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Meet your small-business Mac assistant.

Intern is a public early-access Mac assistant for small-business operators. It drafts customer follow-ups, keeps reminders warm, prepares your daily brief, connects to the tools you already use, and asks before anything important goes out.

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Intern

Intern

Public early access · Mac assistant for small business

Ready for review
Morning Brief

Weather, calendar, reminders, and what Intern finished overnight — all waiting when you wake up.

Daily brief, ready for review

Meeting prep dossier
  • Gmail + Calendar data compiled
  • Previous decisions and risks flagged
  • Talking points ready for review
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behavioral intelligence

Learns your working style, emotional undertones, and relationship dynamics over time.

follows through

Tracks reminders, follow-ups, check-ins, and research threads without you asking twice.

shows its work

Every action comes with receipts, sources, and approval checkpoints you can inspect.

Behavioral intelligence

Not another assistant tab. A relationship that learns how you work.

Intern keeps continuity across conversations so your priorities, obligations, and preferences do not reset every time you come back.

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Intern

Intern

Your resident assistant — learns, remembers, follows through

persistent memory

Remembers not just facts, but emotional undertones, relationship dynamics, and what matters to you across every conversation.

natural follow-through

Tracks five commitment types — reminders, follow-ups, check-ins, research, and watch items — so nothing important gets forgotten.

approval boundaries

High agency with clear review gates. Moves fast on safe work, asks before anything important goes out.

Intern work log

Today's work log

Intern is already in motion.

live
07:00

Morning Brief assembled

Weather, calendar, overnight research results, and three follow-ups surfaced in Today.

08:42

Meeting dossier compiled

Gmail + Calendar data turned into prep with decision recaps, risks, and talking points.

09:15

Research with receipts delivered

Brave search across 6 sources, 2 key signals extracted, recommendation drafted for review.

A real conversation, not a command line

Intern
Good morning. You have three meetings today. I already built the TechCorp dossier because their renewal is this week — want me to flag the pricing risk in the brief?
You
Yes. Also pull what Sarah said in the last thread.
Intern
Done. Sarah flagged budget pressure on March 28. I added it to the risk section and queued a draft follow-up for your review after the call.

Product proof

Show the work. Every action comes with receipts.

They sell the brief already built, the research already sourced, and the follow-through already tracked — not a list of features.

Desktop preview

Open Today without setup friction.

A guided local preview shows the Mac app with sample follow-ups, handled work, and the next timeline, so visitors can understand Intern before connecting accounts.

  • Local sample context loads immediately
  • Follow-ups, handled work, and timeline are visible
  • Account connections can wait until after the tour
Intern Today desktop preview with sample follow-ups, handled work, and timeline
Morning Brief

Wake up to everything that matters, already organized.

Situation

You start every day re-reading threads and piecing together what needs attention.

What they did

They assemble weather, calendar, reminders, overnight work, and follow-up threads into one human-readable brief — signed and ready on your Today surface.

What you got

You open your Mac and immediately see what they finished overnight, what needs your judgment, and where you have momentum.

Meeting prep dossier

Walk into every call with the brief already built.

Situation

A founder has back-to-back calls and no time to pull context from Gmail and Calendar.

What they did

They read your Gmail threads and Calendar events, compile previous decisions, flag risks, and line up talking points.

What you got

You walk in prepared with a dossier that took them minutes and would have taken you an hour.

Research with receipts

Sources you can check, not answers you have to trust.

Situation

You need to make a decision but the research is scattered across tabs and bookmarks.

What they did

They run Brave and Tavily searches, extract signal from multiple sources, and compile a grounded summary — every claim linked back to its source.

What you got

You get a recommendation with receipts. No black box, no trust me bro.

Follow-through intelligence

Nothing important slips because your day got busy.

Situation

You made commitments in chat, set mental reminders, and started research threads that need closing.

What they did

They track five commitment types — reminders, follow-ups, check-ins, research, and watch items — and resurface them at the right moment.

What you got

Loose ends close naturally. The things you said you would do actually get done.

What they do
while you do real work

You do not assign every task one by one. You teach Intern your world, and it starts surfacing the drafts, reminders, and research that need your review.

They prep your mornings

Before you open your laptop, they have your brief ready — weather, calendar, what they finished overnight, and what needs your judgment today.

They are one shortcut away

Cmd+Alt+Space. Ask them anything without leaving what you are working on. They stay out of your way until you need them.

They remember everything

Not just facts — who matters to you, how you like things done, what you care about. You can see and edit everything they remember.

They show their sources

When they research something, you get the sources, not just the answer. Every claim links back. You verify — they never ask you to trust blindly.

