AI that learns how you work
Apprentice works across your Mac, learns from your corrections, and carries your standards into the next task.
Free while in beta · macOS 14+ · Windows in development
Point Apprentice at finished work you trust. It finds the decisions you repeat, turns them into readable rules, and links every lesson to its source.
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Readable rules, each with a source.
Structure and judgment—not a copied template.
Recommendation: focus the product story on accumulated context and finished work.
Across eleven interviews, buyers consistently valued continuity over marginal gains in benchmark performance.
The remaining question is whether this preference survives once switching costs fall.
The habits behind work you consider finished.
Most AI starts every task from zero. Apprentice carries the working relationship forward.
Apprentice sorts thirty-four loose files into four useful folders—and keeps every screenshot with the project it belongs to.
Hold fn anywhere on your Mac and say what should change. Apprentice fixes the work in front of you, then remembers the lesson for next time.
“Organise by project, not file type. And screenshots always go in References.”
Corrected now. Remembered next time.
Voice, models, memory, and the apps where your work already lives—brought together only when the task needs them.
Telegram · from anywhere
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Give it a spreadsheet, deck, research task, or folder to organise. Apprentice can get started before it knows anything about you.
Your corrections are now part of the brief. You spend less time repeating how the work should look and behave.
Jobs you do often become saved workflows. Ask for the outcome and Apprentice knows the steps you normally take.
Fresh installs start with empty memory. Everything it knows about you, you taught it.
Ask where something is and it draws right on your screen: arrows, circles, highlights. It never moves your mouse. You stay the one driving.
Invite it to a call. It separates speakers, adds live captions, and gives you notes and follow-ups when the call ends.
Hold fn and speak into any text field on your Mac. Cleaned up on device before it lands.
Connect Telegram once, then text Apprentice from anywhere. It responds from your Mac.
Rules are stored in readable files and memory stays in a local database. Open, change, or delete them whenever you want. No export request needed.
Use a Claude Pro or Max plan, or your Anthropic API key. Reasoning follows the same path as using Claude directly. Apprentice never resells access.
The Inspector shows every fact, rule, conversation, and workflow Apprentice has kept. Delete one item or clear everything.
Rules come from your corrections and the files you point it at. Nothing is learned behind your back.
One clear distinction: memory stays on your Mac, while reasoning runs through your own Claude account, just as it does when you use Claude directly.
It looks when a task needs looking. It reads the window it is working in, and takes a screenshot only when a task needs vision. That screenshot goes to the model on your own Claude account, like an attachment you sent yourself. It is not recording your day.
No. It works apps through their real automation interfaces, like Excel's own scripting, and does file and web work directly. On screen it points: arrows, circles, highlights. It never moves your mouse. You stay the one driving.
It is a beta, and you bring the Claude account Apprentice uses. Your model usage is billed by Anthropic, not marked up by us. Beta users will get notice before paid plans arrive. That promise is written into the terms.
Say what needs changing. Apprentice turns the correction into a rule and applies it on future tasks. You can read, edit, or delete that rule at any time.
No. Talk to it the way you would talk across a desk. To give it a head start, show it a folder of finished work. Apprentice finds your conventions and links each one to its source.
Apprentice never uses your data to train models. Your memory, rules, and files stay on your Mac, and reasoning runs through your own Claude account, the same path as using Claude directly.
macOS 14 or newer today. Windows is in development: the core already runs there and the native app is being built. In the meantime, the Telegram connection lets you message Apprentice from any device.
More in the full FAQ.
Free while in beta · macOS 14+ · updates itself
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