Maurice. He knows what you show him.
Ask, write, understand, prepare: Maurice does what the big assistants do. What he keeps about you, he keeps where you can read it, correct it and erase it.
Everyday things, done well.
Make sense of a letter from the bank or a contract. Write to your landlord, in Dutch. Prepare a difficult conversation. Plan the week’s meals around what is in the fridge. Read over a text before you send it.
For the hardest reasoning or long programming work, the big American models still have the edge. For everyday life, you will rarely notice the difference.
What you can give him
In any conversation
A memory you can see.
Maurice does not quietly remember everything. He follows the parts of your life you talk to him about, and for each one keeps a short brief, in plain words, that you can read, correct or erase. When he learns something about you, he asks before keeping it.
Nothing becomes part of his memory without your yes, and what you keep goes into notes of your own, which you can open in any text editor.
How Maurice learns →Your mail, read, never touched.
Connect a mailbox and Maurice can find a message, read an attachment, or tell you what was promised in a long exchange. He cannot send, move or delete anything: those functions do not exist. He reads further only once you say yes, mailbox by mailbox, and you can take that yes back.
Switch without losing a thing.
Ask ChatGPT or Claude for your data export, then choose the file in Maurice’s settings. A second import only adds what is newer.
Your old conversations then sit beside the new ones, marked with where they came from. Overnight, Maurice reads them and offers you the parts of your life he sees recur.
And you carry on, in real apps on your Mac, iPhone and iPad. Android is coming.
With others, when you want.
Open a conversation with the people you invite: you talk among yourselves, and Maurice answers only when you call him. What he knows of you in private stays out of it.
Sharing your Maurice →Questions
Which AI does Maurice use?
Open models, run in Paris at Scaleway like the rest of your Maurice: what you write goes to no AI company. If you like to try models, the app’s settings let you choose. The models →
Does he remember everything I say?
No. He can find your past conversations when you ask him something, but what he keeps for good is what you agreed to: his briefs, the facts you kept, your notes. All of it can be read and corrected.
Who can read my conversations?
You. Not the other people on your Maurice, and not us. Whoever runs your Maurice can, if they must, step into your account, and you are told when they do. Who sees what →
Ask him anything. He keeps what you choose.
The first month is on the house, no credit card needed. Pricing →