The Wright Flyer over the dunes at Kitty Hawk, three figures watching from the grass

Meet your Pilot.
Learns your life. Runs your day.
Asks first.

Join the waitlistSee it work
Kitty Hawk, December 1903 · the first pilot
See it work

No promises.
Watch it work.

PilotSessionsPoliciesTue 1:47 PM
Prep me for my 2pm with MeridianSonnet 5
Workingreading your world
○◐✓Find the meetingCalendar · 2:00 PM · Jordan Avery +2
○◐✓Pull the last threadGmail · Re: pilot scope · Tue
○◐✓Recall what you promisedNotes · Meridian pricing v2
○◐✓Write the brief
Meridian · 2:00 PM briefwritten by Pilot

·Jordan wants usage pricing, not seat pricing

·You owe them revised numbers by Friday

·Their board meets Monday, decision after

A read-only run. Prep for a meeting: Pilot recalls the calendar, the thread, and the promise you made, each with its receipt, then writes the brief. Nothing left your Mac, so nothing needed your approval.

PilotSessionsPoliciesTue 1:47 PM
WorkingReorder espresso pods · 0:14
✓Find your usual orderOrders · espresso pods ×2 · May 4
◐✓Open checkout
○◉✓Waiting for your approval · Place order · $24.99

Move your mouse and Pilot yields instantly.✕ Stop

amazon.com/gp/buy/spc
amazonespresso pods dark roastCart 1
LAVAZZADARK ROAST

Espresso Pods Dark Roast, 60 Count (2 Boxes of 30)

★★★★★12,483

✓primeFREE delivery Thursday, Jul 23

In Stock · Qty: 2

$2499

Place your order

Order total: $24.99

Approve: browser.purchase?

Spends real money. Pilot pauses until you decide.

espresso pods ×2 · $24.99 · Visa ····4821
DenyAllow once

A run that spends money. Reordering the espresso pods stops at the checkout: real money waits for your Allow once, and only then does Pilot click Place order. Every step lands on the record.

How you drive it

Say it once.
It crosses every app.

Your life is scattered across apps. Pilot pulls the thread between them: read it here, act on it there, all from one plain sentence.

Grab the policy doc from my email and text it to my mom
Found Policy_Renewal.pdfMail · State Farm · Mar 12
Matched “Mom” in Contacts+1 (480) ···· 4471
Send on iMessage1 attachment · outside the sandbox
Waiting for your approvalAllow once
Policy_Renewal.pdf

here’s the renters policy mama

Delivered

One sentence crosses four apps

Mail, Contacts, iMessage: Pilot reads, matches, drafts, holds the send for your yes, and the real text goes.

PilotTue 1:47 PM

Your parking permit expires Friday

I saw the renewal notice in Mail. I can handle the city portal.

Not nowDo it

It notices before you ask

Pilot watches quietly and offers the move from the bezel. One click, still gated: no other agent lives this close.

Downloads
Re: invoice
PDFinvoice_0423

It finds the file and attaches it

Downloads to a drafted reply, paperclip on.

OpenTable · Reservation
opentable.com/r/cafe-naraS

Tonight 7:30 · table for 2

Cafe Nara · patio if open

Confirm reservation

It drives your browser too

Your real Chrome, logged in as you, through the Pilot Bridge. Gated like everything else.

PilotTue 1:47 PM
blue flying · amber waiting on you · green landed

It lives in your notch

Delegate and the fleet flies up into the bezel: one dot per agent. Blue is flying, amber is waiting on you, green has landed.

Lore Pilot
Threads281
Your lore57
Workflows4

Today

Give me a short morning…

Open 1Password and…

Morning. What should I take off your plate?

I know your calendar, your inbox, your messages and your lore.

+Ask Pilot to do something, @ for lore

I noticed

Check-in for UA 212 opens tonight

You land Friday. I can check you in and grab your usual aisle seat.

Not nowDo it

Everything lives in one place

A real Mac app: your threads, your lore, your workflows. It even notices what needs doing and asks.

