EVE

An assistant for
life and work.

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Desktop & mobile
in development.

Meet EVE.

Your AI assistant. For the whole day.

Turn emails, plans, and open projects into a clear next step. An AI assistant for your personal life and company work.

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Inside EVEDesktop preview

Your day, at a glance.

Your day, at a glance.Actual development interface · Fictional data
Explore the workspace

360° Inside the app

One assistant.
Every part of your day.

From the first email to the next milestone. Take a tour of the workspace, useful memories, and the actions you control.

Take the 360° tour
TodayInboxTasksProgressMemoryReview
EVE Today workspace.
Actual EVE desktop preview
EVE Inbox workspace with a reply to review.
Fictional people and data
A view from every angle.

See EVE in motion

From a busy day
to a clear next step.

Review the reply. Finish the task. See your project move forward.

Your schedule, priority mail, and tasks appear together.

26 seconds · Silent · Development interface · Fictional dataDownload MP4
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EVE shows the day’s schedule, priority mail, and tasks in one workspace. A fictional Northstar proposal is opened for reply review. The request, recipient, and editable draft are visible. The draft is expanded and edited; no reply is sent.

In Tasks, the proposal task is reviewed and completed. Open tasks decrease from five to four; completed tasks increase from one to two. In Projects, another linked task is completed and Northstar’s progress updates from 40% to 60%. The motion returns to the day view and repeats.

These examples use fictional local data in EVE’s development interface. Access remains private; invitations and supported devices will be announced later.

01 Life & work

A lot on your plate.
One place to start.

Your own plans, a busy workday, or the next company project. Give EVE the context. Start with what’s on your mind.

Illustrative workflows · Fictional examples

01 The useful context

Email

Alex’s updated proposal

08:42
Calendar

Design check-in with Alex

10:30
Remembered preference

You prefer focused work before lunch.

“Help me get ahead of today.”

02 A next step, with EVE

Review the proposal before 10:30.

Bring the email and check-in together, then prepare a reply for you to review.

  • Read the changes to the proposal
  • Review the reply to Alex
Explore company workflows

02 How it works

A clear path from
context to action.

Start with what’s on your mind. Keep the decisions that matter in your hands.

  1. 01

    Bring in the context.

    Your messages, plans, and saved preferences give EVE a useful place to start.

    MailCalendarMemory
    Explore connections
  2. 02

    Find the next step.

    Read a briefing, prepare a reply, or organize the tasks behind a project.

    BriefingDraftTasks
    Try an example
  3. 03

    Make the call.

    Read the details. Edit the draft, approve the version you want, or decline it.

    ReviewEditDecide
    See your controls

03 Made personal

Useful context.
Clear decisions.

A preference remembered. A reply you can review. Small details that make EVE useful to you.

01 / Memory

The details you don’t
want to repeat.

A preference, a contact’s role, the facts behind a project. Save useful context, then review, correct, or forget it as things change.

Try editing a memory

A saved preference

“I do my best work
before lunch.”
Shared by JamieFictional memory example
Useful when planning your day

Leave room for focus before lunch.

02 / Progress

A goal ahead.
A step you can take.

See the milestone, the tasks behind it, and what needs your attention next. Follow a personal plan or the company project on your plate.

Explore your progress
Project NorthstarIn progress

A clear path to the next milestone.

60%3 of 5 tasks complete
A clear starting pointComplete
Up next

Review the draft with Alex.

Illustrative project · Fictional data

03 / Action review

Read the draft
before you send.

Check the recipient and the exact reply. Edit it, decline it, or approve the version you want EVE to send.

Try reviewing a reply
Email review: your decision before deliveryActual development interface · Fictional data
Choose your connections. Manage your saved data.Your controlsPrivacy overview

04 A few useful answers

Before you
bring EVE along.

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Is EVE for personal use or company work?

Both. EVE brings personal plans, professional work, and company responsibilities into a workspace, with email, tasks, projects, documents, and useful context.
Explore the use cases

How can I try EVE?

Start with the interactive website demo. It uses fictional data and sends no email. Desktop and mobile are in development; you can leave your email to hear when EVE launches.
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Do I decide what EVE sends?

For an email reply, you review the recipient and exact draft, then edit, decline, or approve it. Approval queues that reviewed reply for delivery through connected Gmail. The website example keeps every decision in the sample.
Understand action review

What information does EVE use?

EVE can use the accounts you choose to connect, the messages and documents you provide, and the context you save. Relevant information may be processed by configured cloud and AI services.
Read the privacy overview

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