Early access · Mac
A chief of staff
for every human.
It knows your whole life.
It keeps every thread moving.
It brings you only what needs you.
The people who run countries and companies have always had one: someone who knows the people, the promises and the paperwork of their lives, deals with the small things, and lets only the critical through. Anthrie is that someone, for you.
You, at your deskWhat did Rahul say about the pilot?
Anthrie: The pilot can start on the fifth, if you confirm today.
From Rahul’s mail, Tuesday.
The shift
Every assistant so far
has waited to be asked.
You ask, it answers, and then it forgets you until next time. That was never what a chief of staff did. A great one knows what you promised, notices what’s due, and brings you only the two things that truly need you.
- Tuesday.“I’ll send it over tonight.” Said in a meeting. Forgotten by Friday.
- Friday.The school form, due today, under forty newsletters.
- 11:48 pm.Still answering, filing and chasing, instead of living.
On your Mac
Talk to it
like a person.
Ask out loud, or type. It answers from your own mail, messages and files, in a sentence, and tells you where the answer came from. No forms, no settings, no dashboards to keep up with.
The morning talk.
What needs you today, then the few questions only you can answer. Never the same one twice. Stop whenever you like.
Only what needs you.
Today holds at most three lines, each with why. Not a feed, not a count, not another inbox.
Your word wins.
Tell it once, in a sentence: “remember, Rahul is my co-founder”. Nothing it reads can overrule you.
The people who matter.
Learned from how you actually live, on your Mac: who you call, who you answer first. Not from your address book.
Nothing that matters slips.
Nothing that doesn’t reaches you.
A day with Anthrie
One Thursday, handled.
Four moments from a day, and how long each one asks you to look at a screen.
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7:05 am · on a walk
“Morning. The school form is due Friday. Who’s Arjun, to you?”
0 son a screen. A glance, if any.
A design · The morning talk, on AirPods and iPhone -
7:32 am · a glance
Three lines at most, each with why. Some days, none.
3 son a screen.
Today · ThursdayA designRahul needs your go-ahead on the pilot.
He asked for an answer by today.
The school form is due tomorrow.
It needs your signature.
Priya is still waiting on your reply.
You meet her on Friday.
The rest waits until you ask. A design · Today, on your Mac
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10:41 am · in a meeting
“Priya’s waiting on your go-ahead, and her call is at eleven. Send it?”
2 son a screen. One tap, five seconds to undo.
A design · A reply ready for your yes, on Apple Watch -
11:40 pm · your Mac
While your Mac is on, it keeps reading. Nothing moved, nothing deleted, nothing to look at.
0 son a screen.
Nothing to look at.Reading your Mac, where things are
11:48 pm. Nothing left to chase.
A morning with Anthrie
Where we’re taking it. In early access Anthrie only reads and never sends. Made with AI, voices included.
Trust
Trusted like your lawyer.
Loyal only to you.
It stays on your Mac.
What it reads and learns is kept on your Mac, encrypted. In early access nothing leaves, and it hears you on your Mac alone.
It works only for you.
No ads. Never sold. Never used to train anyone’s AI. No person at Intellumia reads your life.
The final word is yours.
In early access it only reads: it never sends, pays, signs or deletes. Later, nothing that commits you happens without your yes, and money always asks.
How Anthrie handles your data, and how it thinks, in plain words
Early access
Start with your Mac.
Early access is free, it only reads, and everything stays on your Mac. We’re inviting a few people at a time, and building the rest with them.
In early access
- Talk: ask by voice or by typing, with where each answer came from
- The morning talk
- Today, at most three lines
- Your word wins over anything it has read
- The people who matter, learned on your Mac
- Reads mail, messages, calls, calendar, contacts and reminders where they are
- Trust: switch any source off, see what each was used for, erase everything
Coming soon
- What you owe, and what you’re owed
- The right document, always the latest version
- Drafts, ready for your yes
- Follow-ups from your office, with you copied
- iPhone, Apple Watch and iPad
Needs a Mac with Apple silicon (M1 or later) on macOS 26. Each piece that’s coming arrives when it clears its bar; early access members hear first.
Why we’re building this
“I run a company and a family, across two countries and too many inboxes. I didn’t need another app. I needed someone who knew my life, kept my promises, and only interrupted me when it mattered. So we’re building it, and it had to be something I’d trust with everything.”Sundeep Kumar, Founder & AI Operating Partner, Intellumia
Questions
Before you ask.
Do I need a Mac?
Yes. Early access runs on a Mac with Apple silicon (M1 or later) on macOS 26. The Mac is where Anthrie can read your mail, messages and calls in place, with your permission.
Does my data leave my Mac?
No. In early access everything stays on your Mac, encrypted, and it hears you on your Mac alone. No server of ours sees your data. How it handles your data, in plain words.
Will it send anything for me?
Not in early access: it only reads. It never sends, pays, signs or deletes. Drafts and follow-ups come later, one kind of task at a time and only with your say.
Early access · Mac
Time is the one thing
you can’t make more of.
Anthrie is built to give it back.