Illustrative product previews. Planned capabilities are identified in the descriptions below.
Oppulence is an email-first personal assistant built around your relationships. Bring the history behind a conversation into the next reply, meeting, and follow-up. We are connecting Web, Desktop, and Voice around one memory and one action history. Start on the web. Add Desktop for local files and native tools, or Voice for capture. Use emails, meetings, and notes as context, with the original sources available for review. Keep source evidence, private notes, and assistant inferences distinct. Review proposed replies and actions before they are sent or written. Shared navigation and the complete Voice-to-relationship handoff are planned work.
Oppulence / The assistant
Oppulence is an email-first personal assistant built around your relationships. Bring the history behind a conversation into the next reply, meeting, and follow-up. We are connecting Web, Desktop, and Voice around one memory and one action history.
The experience we are building
Prepare from earlier conversations. Capture with consent. Review the transcript and relationship matches. Bring that context into a reply, approve the action, and keep the follow-up visible until there is evidence it is done. The full Voice-to-memory handoff is in development.
Bring earlier emails, meetings, open questions, and relevant notes into view. Inspect the source passage, correct a match, and decide what should influence a reply.
See what happened, the evidence behind it, and the proposed next step. External actions wait for approval. An execution attempt and a verified result must remain distinct.
A transcript records what someone said. A private note records your perspective. An assistant inference is a proposed interpretation. The connected experience must preserve those differences in replies and shared summaries.
Track what you promised and what you are waiting for. The existing commitment register supports this work; the planned Today and Activity views will bring it into the everyday assistant experience.