Talk to it like a person — interrupt it, change your mind, give it three things at once. Or type, if you prefer.
Not a session. Your people, your preferences, the rules you gave it — still there next month.
Puts it in your agenda, reminds you out loud, plays it, finds it — then tells you what it did. Anything that spends money, it asks first.
Other agents already know things. It asks live agents for flights, hotels, events and weather — real answers in about a second, no browser in sight.
Run it in our cloud, or on your own machine. The source is public under a fair-code license — self-hosted, your memory lives in one file on your computer.
Compare the two →The canvas
Your agenda, a video, a song, a map, a price chart — it opens what you asked for on a canvas and keeps listening, so “next one”, “move it to Thursday” or “a bit louder” just work.
Built in
Need one that doesn’t exist? Describe it and it writes the app — or ask for a change to a built-in one and get your own fork.beta
Everyday, by voice
Real things it does today — in English or Spanish, the way you’d actually say them.
“Dentist every Tuesday at five until June — but not the 14th.”
One repeating appointment, one day skipped, a reminder before each.
“Remind me to call Alex tomorrow at ten.”
At ten it shows on screen and says it out loud — even mid-conversation.
“Add milk to the shopping list, move dinner to nine and remind me at six.”
Three jobs, done in order, reported once.
“Find me a hotel in New York for the weekend.”
It asks live hotel agents and puts real options on screen in seconds.
“Play the latest video from that channel.” … “Stop — back to the list.”
A real player on the canvas, driven by your voice.
“What’s the cheapest 27-inch monitor right now?”
A results sheet you can compare and ask about.
“Read me what Laura sent on WhatsApp and tell her I’m on my way.”
Your messages, read and answered by voice.beta
“Forward the invoice email to my accountant.”
Found, forwarded with the attachment — and it tells you it did.beta
“From now on, confirm with me before sending anything.”
A standing rule it keeps, until you change it.beta
Voice
“—actually, make it Thursday. And remind me the night before.”
Cooking, walking, half-way through a thought — interrupt it, correct it, say three things at once. It only answers when you're talking to it.
Its own browser beta
On your phone
With Zaelar Cloud, your agent is one tap away on your phone.
The voice is in one place at a time: pick it up on your phone and the computer hands it over.
Connected
Zaelar doesn’t replace your accounts — it works with them, and asks other agents for the rest.
Asked directly — answers in about a second, no browser.
Connect once from the app, in a couple of clicks.
Its own browser opens the site and compares for you.
Yours, by design
Zaelar's engine is source-available under a fair-code license — the code that touches your data is public. Not a policy asking you to take our word for it.
In Zaelar Cloud, every account gets its own isolated machine and storage. Self-hosted, your memory lives in one file on your computer — each request sends only what it needs, with your own keys, to your AI, speech and search providers.
The repository is public — read it on GitHub. Every line that touches your data, there to inspect.