — | partly |
| Screen understanding stays on your computer | ✓ | — | no | no · cloud browser |
| Reaches you off the screen | Band · soon | no | no | no |
Every day
- 7:30
Morning brief
reads your calendar, inbox and open tasks, and tells you the three things that matter today.
- 10:00
Meeting, prepared
The brief is waiting in your Workspace — emails, the deck and last week's decision in one page.
- 13:00
Research that sticks
Ask to dig into a topic. Sources are checked, and the findings land in your Workspace with links.
- 16:00
Inbox, handled
Replies drafted in your voice. Nothing goes out until you say yes.
- 21:00
It learns you
Your apps, your people, the way you like things done. Every week you explain a little less.
Your rules
Only its name wakes it
listens for “” and nothing else, and turns your voice into text on your Mac.
It asks before it speaks for you
Before a message or email goes out, reads back who it's going to and waits for your yes.
Private by design
Screen understanding runs locally, in memory. Password prompts, private windows and apps you exclude are never read.
Stop means stop
Say “wait”, or press Stop. halts at the next step and tells you where it got to.
Install , say “”, and give it the first thing on your list. Free to start.