What Apprentice can do, what it cannot do, and where your information goes.
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.
Your requests, and screenshots when a task needs vision, go to the model on your own Claude account, the same path as using Claude directly. If you use live call notes, call audio streams to a transcription service while the call runs. If you text it over Telegram, those messages travel through Telegram.
Memory, rules, and learned conventions stay in local files. Apprentice never uses your data to train models. Details in the privacy note.
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 file.
A chat tab mainly talks about your work. Apprentice works on the Mac where the work happens: it edits the workbook, organises the desktop, and carries your corrections into future sessions.
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. More on the pricing page.
Yes. Apprentice signs in with your Claude Pro or Max plan, or an Anthropic API key, and usage draws on your own quota. You can also route work to other models with your own keys, and Apprentice falls back to Claude if a model misbehaves.
It idles quietly until you hold the key and talk. Call notes only run when you ask it to sit in on a call, and stop when you hang up.
Build and format spreadsheets, write documents, make slide decks, cut video, transcribe calls, research the web, organise files, and work inside supported Mac apps, all by voice. The interactive demo shows 14 real tasks.
The app is signed and notarized, and it updates itself quietly in the background. Download once, stay current.
It is in development. The core already runs on Windows and the native app is being built. Join the waitlist and we will tell you when it is ready. Meanwhile, the Telegram connection lets you message Apprentice from any device.
Something else? Email hello@withapprentice.com. A human reads it.