Local-first AI workspace
Your work.
Your machine.
Your AI.
Meetings, code, documents and project memory in one place — with AI that runs on your computer.
Today’s signal
Pricing decision captured. 3 action items became issues. The release checklist is still open.
One workspace, not ten tabs
Everything around the project.
Meetings become project memory.
Meet, Teams and Zoom captions become live notes, decisions and action items — in the same project as the code.
Explore capture →Ask with the project in context.
Search the Library, attach sources and ask questions grounded in meetings, docs and code — not a blank chat box.
Explore chat →Code changes with a paper trail.
Review the diff, approve the action and keep protected paths intact. Agents propose; you decide.
Explore code →Repeat the work you trust.
Loop runs verified workflows. Auto Tasks handle scheduled reviews and maintenance, with logs and limits.
Explore automation →Interactive architecture
Follow the data.
Click a stage to see what crosses the boundary.
Account service
Email, display name, passkey public keys, sessions and device labels. No meetings, code, chats or provider keys.
Your desktop
The local core, project database, model credentials and all agent actions. The core binds to loopback, not the internet.
Encrypted relay
Queues opaque, end-to-end encrypted envelopes between approved devices. The relay cannot read project data.
Your browser or phone
A passkey signs in; the desktop approves the device and limits what it can ask for. No public copy of your project.
Local-first by architecture
The cloud knows your account. Not your work.
Most AI tools move the project to their servers. We keep the database on your desk and let the account service do identity only.
Why this is differentCloud
- Email + passkeys
- Device list
- Session hashes
- Encrypted envelopes
Your desktop
- Meetings + notes
- Source + code
- Chats + documents
- AI credentials
Start local
Bring your work. Keep your data.
Create your account, open a project, and let AI work where the project already lives.