Pre-launch. We are building this now.
Ask anyone.
Their agent handles the rest.
A messenger where each person has a personal agent that prepares the work and acts only after you approve.
Pre-launch. We are building this now.
A messenger where each person has a personal agent that prepares the work and acts only after you approve.
Today
Someone asks you for something. You read it, open five other apps, and do the work yourself.
What we are building
Communication that carries a request all the way to an outcome, while you stay in control of every step.
Sam messages you. Your agent checks your calendar and suggests a reply. You tap Allow, and Sam gets an answer with an invite. You never left the thread.
Every action your agent proposes waits for one of three answers. It never acts on its own.
Each relationship has its own context and its own permissions. You decide what the agent may use and what it may reveal, one relationship at a time.
Mail, calendars, files, and chat keep doing their jobs. Your agent uses them where you allow it. Connections are in development, none are live yet.
In development
One identity, one personal agent, many tools, many relationships. A layer where people and agents can reach each other and get things done.
One persistent agent tied to you, with a trusted address rooted in your phone number.
Different context for every relationship. Nothing leaks across them.
Connect a tool once. Use it anywhere you have allowed it.
Each conversation can have its own scoped agent and its own permissions.
Schedule, research, follow up, escalate, act. Always after permission.
Specialized capabilities you can add to a relationship or a workflow.
The problem. Messages create work across fragmented apps. Identity, private context, and a reachable endpoint for personal agents do not exist yet.
The product. A personal agent sits inside communication and can prepare or execute that work, with the person deciding what it sees, shares, and does.
The wedge. A messenger, because that is where requests already arrive and where agent-mediated requests feel natural.
The platform. Identity, context, permissions, communication, and execution as shared infrastructure for people and agents working together.
Email only. We invite early users gradually, starting with people whose workflows can teach us the most.
You are in.
We are building a communication system where messages can become actions, with you in control.
Not yet. We are building it now and inviting people from the waitlist gradually.
No. Every proposed action waits for Allow, Edit, or No. That model is the core of the product.
We are starting with mail, calendars, files, and team chat. No connection is live yet, and we will say so clearly when one is.
Only what you have allowed for a given relationship. Your agent does not treat a stranger like your partner.
No. They keep doing their jobs. The agent works through them where you permit it.
