A private office.
Staffed, trained, working the day you hire it.
A staff of agents, each with a role, a routine and a memory of you. A chief of staff, an assistant, a research desk, a steward, a builder, a finance lead and more. Hire as many as you need. Answer their questions. They start that afternoon.
30-day trial · card required, nothing charged until day 31 · models included · macOS Apple Silicon · Windows beta
Who it is for
For people who run many roles and are short on time.
You already do the job of an office: the calendar, the inbox, the books, the research, the decisions nobody else can make. A Private Office takes the routine parts off your desk and keeps a record you can read back. It does not replace your judgement. It makes sure your judgement is what you spend your day on.
- —Answer a question about your inbox
- —Draft a reply you then send
- —Summarise a statement you uploaded
- —Triages the inbox at 7, 12 and 4 and has the drafts waiting
- —Reconciles the statement the day it lands and tells you what did not add up
- —Writes the Friday report of what your office did this week
The roster
Every seat, on either plan.
Hire one seat or all of them. No seat limits; the plans differ only in how much usage is built in.
Runs your office. A morning brief, a decisions log you can read back, work handed to the other seats and checked when it comes back, and a Friday report.
Keeps your day in order. Sorts your inbox, writes the replies you send, keeps the calendar sane, carries your reminders and what you're waiting on, and can run a second desk inbox from a playbook.
Answers any question with a sourced brief. Conclusions first, sources graded and dated, confidence labelled, the case against included, every link checked before it is done.
Keeps your investment book honest. A position ledger from your statements, a decision log that cites your own rules, tripwires counted as noise, drift or act, and a monthly review that ships whether or not you wrote your half.
Ships code for you: scopes the task, writes the failing test first, makes it pass, and reports with the commit as proof; checks your repos every night.
Finds grants that fit you, screens each one honestly, drafts the application in your voice and keeps every deadline and report date.
Keeps the company's books from the exports you drop in: categorized, reconciled, closed monthly, with cash, runway and a board-ready pack.
Your technology, explained and watched: domains, security basics, vendors and renewals, with a written recommendation when you have to choose.
Positioning, campaign plans and copy in your voice, with a weekly read of the numbers you export. Drafts only; you publish.
Plans your week of posts, drafts each one in your voice for the platform it's for, reads your numbers every Monday, and drafts your replies. You post.
Reads your contracts, letters and notices, lists the clauses to ask about in plain words, keeps every deadline, and prepares the brief for your lawyer.
A planting and care calendar for your zone and your garden, this week's tasks with watering set to the forecast, and a log of what grew.
A week of meals from what's in your kitchen and the rules of your house, with every recipe scaled to your table and the shopping list sorted by aisle.
Researches what you are about to buy against your criteria, compares the options with sources and the time each price was read, watches prices, remembers sizes and gift dates, and hands you the cart.
Routines, the school calendar, and questions ready before every pediatrician or teacher meeting, for each child, in files you control.
A coach for your relationship. A check-in journal, exercises from published research, the dates that matter remembered, and the next date planned.
Plans your trips to your taste. Options compared with their sources and prices as of a stated time, a pick with its reason, the itinerary, documents and entry rules, the packing list; you book.
Keeps the house file. What is installed, when it is due, who fixes it, what is covered and what renews, every maintenance interval with its source.
Keeps your health paperwork in order. Appointments and follow-ups, a records folder you fill and it indexes, insurance claims and appeals prepared with the deadline your notice states, and your medication schedule exactly as the label or your clinician wrote it.
Letters, posts, speeches, newsletters and the long work, in your voice, from your notes.
Every office has one. It keeps your agents' memory tidy so they remember what matters and forget what does not. It is not a seat; it is the filing room.
How it works
Hired in an afternoon.
One, a few, or the whole roster. Add or remove seats any time.
Each seat asks you five to nine questions in its first conversation. Your answers become its memory. Skip anything.
The first scheduled run fires before you close the window. From then on the office runs on its own clock and reports in Work.
Trust
Your office. Your records. Your call.
Your files stay on your computer.
Work, ledgers, journals and memory live in folders you can open. Credentials live in the system keychain.
Nothing is sent, paid or traded on its own.
Mail is drafted for your approval unless you hand a seat a playbook. No seat can move money.
You can read everything.
Every run leaves a record: what it did, what it cost, what it could not do.
Managed models, one bill.
Model usage is included in the plan; you set the monthly cap and a daily guard. No API keys.
Two plans. Models included.
Both start with a 30-day trial. Usage beyond the included amount is billed at the end of the month, never above the monthly cap you set. When a month runs past what your plan includes, the app shows you whether Plus would have cost less.
- •Every seat in the roster
- •New roster seats when released
- •Scheduled work, memory and the Archivist
- •Cost dashboard with your own cap
- •Every seat in the roster
- •Twice the usage built in, for an office that works all day
- •Scheduled work, memory and the Archivist
- •Cost dashboard with your own cap
A card is required to start the trial; nothing is charged until day 31. Cancel before then and pay nothing.
Questions
No. You answer questions about your own life and work. The office does the rest.
Only what you approve, or what matches a playbook you wrote for the Assistant's desk inbox.
Your card is charged for the plan you chose. Cancel before then and pay nothing.
No. Your seats will tell you what they would do when you ask, and every such view carries the line professionals use: not investment, legal or medical advice. They do not file, sign or trade. Your professionals do that.
In beta. The installer is not code-signed yet, so Windows shows a SmartScreen warning the first time; the download page walks you through it.
Hire your office this afternoon.
Create your account, add a card (nothing charged for 30 days), download Cluer for macOS or Windows (beta) and pick your seats.
Start your 30-day trial