Talk to her
Say “aanya”, then just ask.
- The notch shows when she listens, thinks and talks
- Cut in any time, she stops and listens
A personal AI assistant, on your computer
Talk to her. Point at things. Show her once. She does the work in your apps, and remembers.
Ask to move a meeting and the meeting moves.
Mail, files, terminal, browser, chats. All of it.
The thing you said in passing in March still counts.
See her work
Two minutes, one ordinary day.
What she does
Say “aanya”, then just ask.
“What's this?” about anything on screen.
Show her a task. She does it after.
Tell her what to watch for.
Over a thousand, one click each.
Every account, one assistant.
Done, not described.
She delegates, then checks the work.
A day with aanya
Memory
Your people, your projects, how you like things done. It survives restarts, new machines and quiet months.
You mention, once, that you hate calls before ten.
She hasn't booked one since.
In spring you're quietly thinking about a new role.
A good posting appears in autumn. She applies, then tells you.
A customer had a rough time with a late order.
When they write again, her reply already knows.
The record
Counted from her own record of real work.
51,913
7,995
1,379
2,897
Where she works
Say it out loud. The notch shows what she's doing.
Chats, tasks, monitors and your apps, in one window.
The full picture, from any browser.
For when your hands are already on the keys.
Most AI is a nice voice in a box.
We're letting people in a few at a time. Tell us what you use.