An extension of you.
Today erys remembers your meetings and drafts your mail. That is the beginning. The end is a chief of staff that runs your whole computer, the way you would run it.
It keeps every word.
erys sits inside your meetings, your inbox, and your calendar, and holds all of it in one memory. Every promise you make, every decision, every follow-up, caught the moment you say it and drafted before you ask. You decide and you send. Nothing leaves without you.
Your whole computer. One sentence.
Any app, any browser, any job. You stop describing software and start naming the outcome.
- Reply to this morning’s investors in my voice, and hold Thursday for anyone who wants a call.
- Put everything we’ve decided on pricing since the offsite into the board deck.
- Spin down the R2 box we stood up to test ProjectX.
- Book the designer we liked for next Tuesday and send her the offer.
erys opens the app, walks the path it learned from you, and does the work. It knows what ProjectX is because you built it here last month, and it remembered. Nothing leaves until you say so.
It learns by watching you work.
Nothing to script, nothing to configure. erys watches how you reply, how you schedule, how you move through your tools, in real time, and turns your habits into how it acts. When it meets a step it has never seen, it reasons its way through once and keeps that path forever. The more you use it, the more it becomes you.
It remembers everything, so you can just ask.
Your projects, your people, your history, across every tool you touch. You do not search for the answer. You ask, the way you would ask someone who was in the room.
youWhy did we kill that instance again?
erysWhich one, staging or the R2 test box?
youStaging.
September 12th, after the audit flagged open ports. Priya signed off in #infra.
And all of it stays on your Mac.
Your words, your patterns, your people, your work: it lives on your machine and answers to you alone. erys prepares and proposes; nothing ever leaves without your hand on it. An extension of you is only worth building if it stays yours.
So the work gets done, and you get your evenings back.
that’s what we’re building. the first hundred come along.
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