A personal AI, in invite-only beta

Your thinking partner.

Iris understands your context, remembers what matters, thinks things through with you, and gets things done.

Not a general chat window, not a coding agent. Iris is built around one thing: your actual life.

Iris

You

I have been thinking about changing jobs. Can you help me work through whether it is actually the right move?
Recalling what you said in March

Iris

Back in March you said the part you missed most was owning something end to end, and that the money was never really the issue.

So before we weigh up anything else: has the work changed, or has what you want from it changed?

Pulled up your notes from the March conversation

Held the thread open for when you're ready to decide

Persistent memory
Then it acts

"Is Edinburgh worth it next weekend?"

Checking your calendar for Saturday and Monday
Recalling you said you'd rather travel when you can walk it
Remembering the Kepler review is Monday morning

Friday evening out, Sunday morning back, the version that actually works for you, not a generic itinerary.

Understands you

It remembers the conversation.

You should not have to explain yourself from scratch every time. Iris keeps track of the people, projects, preferences and goals that matter to you, then brings them back when they are relevant.

Nothing to tag. Nothing to file. The relationship gets richer simply by using Iris.

Thinks with you

A conversation, not a command.

You do not have to phrase things perfectly. Say what is on your mind and Iris reasons about the trade-offs, checks what actually matters, and asks when something is unclear, instead of guessing.

Knows when to slow down Short questions get short answers. Decisions with real consequences get proper attention.
One relationship, not a new chat Every conversation builds on the last one instead of starting from a blank page.

You

I am thinking about Edinburgh next weekend. Is it worth going?

Iris

I think yes, with one caveat. Saturday is clear, but you have the Kepler review Monday morning, so a late Sunday train is too tight.

Friday evening out, Sunday morning back is the version that works.

Calendar Moved your 3pm, told Sam why
Email Found the contract thread, drafted a reply
Web Read the sources, not just the summaries
Files Pulled the numbers out of last quarter's deck
Reminders Nudged you before it mattered

Gets things done

Thinking is only half the job.

When something needs doing, Iris works with the tools you already use: search your email, draft messages, manage your calendar, research properly, set reminders and organise what it finds.

Anything that leaves your hands, like a sent email, is shown to you first.

Works autonomously

It keeps working after you leave.

Set a goal and Iris will pursue it until it's done, working the loop in the background and nudging you only when it actually needs you.

"Keep an eye on this and handle it for me."

Iris works the loop on its own, checking back in only if it needs a decision from you.

A push notification when it's done, or when it's genuinely stuck without you.

Goal loops Give it an outcome, not a task list. It keeps going until that outcome is true.
Scheduled automations Give it a cadence instead: every morning, every Friday, and it runs on its own without being asked.

You Talk me through what I have got on tomorrow.

Iris Three things, and only one of them is fixed. Shall I start with the one you have been putting off?

Talk over Iris at any point and it stops to listen.

Voice

Sometimes you just need to talk.

Have a real conversation with Iris without typing any of it. Walking, driving or thinking with your hands full, it is the same Iris, the same memory and the same thread.

No button to hold down. Interrupt mid-sentence and it stops, the way a person would.

Everywhere

One Iris. Wherever you are.

Start a thought at your desk, carry it on from your phone, finish it out loud. One continuing relationship, not four separate apps.

Iris
A conversation with Iris on the web

On the web, with a full keyboard and a big screen for the detailed work.

An Iris conversation on iPhone
Iris in voice mode on iPhone

On iPhone, by text or voice, same thread, wherever you left it.

Trust

An AI that knows you should be one you trust.

Iris only becomes genuinely useful if you are willing to tell it real things. That puts the obligation on us.

Yours, and only yours

Your conversations are not sold, shared or used to train anything.

Memory you can see

Read what Iris knows about you, correct it or delete any of it.

It asks before it acts

Anything that leaves your hands, like a sent email, is shown to you first.

Invite-only beta

You think. Iris takes it from there.

Iris is in invite-only beta. Leave your email and we will send you a key when a place opens up.