Single home for your agenda, messages and inbox.
The Personal
Operating System.
It remembers, so you don't have to.
The problem
Your digital life is scattered across fifty tabs.
A different app for every task. None of them talk to each other.
Zaelar
One agent. Everything, in one place.
How it works — and why it's not another AI assistant
Set it up once. Own it forever.
Bring your world in.
Connect your apps, messages and accounts — securely.
Meet your agent.
Give it a name. It learns you and remembers.
It just runs.
In the background, across devices — quietly working for you.
Open source. Self-hosted if you want it. Your memory can live entirely on your own machine — not because a policy says so, because there's no cloud in the loop at all.
Self-host on GitHubNot features. Outcomes.
Your agent handles everyday life.
Two-bed, Malasaña, under budget. Viewing booked for Thursday.
"I found your next apartment."
43 listings compared, two agencies contacted, while you were at work.
This one saves you €80 and two hours. Booked it.
"I compared every flight."
340 combinations, 6 airlines — checked before you opened a new tab.
Archived 40 newsletters. Replied to the two that just needed a yes.
"I cleaned your inbox — and already replied."
Nothing important needed you. What did, had a reply waiting.
The price dropped yesterday. I bought it — arriving Thursday.
"I found the cheapest monitor — and waited."
Not the cheapest moment you saw it. The cheapest it's been in 19 days.
Cancelled — you'll keep access until the 30th. Saved €15.99/mo.
"I cancelled the subscription."
71 days unopened. Cancelled before the next charge.
Watch it work
Nobody's touching the mouse.
Memory
It remembers everything. Not just what you said.
Years of small details, still there when they matter.
People
Alex — best friend, birthday in March
Trips
Lisbon in June — loved the small hotel
Purchases
Running shoes, size 43, replace by spring
Projects
Redesigning the kitchen — tile samples ordered
Preferences
No shellfish · window seat · oat milk
6 months ago, in passing
"My daughter's been asking for a telescope."
Today
Her birthday is next week. Three good telescopes, your budget — want me to order one?
While you live your life
Software isn't the product. Your time back is.
Morning coffee.
Today's meetings, already confirmed.
Driving to the airport.
Already checked in for the flight.
Dinner with family.
The rest of the evening, handled.
Laptop closed.
Still working.
Voice
"—remind me to call the dentist when I get to the office."
No app. No screen. The interface disappears.
Walking, driving, cooking — listening for the moment you need it, gone the moment you don't.
Works everywhere
The apps you already use. Not a walled garden of built-ins.
Your Gmail, your Spotify, your accounts — Zaelar drives them, it doesn't replace them.
Open, by design
Trust isn't a promise. It's something you'll be able to verify.
Zaelar's core is being built open source — every line that touches your data, public. Not a policy asking you to take our word for it.
Self-hosted, it runs on your own machine. No cloud to breach, because there's no cloud at all.
The repository isn't public yet. When it is, this section links straight to it — no claimed stars, no invented activity in the meantime.