Official apps, built on the same axis.
Each one carries a name from the classical world and a job it does without ceremony. All of them share the design language, the shared memory, and whatever AI you bring.
Nous the Greek noûs, meaning mind
A browser built for working beside an AI. Nous writes what it sees into files your AI can read, so the two of you browse the same web. Password pages are never captured, a privacy blocklist stays on by default, and any AI move across domains waits for your click.
Minerva Roman goddess of wisdom, known to the Greeks as Athena
A notes app with no ceremony. Minerva keeps a vault of plain markdown files on your own disk, simple enough to skim and structured enough to trust. It is the shelf the rest of your ecosystem reads from.
Ponos the Greek pónos, meaning labor
Automation for the work nobody should still be doing by hand. Record a task once, let AI compile it into a repeatable run, and watch it arrive in a work feed as approval cards. Nothing runs at scale until a trial run earns your sign-off.
Atlas the Titan who carries the sky
Productivity that travels. Atlas will live on your phone and mirror to a dashboard on your desktop, so the day you planned and the day you are actually having stay in the same place.
And the marketplace will not be limited to us. If your workflow is missing an app, the shell, the memory, and the store are already waiting for it.
Every app above, free on desktop.
One download brings the shell and the official apps with it. Windows and macOS.
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