User Guide · Your phone
Zaelar on your phone.
The same agent, with the same memory and agenda, on your phone. Talk to it on the way out and pick up the conversation on your computer later.
Two ways to get it
The iPhone app. It's in review with Apple and will be on the App Store as soon as it's approved; zaelar.com/app links to it the day it is. iPhone with iOS 16 or later; iPad comes later. Sign in with your Zaelar account.
The web app, today, on any phone. Open my.zaelar.com/m in your phone's browser, sign in, and add it to your home screen (Safari: Share → Add to Home Screen; Chrome on Android: ⋮ → Add to Home screen). It opens full screen, like an app. An Android app is planned; until then this is the way on Android.
The orb is in the middle of the bottom bar: tap it to start talking, tap it again to stop. The chat button next to it opens the same conversation in text.
One voice at a time
Your agent listens on one device at a time. If the voice is on your computer, the phone tells you so and offers to bring it over; tap and the computer hands it to you. The screen that lost the voice keeps the chat and shows where the voice went, so you can take it back the same way.
Both screens are still the same conversation: you can type on either, even on the one without the voice.
Sign-ins open on your computer
When a site needs you to sign in or pass a check, that window can't open on the phone. Your agent says so and asks you to do it on a computer with the desktop app; once you have, it carries on. Reading the folders you shared on that computer does work from the phone.
What's next
Not in the app yet: notifications that reach you with the app closed (today reminders sound while the app is open), sharing from other apps, and Siri. The roadmap shows them as they arrive.