IntelliCat

Caroline in your pocket

Not an assistant on your device. Your assistant's device.

IntelliCat is a pocket device that belongs entirely to Caroline, your personal AI assistant. It is not an app on someone else's phone or a tab in a browser: it is her home, her hands and her voice. That is why she can do what no assistant living as a guest can.

The IntelliCat box: Caroline, the console and Kocour

The problem

The power of an agent is not the model. It is access.

AI agents can already write, search, negotiate, keep up with conversations and track your affairs. But people are left with three bad options.

1

Web chat

Safe, but weak. The assistant can do exactly what its developer allowed: a fixed set of tools and integrations. It does nothing until you write, and forgets you when you close the tab.

2

An agent on your computer

Stronger, but tied to a desk. It works while the computer is on and is gone when you are on the road. And not everyone will let an agent into a work computer full of documents and passwords.

3

An agent on your phone

It would be ideal, but a phone holds the keys to your whole life: bank, verification codes, photos, private chats, work. Handing all of that to an agent is frightening, and rightly so.

So assistants are kept on a short leash, and stay clever conversationalists instead of real helpers.

One button

She appears over whatever you are doing.

Press her button and Caroline is on the screen, with a live face and voice. Talk to her hands-free, interrupt her, ask again, ask her to show you. Or write to her in the chat when it is quiet.

Caroline's face over the IntelliCat launcher

Her own name

She writes as herself, like a real secretary.

Telegram, WhatsApp, Signal, Slack and e-mail in one place. Caroline can hold accounts of her own and write to people in her own name, not pretend to be you. Every message shows who sent it.

The Communicator on IntelliCat

Try it now

The whole IntelliCat, in a browser tab.

Open the simulator and you get the same device: the same Beroun OS, the same apps, the same Caroline. Press her button, talk to her, try the messenger and the browser. No hardware and nothing to install.

The IntelliCat launcher, as it appears in the simulator

Why IntelliCat

Eleven reasons in one pocket.

The device belongs to the assistant

Caroline runs it fully.

Full access, no risk to your life

The boundary is the device.

Her own accounts

She acts in her own name.

Always with you

Works in the background and while the device sleeps, and takes the initiative.

Voice and a live face

One button away.

Personality and memory

An assistant who knows you.

Every messenger in one place

With every action signed.

Video, music, games, office

All run by Caroline, by voice.

Physical buttons

Simple enough for any age.

Proven hardware

All the value is in the system and the assistant.

Her device. Your helper.

Everything a real agent can do, without the keys to your life.