Super You
Every person can be super.
Less inbox, more life. Solo works through every message, note and file you receive, turns what matters into action, remembers what's worth keeping and clears the rest.
Reserve your spotFrom ordinary to super
- A dozen inboxes, all urgentOne loop that tells you what matters
- Notes you never find againA memory you can search for years
- Dates buried in email threadsEverything with a date on your calendar
- Learning in bursts, then forgettingA teacher that knows what you're working on
- Your history locked inside each appA memory you own and take anywhere
One Island per context
Separate where it matters. Together where it helps.
Some things only matter to you, some to your family, and some to your work. Each gets its own Island with its own memory and rules. Use one or all of them. None depends on another, but they work together: a school pickup in Fam can block time in your Solo calendar, and you can work across every Crew you run without their context mixing.
For you
Solo
Your inboxes, your memory, your learning. The things that only matter to you stay here.
Your family
Fam
Shared calendars, errands and plans for the household, with a tutor for every child. Family context stays with the family.
Your work
Crew
AI employees led by Coach. Run two businesses, or hold two jobs? Each gets its own Crew, with its own context.
Yours, first
Your memory belongs to you.
Private by default
Your memory is yours. Nothing is sold or used to train anyone else's models.
Rules you can read
Plain rules decide where things go. When it isn't sure, it asks you instead of guessing.
You choose what's shared
Each Island sees only what you allow. Personal context never leaks into your family's, and one business never sees another's.
Take it with you
Your memory lives in accounts you own, so you can change models or leave without starting over.
The research behind Solo
All research →July 16, 2026 · 9 min read
Save less: the case against total recall
Personal AI is racing to remember everything. The evidence from cognitive science and from language-model retrieval points the other way.
A memory system should be judged by what it lets you forget, not by what it keeps.
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September 29, 2026 · 8 min read
Models are rented. Memory should be owned.
The best model changes every few months. The memory you build using it shouldn't be stuck with whoever was ahead when you started.
If you can't take your memory to another model, it isn't your memory.
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September 2, 2026 · 9 min read
AI tutoring is a motivation problem, not an intelligence problem
Tutors that give answers make students worse. Tutors that refuse get ignored. Smarter models fix neither.
AI tutoring is a motivation problem wearing an intelligence costume.
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