Does the computer need to be on?

Yes. Onnie reads the sources from your computer. When it is off or asleep, acquisition stops and resumes at startup.

Does Onnie send messages for me?

No. It prepares drafts that you copy and send. It does not send, delete or change your calendar.

Where does my data go?

It stays in an encrypted archive on your computer. The AI only receives messages from the sources you have enabled.

What does it read from WhatsApp?

The phone backup or a chat export. It does not use WhatsApp Web and does not put your number at risk.

When is it out, and for which computers?

First the beta for Mac and Windows. iPhone later, as a companion to the computer. Leave your email and we will notify you.

Reads email, chats and calendar. Tells you what to do.

Finds the promises you made, the replies people are waiting for and tomorrow’s meetings, with sources. Everything stays on your computer.

Onnie’s Today screen: the afternoon greeting, three things ready for you with the source next to each, and the day on the right

Three things it does every day

Onnie reads the sources you connect, finds what needs something from you and shows it with the evidence next to it. You confirm, postpone or ignore.

Commitments, with evidence

Every promise found in an email or a chat becomes a commitment with its due date, the person and the sentence it comes from. When a later message shows it is done, Onnie closes it on its own and tells you.

The Commitments screen: this week’s promises and, on the right, the evidence quoted from the email

What it kept to itself

Since yesterday it has read your email and conversations. Things that need nothing, newsletters and confirmations stay out of Today: you can see them in a list and correct Onnie if it is wrong.

The “What I left out” screen: emails already handled, those needing nothing and the uncertain ones

Ask, it answers with sources

A question in plain language: Onnie searches your email, chats and calendar and answers citing the messages. If the sources are not enough, it says so.

The Ask Onnie screen: a question about a quote and the answer with the cited messages

The sources it connects

They connect from your computer with your account. Each source has an AI switch: you decide what Onnie may read.

GmailEmail and attachments from your Google account.Available
Google CalendarYour calendars and shared meetings, counted once.Available
WhatsAppFrom the phone backup or a chat export.Available
Apple Calendar, Reminders, Contacts and NotesFrom the Mac, with system permissions.Coming
Microsoft 365Outlook and calendar.Coming

Everything stays on your computer

An assistant that reads your mail has to earn trust. These three things can be verified.

Read how privacy works

Encrypted archive on your computer
Email, chats and calendar live in an encrypted database on your computer. The key is in the system keychain, not on a server.
Reads, does not act
Onnie prepares drafts and reminders. It does not send messages, delete email or change your calendar.
The AI sees only what you enable
Each source has its own switch. You can exclude accounts, chats and periods, and the exclusion also applies to search.

Frequently asked questions

Does the computer need to be on?: Yes. Onnie reads the sources from your computer. When it is off or asleep, acquisition stops and resumes at startup.
Does Onnie send messages for me?: No. It prepares drafts that you copy and send. It does not send, delete or change your calendar.
Where does my data go?: It stays in an encrypted archive on your computer. The AI only receives messages from the sources you have enabled.
What does it read from WhatsApp?: The phone backup or a chat export. It does not use WhatsApp Web and does not put your number at risk.
When is it out, and for which computers?: First the beta for Mac and Windows. iPhone later, as a companion to the computer. Leave your email and we will notify you.

We will tell you when it is ready

Leave your email: we write the day it can be downloaded.