Ten purpose-built apps: email, meetings, calendars, notes, code. Each one owns a single domain of your life and runs open-weight AI on your hardware. Cross-app intelligence is opt-in, per app, and nothing is pooled in a cloud.
Gopher, Weekly, and Almanac in 71 seconds
Describe a diagram in plain language and the agent writes production-ready Draw.io XML. Real-time collaboration built in.
Zero-inbox email triage. Three agents categorize your mail and draft replies, then share must and should priorities with the rest of the suite.
Meeting notes analyzed by local LLMs. Summaries, action items, and key topics, encrypted at rest with full-text search across everything.
A distraction-free Pomodoro timer. Work sessions, breaks, and keyboard shortcuts, all local, no account required.
Live audio transcription with faster-whisper and Ollama. Real-time cleanup, summaries, and action items, all running locally.
Your concierge across the estate. Ask about your email, meetings, tasks, and reviews, and the answers come from your actual data.
Staff-level AI code review on local LLMs. Review files, branches, or open PRs, and switch between code review and security review modes.
The Sunday synthesis. Asks Gopher what happened across your week and turns it into plain prose, plus three intentions for the next one.
A read-only view across Google and iCloud calendars. See where your time goes by day, week, or month, and feed that context to Gopher.
AI effort sizing for Monday.com tickets, GitHub issues, and free-text work. Sizes and rationale flow back into weekly planning.
Ask your own documents. Files and Google Drive are indexed locally, and every answer names the documents it came from.
I stopped waiting for the app that fixes everything. I build what I'd actually trust with my own life, running on hardware I control, not rented from someone else's cloud. When things pile up, the easy move is to buy your way out. I'd rather build my way out.
Every app is live. Every app is free. Every app runs locally.