EverSage

Phone assistants set timers. They don't run your day.

Running your day by hand, tapping through a calendar, three inboxes, a task list, and your messages, eats the exact hours that should go to real work. And the voice assistants that come on your phone are shallow: they'll set a timer, but they can't triage your inbox, draft a reply that sounds like you, or move a meeting and tell the other person. What's missing is an assistant you actually talk to, that takes real actions across the apps that run your life, and never sends anything in your name without you seeing it first.

An assistant you talk to, that actually does things.

EverSage is a native iOS assistant you hold a real conversation with. Tap the orb, speak, and it acts: it turns a spoken note into tasks, sets native alarms and reminders, pulls your inboxes into one triaged list and drafts the replies, opens a text prefilled and waits for your tap, lays out today's agenda, and proposes new meeting times. Every action it takes is a single, well-defined command, so the same thing the voice does today, a background assistant can do for you later without a rebuild.

The difference between a demo and something you'd run your day on is all in the parts you don't see. It's local-first, and every provider key and login token stays server-side and encrypted, so the phone never holds a secret. A spend cap runs on the server before any paid AI call. And the guardrails are enforced in code, not a doc: freeform email is drafts-only, texts wait for your tap, and there are hard lines it will never cross, money, contracts, deletes, messaging strangers, anything bulk or irreversible.