You already speak to the app to type. The Assistant uses the same voice to organise your day: it reads what you say, proposes the tasks and reminders, and changes nothing until you press the button. It runs on your computer.
Elon is the name this person chose. Yours can be anything. Scroll through the day.
Ask the way you would ask a person. Elon looks at your real tasks and answers in plain words. Say a task is done, or ask for a reminder, and each change arrives as a card that waits for you.
Three conversations: the day, a task done, a reminder.
Tell it so. It offers to keep one thing for today and move the rest to tomorrow. You press the button, or you leave it.
One sentence, one card, six tasks moved.
Dictate a few facts and ask for an email. You get a draft with your own sign-off and a line to check names, dates and amounts. Make it shorter or warmer with one click. You send it.
A draft from what you said, in your words.
Say everything on your plate, in any order. It splits it into tasks, asks which three matter most, and shows the whole plan before anything is added.
Seven tasks, three that matter, one button.
Name the goal and what has to happen. It builds the goal with its tasks and a finish date, so the month has a shape you can check against.
A goal with five tasks, created from one sentence.
The floating icon is where you start dictating. It has an Ask button too: a small card above whatever you are doing, the same chat, no new window. What you dictate into it is kept in History with a mark, so you can find it later.
Attach a PDF, Word or Excel file that has text in it. Nothing is read until you send, and it says what it read.
On this computer is the default and needs no key. A cloud engine is there only if you add your own key, and then your message goes straight to that provider, never through us. Offline Lock always wins.
English only. Other languages need a cloud engine of your own.
It drafts, you send. It never sends anything for you.
It can be wrong. Check names, numbers and dates.
It cannot read scanned documents, only files that contain text.
It needs 16 GB of memory. Long files take minutes on older computers.
It is a Beta. Switch it on in Settings when you want to try it.
Hold a key and talk, audio you already have, cleanup, and what we decided not to build.
See the overview Power useThe prompt library, Code Mode, keeping the computer awake through a long job, and the everyday parts you notice on day thirty.
See power use OfflineWhere your voice goes, one dictation with the Wi-Fi off, everything that ever goes online, and Offline Lock.
See how it stays offline TasksAdd a task by voice, reminders that do not pile up, goals, a board, a calendar and a mind map.
See tasksTwenty five dictations, no card and no account. It is the same app you would buy, running the same way it will on day thirty.
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