Inside the app

One window on your Mac.
Everything it does, on the record.

Threads
Book the dentist for a morning slot next week
Found Dr. Alvarez in your historylast visit Feb 14
Checked your calendar for openingsTue and Thu are clear
Requesting Tue 9:00 on the portalrunning
Security

The safest place for
your life is your own Mac.

Most assistants get useful by uploading your world to a server. Pilot gets useful without ever moving it.

It runs on your Mac

Your lore is built and stored on the machine it came from, encrypted at rest. There is no copy of your life on our servers, because there is no copy to keep.

Your keys stay in the Keychain

Account tokens and API keys live in the macOS Keychain and are used on-device. We never hold the credentials that reach your accounts.

Nothing here trains a model

Runs go to zero-retention endpoints, and your data is never used for training, ours or anyone's. Open your lore and delete any fact, or all of it, whenever you want.

AES-256 at restTLS 1.3 in transitmacOS Keychain for credentialsZero-retention model endpoints

Pricing

Priced like an app.
Works like a hire.

You are probably already paying for ChatGPT or Claude. Keep it in the Hangar and fly unmetered, or let us run the aircraft and pay by how far you go.

Solo

$0/ month

Your first flights, on us

  • A few tasks a day
  • Approvals, audit, kill switch
  • Mail, Messages, Calendar, Files
  • Your lore, on your Mac
  • No card
Join the waitlist

Hangar

$15/ month

You own the aircraft. We run the field

  • Everything in Solo
  • Unmetered runs, every day
  • Your Claude or ChatGPT account
  • Proactive, workflows, approvals
  • Your provider, your bill
Join the waitlist

Cross-Country

$20/ month

We fly it. Nothing to set up

  • Everything in Solo
  • A full working day of delegation
  • No account to bring
  • We cover the model cost
  • Move up or down anytime
Join the waitlist

Captain

$100/ month

The whole aircraft, all day

  • Everything in Cross-Country
  • Heavy delegation, all day
  • Several agents at once
  • Priority runs, newest models first
  • Long research and browser work
Join the waitlist

Pilot is in private beta, so nothing is charged yet. The first cohort gets in free and keeps a founding rate when billing turns on. If the shape of a plan does not fit how you work, tell us and we will change it before it is set.

For a whole company, the tier is called Squadron

See Lore Fleet
One engine, two products

Lore is the engine.
Pilot is the first product.

Lore knows your world with every claim cited to its source, and governs everything that acts on it. One engine, pointed two ways.

Product one · for you

Lore Pilot

Learns your life. Runs your day. Asks first.

You are here
Product two · for your team

Lore Fleet

A workforce in formation. Governed by you.

Meet your Fleet
Questions

The trust questions, answered.

Your lore lives on your Mac, on-device and encrypted. We do not see it, and you can open or delete any of it anytime. Nothing about your life leaves your machine unless you tell it to send something.

No. Sign in with the Claude or OpenAI account you already pay for and Pilot runs on that. Prefer a raw key, or do not have an account? Bring your own key, or let us run the AI for you.

Every real action is classified read, act, or sensitive, and anything that touches the outside world waits for your approval. You get a full audit trail you can replay, autonomy you tune, and a kill switch: touch your mouse and it stops instantly.

It operates your real Mac apps the way you do: Mail, Messages, Calendar, Contacts, Finder, Reminders, and more. That includes iMessage and other native apps a browser-based agent structurally cannot reach.

When you set it up, Pilot reads your world on-device, your mail, messages, calendar, and contacts, and builds your lore: your people, your voice, your routines. That memory is what makes it feel like you, and it stays on your Mac.

macOS only for now. Pilot is built on native Mac control, which is exactly what lets it stay local and private and reach every app on your machine.

We are onboarding the first cohort by hand from the waitlist, and they get Pro free through the beta. Join the waitlist and we will reach out when your seat is ready.

macOS beta · first cohort free · hand-onboarded

One sentence.
Then it is handled.

learns your life · runs your day · asks first · on your Mac

Kitty Hawk, December 1903 · the first pilot