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. Anything marked Beta is ready to use, and we keep refining it.
Everyday life
Agenda & reminders
Understands dates and times the way you'd say them. Every appointment gets a reminder that shows up on screen and is spoken out loud. Deleting is immediate — and if you change your mind, it puts the appointment back.
“Remind me to call the accountant on Friday at ten.” / “Put back the one I just deleted.”
Repeating appointments
Something that repeats is one appointment, not twenty copies — and you can cancel a single day without touching the rest of the series.
“Piano every Tuesday until June.” / “Cancel next Tuesday's piano.”
Several things in one breath
Hand over several tasks at once and it keeps them as a list, works through them in order, and tells you how they all ended in one go.
“Remind me to call the dentist, find a gift for Ana and add the car tax to my agenda.”
Bookings & reservations — you decide
Finds and compares options for hotels, flights and restaurants. It never books, buys or pays on its own: it prepares everything and asks you first.
“Find me somewhere for Friday with outdoor seating.”
Shopping & parcels
Looks up marketplace listings and prices, and tells you where your parcel is — straight from external services, no browser needed.
“Find me a 27-inch monitor under €300.” / “Where's my parcel?”
Your own listsBeta
Numbered lists of your own — shopping, errands, anything — that you can speak to by number or by name.
“Add bread to the shopping list.” / “Tick off item two of the shopping list.”
Messaging triageBeta
Reads your WhatsApp, Telegram and email, tells you what matters, and drafts or sends replies when you say so. It can also answer for you while you're away.
“Anything important come in? Reply to the one from the accountant.”
Forward an email, attachments includedBeta
Sends on a message you received — the invoice, the PDF — to someone in your contacts, with a short note.
“Forward the electricity invoice to my accountant.”
Finding things out
Quick answers from external services
Flights, hotels, events, places and restaurants, the weather, a plumber nearby — asked of agents on the MeshKore network, external MCP servers and APIs, in seconds, no browser.
“What's the weather like in Lisbon this weekend?”
Results you can compare
When there are several options, they open as a results sheet next to the conversation, side by side.
“Show me hotels in Seville for two nights.”
MarketsBeta
A price chart for a stock, an index, a currency or a crypto — today, this week, a month, six months or a year.
“Show me Apple over the last month.” / “How's bitcoin this year?”
Deep researchBeta
For anything that needs reading several sources, 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?”
Comparing on the webBeta
For sites with no agent to ask, it opens a real browser and compares the options for you. When a site needs your login or a CAPTCHA, it hands over to you.
“Find bikes under €200 on Wallapop near me.”
Memory & personalization
Spanish and English
Speaks and understands Spanish (Spain and Latin America) and English (US and UK), and the whole interface follows the language you choose.
Just start talking — in español or English.
Remembers without being told toBeta
Preferences, names, recurring details — picked up from ordinary conversation, not a settings form.
Mention once that you're vegetarian; it keeps it in mind next time.
Rules you set by voiceBeta
Say how you want something handled from now on, and it keeps to it.
“From now on, always confirm my orders with me first.”
A private vault for secretsBeta
Passwords, PINs, recovery codes — stored encrypted and never shown to the AI model. It reads a secret out when you ask for it; tell it not to, and secrets appear on screen only.
“What's the wifi password?” / “Don't read my passwords out loud.”
On the canvas
Videos and pictures
Search for a video and play it by voice, or ask to see what something looks like — it opens right next to the conversation.
“Play the trailer of that new film.” / “Show me pictures of the Alhambra.”
Music and playlists
Plays songs by voice and keeps your playlists, most-played and recent — free through YouTube audio (connecting your own Spotify is in beta).
“Play some jazz.” / “Add this song to my running playlist.”
Small apps it builds for youBeta
When something deserves more than words — a countdown, a tracker — ask for it and it writes an app for exactly that, or changes a built-in one into your own version. It asks you first.
See the dedicated guide: The Canvas & Apps.
All your apps in one tabBeta
The Apps tab next to the conversation lists every app you have, so you can open one without remembering its name.
“Show me my apps.”
See what it's working on
Tabs next to the conversation list what's running and what's scheduled — no need to just take its word for it.
“Show me the active processes.”
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.