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A personal AI · pre-launchFig. 01 · Fridayy, at rest

01  Text or voicefrom your phone or laptop

02  Autonomousstart to finish, on her own

She does the work. You keep the yes.

Fridayy reads your inbox, drafts the replies, works your real browser, researches and remembers. Anything important waits for your yes.

You’re on the list. We’ll write once, when it’s your turn.

Your modelsRun her privately on your own machine, or plug in any cloud model you like.

Fridayy
Fridayy · Example
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Fridayy (V.O.)

“You’ve done enough clicking. Hand it to me.”

Years of sitting at a screen, clicking, typing, copying between tabs. Hand the whole job to Fridayy, and she does it on your own computer.
Here is how she works

01How she worksPhone or laptop · text or voice

Hand her anything.

Say what you need, from your phone or your laptop. She takes over your computer the way you would: opens the apps, clicks, types, reads and writes, and keeps going until the job is done.

02What she doesReel · 01 / 07

Wherever the work is, she gets it done.

On your laptop, on your server, in your inbox or across the web. She goes where the work is and finishes it. The lines under each frame are examples of how she talks to you.

F/01

F/01On your laptop

Your laptop, like you would.

She moves the mouse, types, switches between apps and works in your real browser on your laptop, through a small helper that runs there.

ExampleThe supplier portal is updated and the invoice is in your downloads.

F/02

F/02On your server

Your server, around the clock.

She writes and runs code, scripts and long jobs on your server, and keeps them going while you are away.

ExampleThe overnight import ran clean. Three rows need a look, they are on your phone.

F/03

F/03Inbox and follow-ups

Your inbox, handled.

She reads, sorts, drafts replies and chases follow-ups. Anything that goes out in your name waits for your approval.

ExampleSorted forty emails. Three replies are ready for your yes.

F/04

F/04Research

Many sources, one short report.

She reads widely on what you ask and writes it up short, so you get the answer, not the tabs.

ExampleI read fourteen sources on that. The short version is on your phone.

F/05

F/05On schedule

Jobs that run on their own.

Recurring jobs, reminders and a morning briefing, done on time without being asked twice. Quiet hours when you want them.

ExampleMorning. Two things need you today. The rest can wait.

F/06

F/06Memory

She remembers.

People, preferences and projects, so you never have to explain the same thing twice.

ExampleMaya likes to see drafts early, so I attached it.

F/07

F/07Her voice

Talk to her. She talks back.

Speak instead of typing, and she answers in an expressive voice of her own.

And when something really matters, she checks with you.

See how you stay in control →
03AutonomyYou decide where the line is

Fully autonomous. Never reckless.

Fridayy works on her own, start to finish. You set how far she goes for each kind of task, and for the calls that matter she shows you exactly what will happen, and waits.

  • A · The exact messageWord for wordWhat you read is what gets sent.
  • B · Your callApprove and send, or editChange anything first. It doesn’t go until you say so.
ExampleApproval

Fridayy“Maya asked about Thursday. I’ve drafted a reply saying three works. Want to read it first?”

Fridayy wants to send an emailWaiting for you
ToMaya Okafor
SubjectRe: Thursday?
Hi Maya, Thursday at three works for me. Would you like the draft before we meet?
Nothing is sent until you approve.

On your phone, approving asks for a one-time code.

You“Send it.”

  • C · She waitsNot sent yetIt stays a draft until you say yes.
  • D · On your phoneA one-time codePhone approvals are protected by a code.
AutonomyExample

How far she goes, per task.

Set it once for each kind of task. Change it any time.

Work on your laptop
Run jobs on your server
Sort your inbox
Draft email replies
Fill in web forms
Research a topic
StopExample

One tap stops everything.

Every running task pauses at once, until you say so.

Working3 tasks running

Activity logExample

Every action, written down.

    Tamper-evident: each line seals the one before it.

    04Your modelsSame Fridayy either way

    Her mind. Your choice.

    A local model, on your own machine.

    Her thinking runs on your own machine, so your requests don’t go to a cloud AI provider. What your computer needs depends on the model you choose. We’ll share the requirements before launch.

    Same Fridayy either way. Switch any time.

    05Always onProactive, with quiet hours

    She works while you don’t.

    Mornings, nights and weekends. Recurring jobs, reminders, and a heads-up only when something needs you. Quiet hours when you want peace. She remembers the people, preferences and projects that matter.

    Her day with youExample
    1. 07:30Briefing

      Morning briefing

      Morning. Two things need you today. The rest can wait.
    2. 10:15Done early

      Handled before you asked

      The venue form for Saturday closed at noon. I filled it in at ten.
    3. 13:00Recurring

      A weekly job, done

      Your weekly market roundup is ready. The short version is on your phone.
    4. 17:45Reminder

      A reminder you set

      You asked me to nudge you: Maya’s draft, before six.
    5. 22:00Quiet hours

      Quiet hours

      I’ll keep working. Anything for you can wait until morning.

    What she remembers.

    So you never explain the same thing twice.

    People · ExampleMaya OkaforThursday calls. Likes drafts early.
    Preferences · ExampleHow you like thingsShort replies. No meetings before ten.
    Projects · ExampleStudio moveQuotes due Friday. Two still missing.

    The waitlist is open

    She does the work. You keep the yes.

    Fridayy is pre-launch. Leave your email and we’ll write once, when it’s your turn.

    You’re on the list. We’ll write once, when it’s your turn.