Privacy-first AI agent
Text it.
It gets it done.
EQO reads your email, books the cab, chases the thread you dropped and remembers what you told it last month. Message it on WhatsApp, talk to it on your phone, or open it in a browser — it's the same agent.
And it runs on a cloud account you own — so nobody, including us, is keeping your conversations.
Runs on Your Cloudflare Your own server Your phone, offline
One thread, start to finish
The whole product is one conversation
No dashboard. No new app to learn. You text it the way you text anyone — and it runs the errand, refuses the one thing it should never hold, and remembers to do it again next Monday.
A WhatsApp conversation with EQO. You: “Tell Priya I’ll be 20 min late.” EQO: “Done”, with a receipt showing the message it sent to Priya Menon. You: “Can you check my Skool account? I’ll send you the password.” EQO: “Don’t send it here. Type it straight into your own vault — it never comes through the chat”, with a link to a vault page hosted on your own engine that expires in ten minutes, and a note that afterwards it holds only the handle vault://skool, which it can use but not read. You: “done.” EQO: “Logged in and checked. 3 new posts in your cohort, one of them tags you.” You: “Every Monday at 8, what’s due?” EQO: “Saved”, with a workflow card reading “Monday briefing, every Monday at 08:00, runs on your engine.”
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It finishes the errand
It opens the right conversation, writes something a human would write, and sends it. What comes back is a receipt, not another thing on your list.
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It refuses your password
A secret typed into a chat lives in that chat forever. So EQO won’t take one. It sends you a short-lived page on your own engine; the value is sealed in your vault and the agent is handed
vault://skoolinstead. The real password is substituted at the moment of the request and never enters the model’s context, the history, or anything we run. -
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Say it once, it keeps happening
“Every Monday at 8” becomes a scheduled job on your own account. It wakes up without you and messages you on whichever channel you last used.
What it does
Real errands, not demos
Every one of these is a thing you can say to it today, in whatever app you happen to have open.
“Tell Priya I'll be twenty minutes late.”
“What did I actually agree to with the landlord?”
“Book a cab for my 6am flight.”
“Every Monday at 8, tell me what's due this week.”
“Send last quarter's Acme invoice to my accountant.”
“I always want an aisle seat.”
Reach it anywhere
One agent, every inbox you already use
There's no new app to remember. EQO gets its own WhatsApp thread, its own email address and its own number — plus an app and a web client when you want them.
Workflows that run without you
Anything you can ask once, you can ask forever. You describe it in a sentence; it becomes a scheduled job on your own account and messages you on whichever channel you were last using.
- Mon 08:00 What's due this week, across calendar and mail
- Daily 21:00 Sweep the inbox, flag anything still owed a reply
- Hourly Watch the Delhi fare, ping me if it drops under ₹4,000
- On arrival Anything from the landlord, summarised before I open it
Memory and connections
It gets better the longer you use it
A memory that's actually yours
Preferences, corrections, the people in your life and what you last said to them. It builds up over months, lives in your own database, and exports or deletes in one tap. Nobody is training on it.
Connected to the apps you already pay for
Gmail, Calendar, Drive, Slack, Notion, GitHub, Linear and more — through your own OAuth grant. EQO never sees a password, and you can revoke any of it whenever you like.
The part nobody else does
It runs on a computer you own
Every other assistant thinks on its maker's servers and keeps what it learns. EQO deploys its engine into your cloud account. Your database, your files, your bill — which is usually nothing. We can't read your conversations, because they never arrive here.
A comparison. On the left, labelled “every other assistant”, messages travel from a phone into a company-owned cloud and pile up inside it — the pile never empties. On the right, labelled EQO, the same messages travel into a cloud labelled “your own account”, while the EQO server sits to one side, disconnected: a dashed line reaches toward the data and stops short, never touching it.
—conversations a day, free
Measured on a live account, not estimated.
Full disclosure
The honest bit
Most of EQO never touches our servers. Three things do, because WhatsApp, SMS and email will only deliver to a number and a domain that belong to us. We'd rather say so than have you find out.
Capabilities
What your engine can do
All of it runs on your own account. The right-hand column unlocks when you upgrade your provider plan — that money goes to the provider, not to us.
Pricing
We don't charge for thinking
Thinking runs on your hardware, so we don't meter it. We charge for the plumbing we operate: channels, connectors, sync.
Sign up and use it today. No waitlist, no invite code.