User Guide · What It Can Do
What your agent can actually do.
Not a feature list to memorize — just talk to it. This is a map of what's possible, with a real example for each so you know what to try.
Everyday life
Bookings & reservations
Finds availability, compares options, books it — asks first only for the decision that actually matters.
“Find me somewhere for Friday, outdoor seating, book the best one.”
Shopping & price tracking
Compares listings across sites, including marketplaces that need a real login, and can wait and tell you when a price drops.
“Watch this monitor and buy it the moment it's under €300.”
Agenda & reminders
Understands relative dates and times the way you'd say them, and reminds you unprompted.
“Remind me to call the accountant before Friday.”
Messaging triage
Reads your WhatsApp, Telegram and email, tells you what actually matters, and can draft or send replies for you.
“Anything important come in? Reply to the one from the accountant.”
Finding things out
Quick facts
Weather, scores, prices, a quick lookup — answered in the conversation itself, no waiting.
“What's the weather like in Lisbon this weekend?”
Real research
For anything that needs reading several sources and synthesizing, it goes deeper and comes back with an actual answer, not a link list.
“What are people saying about the new iPhone's battery life?”
Browsing on your behalf
For sites with no useful search API — a marketplace, a booking site — it drives a real browser, including logging in once with your account.
“Log me into Wallapop and find bikes under €200 near me.”
Memory & personalization
Speaks your language — any language
It picks up the language you speak from your very first words and adapts the whole interface to it: the conversation and every bit of on-screen text. English and Spanish are built in; any other language in the world it sets up for you automatically the first time you speak it — no settings to touch.
Just start talking in español, français, 日本語 or العربية — it follows you.
Remembers without being told to
Preferences, names, recurring details — picked up from ordinary conversation, not a settings form.
Mention once that you're vegetarian; it won't suggest a steakhouse next month.
Forgets on purpose too
Old, unused details fade the way a person's memory does, instead of piling up forever.
A private vault for secrets
Passwords, card numbers, recovery codes — stored encrypted, never spoken aloud unless you ask, never shown to a model.
“What's the wifi password?” → shown on screen, not read out, unless you say it's fine to.
On the canvas
Small apps it builds itself
When something deserves more than words — a comparison table, a live tracker — it opens as a widget next to the conversation.
See the dedicated guide: The Canvas & Widgets.
Keeps working, screen off
Some widgets keep watching (a price, an inbox) even when you've closed the card, and speak up when something changes.
See what it's working on
Tabs next to the conversation list everything running, scheduled, or connected — no need to just take its word for it.
“Show me the active processes.” / “What crons do I have running?” / “Show me the networks.”
Feedback, built in
A small floating button sits on screen at all times — type or say what's wrong or missing, no separate form or email.
Hit the feedback button, describe the bug, done.