An AI that learns from you. And whose memory belongs to you.
It keeps what it knows about your work in files, on your Mac. Every time you correct it, it writes down what it learned. Week after week, it gets more accurate, and faster.
ChatGPT and Claude already remember things about you. But that memory is scattered across places that don't talk to each other, and it stays with them. Here, your memory is a single folder on your Mac: plain text files you can open, back up, and hand to another AI tomorrow, including an open model running on your own machine.
Request: prepare Martin's quote
Without an index
clients/dupont/contract.pdf
clients/martin/brief.md
meetings/2026-10-12.md
meetings/2026-10-19.md
projects/martin-website.md
methods/quotes.md
rules.md
Files read: 7Ready
With the index
index.md
clients/dupont/contract.pdf
clients/martin/brief.md
meetings/2026-10-12.md
meetings/2026-10-19.md
projects/martin-website.md
methods/quotes.md
rules.md
Files read: 3Ready
The right context. At the right time.
What matters is written down in files: your clients, your projects, your decisions, your preferences. An index lists them, and the AI keeps it up to date every week. Before it answers, it reads the index and opens only the files it needs. It finds things fast, and keeps costs down.
First draft
“Hi Martin, here’s the quote.”
“Hi Martin, here’s the quote.”
You correct it
“No: we address clients by their last name.”
rules.md
Sign as “Fabien”
Quotes as PDF, never Word
+ Address clients by their last name
Next time
“Dear Ms Martin, please find the quote attached.”
Rule applied
It learns. From every correction you make.
When you correct it, it writes the rule into your folders. Next time, it doesn't make the same mistake. The more it works with you, the more accurate it gets.
Prepare this week's quotesSent
Collect the requestsThe AI · done
Check the detailsYou · approved
Write the quotesThe AI · done
Review before sendingYou · approved
SendThe AI · done
Whole tasks. Under your control.
A recurring task is broken into steps, each one described in a file. The AI runs through them and stops wherever you decided, to show you its work. You approve it or correct it, and it carries on.
Plugged into your tools. Both ways.
Your workspace connects to what you already use: your email, your calendar, your documents, Notion, Figma, Slack. The AI pulls what it needs from them, and puts back what it prepares: a draft email, a time slot, a document. What it's allowed to do in each tool is your call, one tool at a time.
Example. A radio's visuals, half a day less work every week.
At DIA! Radio, every show gets its own Instagram post and story. Making them by hand took a good half day each week. Now the AI checks the details and drafts the emails to the residents. The visual templates the team designed in Figma, it rebuilt once: since then, every visual comes out on its own, exactly to template. The team takes a look, and says: send. It took two hours to set up, because all the context it needed was already there, in their folders.
Every week, at DIA! RadioDone. Thursday is waiting on its mix.
1 · The AI checks the schedule
Tuesday 18:00complete
Wednesday 20:00complete
Thursday 19:00missing mix
Friday 22:00complete
2 · The script builds the visuals
Figma template
The show’s image
Schedule, from the admin
Resident: Instagram, email
@resident
3 · You take a look
3 visuals in the Drive
FixSend
3 emails sent to the residents
In the works
A memory for each of you. And one for the team.
Everyone keeps their own workspace, on their own Mac. When someone learns something useful to everyone, they ask their AI to share it with the team. And when someone else's AI needs it, it reads it from the team's memory.
When it’s needed, everyone’s AI reads from the team’s memory
Shared with the teamRead when neededStays personal
Frequently asked questions.
Does my data go anywhere?+
Your files stay on your Mac, with a private backup in your name. When the AI works, what it reads goes through its provider (Anthropic for Claude, OpenAI for ChatGPT), as with any use of these tools. But your memory doesn't depend on them: if you cancel a subscription, nothing disappears, and any AI can read it again. We never see your content: we look after the setup, and no update is applied without your approval.
What do I need?+
A Mac, and a Claude (or ChatGPT) subscription in your name. We'll help you pick the plan on the first call. Windows hasn't been tested yet.
Do I need to know how to code?+
No. You talk to it the way you'd talk to a person.
Which AI?+
We recommend Claude, by Anthropic: today it's the most reliable tool for real production work. Your workspace also works with ChatGPT (Codex). And if another tool does better tomorrow, you switch without losing anything, since everything lives in your folders.
How much does it cost?+
A setup, then a monthly subscription for the follow-up. We send you a quote after the first call.
Tell us about your week.
01
A call
You show us what takes up your time, and what you already do with AI.
02
The setup
An hour together, on a video call. Your workspace is up and running on your Mac.
03
The follow-up
Every month, we look at what works with you, update things, and add what you need.