AirJelly

AirJelly reads every app on your desktop: Slack, Zoom, Google Docs, Calendar, email, and more. If it's on your screen, it can see it. That continuous stream feeds everything else. Tasks, briefs, reminders. It's why the app can act before you ask. Set it up once and it keeps watching, which is the whole point of an always-on AI assistant.

Everything AirJelly observes gets filed into a living timeline you can search. Ask about a decision from last month and it pulls the moment back, along with the screenshots and raw text behind it, which means you can trace how a project actually unfolded instead of relying on a half-remembered summary. Because the memory sits in an encrypted local database, recall doesn't depend on a cloud account or an internet connection. No cloud, no problem.

AirJelly extracts tasks from conversations, meetings, and messages on its own, complete with context and due dates. This is AI task capture in the purest sense: you stop maintaining a to-do list by hand because the list builds itself from the work you're already doing. You still get to edit or delete anything it catches. Nothing is permanent.

AirJelly summarizes what happened each day, what's still pending, and what's next. It also prepares briefs and reminders that land at the moment they're useful, rather than in a pile at 9 a.m. That timing is the trick. For people who lose the thread between meetings, that recap is the most practical part.

Rewind lets you play back the original screenshots AirJelly saved as the raw context behind your day. It's a handy way to reconstruct how a decision actually unfolded across several apps, and it doubles as a check on what the app captured. Want to know what you said in that call? Rewind shows you.

AirJelly shows you what it understands about you, and you can view, manage, edit, or delete its memories. That matters if you want the assistant to stay accurate over time or if you'd rather prune details you don't want it keeping. Your call.

The People view tracks every relationship, recent follow-up, and commitment, while Conversation Review shows daily chats with people or agents. Salespeople, therapists, and anyone in a long-running relationship will get the most out of it. Handy. It's built for anyone who wants to remember what they promised and to whom, especially when those promises stretch across weeks of scattered conversations.

Grow looks for repeatable, compounding routines in your daily work and turns them into SOPs or skills. Over time it nudges the assistant toward helping you standardize your habits. It's the long game, and it's where the product is heading.