
Proactive assistant that installs...
After installation it watches the apps you are already using, instead of waiting for you to paste material into a chat box. Meeting confirmations, deadlines, and open materials in Slack, Zoom, documents, calendar, and email go into a local timeline. A review agreed in chat can become a task with context and a due time. An interview on the calendar gets background and talking points ahead of time, and the day ends with a pending summary. Proactive alerts happen before you ask. The record stays on the computer. The page says it is not uploaded and is not used for training, and it can serve as context for a coding agent. It fits product and operations teams, founders, and researchers reading a lot of material. Installers are currently Apple-silicon Mac and Windows x64. Linux is still planned.
AirJelly is a proactive assistant that installs on the computer. Builds are offered for Apple-silicon Macs and 64-bit Windows, and Linux is still planned. It reads on-screen apps such as Slack, Zoom, documents, calendar, and email locally. The page says this content is not uploaded and is not used for training. Meetings, messages, and tasks become a searchable timeline. Before you ask, it creates tasks, prepares interview briefs, sends reminders, and writes a daily summary. That context can also be given to a coding agent already installed. The site's FAQ says the download is free.
Difficulty: Beginner Friendly
Read several apps locally
It reads on-screen apps such as Slack, Zoom, documents, calendar, and email on the machine. The page says the content is not uploaded and is not used to train models.
A searchable work timeline
Meetings, messages, and tasks form a timeline that keeps updating, and you can later ask about past work in everyday language.
Tasks before you ask
It extracts tasks from conversations, meetings, and messages, attaches context and a due time, and prepares a brief and reminders as a calendar item approaches.
Daily summary and agent context
The daily report sums up what happened, what is pending, and what comes next. Scattered context can also be passed to a coding agent already installed on the machine.
Product teams capturing a review from chat
After the team confirms a review in chat, AirJelly creates a task with the due time and the original conversation, so nobody has to retype the to-do.
Researchers merging many open sources
When a researcher has many papers, documents, and notes open, it reads them into a one-page summary and surfaces a related note saved earlier.
Leads reading a brief before an interview
As an interview on the calendar approaches, it prepares background, recent work, and talking points for the lead to read before it starts.
The official FAQ says no. AirJelly runs entirely on the machine. Screen activity, notes, and conversations do not leave the computer. There is no cloud sync, and the data is not used for training. It reads apps you are using, such as Slack, Zoom, documents, calendar, and email. If a local program is not allowed to keep watching the screen, it should not be installed.
The site says the download is free. Current installers are Apple-silicon Mac and Windows x64. Linux is still planned and has no installer yet. After download, follow the page to start. It builds the timeline locally and creates tasks, briefs, and reminders before you ask. You do not have to paste each app's content in by hand.
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