One private brain for your projects, people, and ideas — shared across every agent.
Your mail, files, calendar and notes become memories — and a graph of the people and projects inside them — in a folder on your Mac you can open, copy or delete. A roster of agents reads from that one brain, so you explain a client once. Anything that would leave your machine stops at a card you can edit, until you press Confirm.
Learn more“One sentence here, in their own words, about the thing they stopped having to explain over again every single morning.”
It reads the apps you already use, speaks MCP to anything else, and runs on whichever model you bring. Nothing is wired to one vendor — including us.
Learn moreYour keys talk straight to your provider.
Signed and notarised. Not a web wrapper.
Answers with the Wi-Fi switched off.
One update check a day, carrying no identifier.
“A second sentence here, in their own words, about the thing it had already done by the time they opened the lid.”
Each agent keeps its own tools, its own permissions and its own way of working — and every one of them reads the same brain. Tell one of them something and you have told all of them.
Learn moreNot everything is a conversation. Some of it starts on a trigger, some of it needs a real browser because there is no API — and all of it needs a way back if something goes wrong.
Work that starts on a trigger,
not on a timer you babysit
When a site has no API,
it uses the site
One encrypted file,
two ways back in
Free while it is in beta. Bring your own model — or run a local one and never leave the machine.
Your position is —.
We will email you once when the beta opens.
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Chitragupta is built in the open, by one person. The source, the commits and the decisions are public — and so is whatever breaks.