They learn new skills

Documents, analysis, search, scheduling — they come with skills built in, and they pick up your recurring rhythms as you work together.

They work where you work

Gmail, Google Calendar, Slack, and Notion are the reviewed connection set on the public surface today. Connect what you want Intern to use first.

Introducing

Intern

Not a chatbot. Not a workflow builder. An early-access Mac assistant with its own sign-in, reviewed connections, and a calm menubar home — built to remember your world, prepare the work, and show receipts.

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Named assistant

10+

Tool connections

3

Languages supported

How early access starts

Download. Connect. Review.

Onboarding takes a minute. By tomorrow, Intern is already preparing context you used to keep in your head.

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Download Intern

One download, minimal setup. Intern lives in your menubar, ready to learn your operating context and prepare work for review.

02

Connect your tools

Connect the reviewed tools you already use and show Intern your people, rhythms, and boundaries. It learns what recurs without making you fill out a long brief.

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Review the outputs

By tomorrow morning, your daily brief is ready. Follow-ups are tracked. Research is sourced. You review the work before anything important goes out.

Early access feedback

The Mac assistant that earns trust

What early users say after their first week trying Intern.

It feels less like using software and more like having someone already carrying context for me. The Morning Brief alone changed my mornings.
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Sarah K.

Product Manager

The difference is follow-through. It remembers why something mattered, not just that I typed it once. Three weeks in and nothing has slipped.
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Dr. Michael R.

Researcher

I can actually see what it finished, what it is watching, and what still needs my judgment. No other AI tool shows its work like this.
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Jennifer L.

Creative Director

Cmd+Alt+Space to ask anything without switching apps. That one shortcut replaced three browser tabs I kept open all day.
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Alex P.

Solo Founder

The meeting prep dossiers are worth the price alone. I walk into calls with full context from Gmail and Calendar, compiled automatically.
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David W.

Fractional COO

Replaced a part-time VA and the output is honestly better. Research comes with sources, drafts are in my voice, nothing slips through.
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Nina C.

Newsletter Writer

Flat monthly price. Clear usage guardrails.

Intern pricing vs. other options

Freelancers scope-creep. VAs need managing. Full-time employees cost a fortune. See what Intern costs — and what the monthly plan includes.

Starting plan

Intern

$29/mo

One named Intern workspace for most operators. A flat monthly price for recurring work, visible approvals, and one durable workspace on your Mac.

Max plan

Intern Max

$79/mo

For operators who want them on the heavier daily load — more research volume, more background follow-through, and faster queue priority.

Recommended

Intern

$29/mo

 

Freelancer / VA

$1.5k+/mo

 

Full-Time Employee

$5k+/mo

Monthly price
$29/mo to start
$1,500–3,000/mo
$5,000+/mo
Onboarding time
Same day
1–2 weeks
1–3 months
Availability
24/7, never calls in sick
Set hours, timezone gaps
9–5, weekdays
Skills breadth
Research, email, content, data, PM
Specialized in 1 area
Specialized in 1–2 areas
Memory & context
Persistent memory
Starts fresh each project
Notes, context switching
Scales with you
Adds capacity without recruiting
Re-scope & renegotiate
Weeks of recruiting
Creative judgment
AI-assisted, needs guidance
Strong in their niche
Independent creative thinking
Relationship building
Supports outreach
Limited engagement
Deep personal connections

Intern vs. AI agents

Intern
$29/mo
ChatGPT
$20/mo
Manus
$39+/mo
Junior
$2,000/mo
Full-time employee
$4,000+/mo
Personalized to your business
Knows your role & context
Conversation history
Workspace & work tracking
Under $100/mo

Starting plan $29/mo

Other AI tools charge per credit, per task, or per seat. Intern has a flat monthly price — move to Max when you want it carrying the heavier daily load.

Persistent business memory
Reviewed Gmail, Google Calendar, Slack, and Notion connections
Proactive follow-ups
Meeting prep & summaries
Research & competitive intel
Recurring workflow automation
Priority support
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Frequently asked questions

Everything you need to know before early access.

Trust and boundaries

High agency. Clear review boundaries.

Intern can move quickly, but it checks with you before anything important goes out. That is how a useful Mac assistant stays helpful without turning reckless.

They handle this directly

prepare the brief
draft the response
organize the research
capture the next steps

Review first

they ask before anything important goes out

That is the difference between hype and trust. They can move fast without turning into a black box.

send the message
change the decision
update the shared record
do anything important on your behalf

Public early access · Mac assistant

Start with the Mac app and a web account that keeps the handoff clean.

Download the signed Mac app, create the web account for checkout and recovery, and use the same sign-in when Intern needs to refresh desktop activation.

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Intern — early-access Mac assistant for small-business operators