Your companion
A 3D character that walks on and tells you the things worth interrupting you for. Connect what you already use, give the people who matter their own face and voice, and let everything else stay quiet.
Your phone buzzes forty times a day. Two of those mattered.
The companion reads what comes in from the accounts you already use, decides what a person would actually want a tap on the shoulder for, and then walks over and says it. Everything else stays quiet, in a feed, with the reason it stayed quiet.
- 📱 Your phone, your Mac, anything One token, one endpoint. An Android profile, a Shortcut, a Mail rule, a build script, or an agent that decided you need to know.
- ✈️ Telegram A bot you create yourself relays only the chats you add it to. Revoke it and the connection is gone, with nothing left behind here.
- 📅 Calendar The private iCal link Google, Apple, Outlook and CalDAV all publish. It tells you the meeting is starting while you can still make it.
- ✉️ Email IMAP with an app password. Read only, headers and a preview, and your unread state is never touched. Or triage it on your own machine and send nothing but the sentence.
- 1 Connect what you already use. Every credential is yours, and encrypted here.
- 2 Give the people who matter a face and a voice. Their messages arrive as them.
- 3 Set the bar, and the hours you will not be disturbed. That is the whole product.
It reaches you here, as a push on your phone, and on your desktop as a character that walks across your screen. Developers get all of it as an SDK, a CLI, and an MCP server.
On stage
The most recent delivery, exactly as your companion performs it.
Connections
Bring your own keys. Nothing is stored that you cannot revoke from the other side in one click, and every credential is encrypted before it touches the database.
Who gets a face
Give a person an avatar and their messages arrive in that body, in their own voice. Everyone else is delivered by your default companion.
Everything it heard
Every message that came in, what it scored, and why. Quiet ones are kept here instead of being spoken.
How loud, and when
The bar a message has to clear before anyone walks on stage.