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AirJelly

AirJelly is an always-on desktop AI for macOS that watches your workflow, remembers context, and surfaces tasks, summaries, and reminders before you ask. It is aimed at people who juggle work across multiple apps and need help keeping track of decisions, follow-ups, and past context.

AirJelly

Overview

AirJelly is an always-on desktop AI for macOS that watches your workflow, remembers what it sees, and takes action before you ask. It is positioned as a proactive companion for people who manage a lot of context across apps, messages, meetings, and documents.

The product runs locally on your machine and is designed to build a living timeline of your work, extract tasks from conversations, and surface reminders or briefs when they are useful. The site describes it as a self-organizing second brain for product, engineering, research, founder, and individual workflows.

Built around how you work

Daily Report

Generates an end-of-day summary of what happened, what is still pending, and what comes next using the activity AirJelly observed.

Timeline

Keeps a full searchable log of observed work across apps so you can return to a decision, message, or note later.

Tasks

Automatically captures tasks from conversations, meetings, and messages, including context and due dates.

Memory

Lets you ask about past work and retrieve details from your own history when you need them.

Proactive alerts

Surfaces follow-ups, reminders, and briefs at the right moment instead of waiting for a prompt.

Practical ways to use AirJelly

  • Capture follow-ups from busy collaboration

    Use AirJelly to notice questions, commitments, and changes as they happen in chat or meetings, then turn them into tasks with context and due dates.

  • Review past work without manual notes

    Use the timeline and memory features to reconstruct decisions, locate a note, or review what changed during a long workday across multiple apps.

  • Stay ahead of deadlines and meetings

    Use the daily report and proactive alerts to prepare for a meeting, surface a quiet thread, or see what still needs attention before the day ends.

  • Organize research and knowledge work

    Use AirJelly as a background assistant while exploring broad work across documents, tabs, and messages, then ask it to summarize what matters.

  • Turn goals into background execution

    Use the product in founder, product, or operations workflows where a goal needs to be broken into tasks and tracked as work progresses.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Runs locally on the user's Mac, with the site stating that data stays on the device and is not uploaded to a server.
  • Observes work across multiple common apps, including Slack, Zoom, Google Docs, Calendar, and email.
  • Automatically captures tasks, reminders, and follow-ups from everyday work activity.
  • Provides a searchable timeline and memory layer for returning to past decisions and context.
  • Includes proactive outputs such as daily reports and timely alerts.

Cons

  • The pricing page is missing, so the pricing model and any paid tiers are not confirmed on the site text provided.
  • The site currently says macOS is supported, while Windows and Linux are coming soon.
  • The feature set is broad, but some workflow details are only described at a high level rather than with exact app-by-app limits.

FAQ

Does AirJelly upload my data to the cloud?

No. AirJelly runs entirely on your machine, and the site says your screen activity, notes, and conversations never leave your computer.

Which apps does AirJelly work with?

AirJelly reads across apps you already use, including Slack, Zoom, Google Docs, Calendar, and email. The site says it can observe anything that appears on your screen.

What makes AirJelly different from a regular AI assistant?

AirJelly continuously watches your workflow, captures tasks from conversations and meetings, and can prepare follow-ups or briefs when the moment is right.

Is AirJelly free?

Yes. AirJelly is currently available as a free download on macOS, and the site says Windows and Linux support is coming soon.

How do I get started?

Download AirJelly, open it, and grant the required accessibility permissions. The FAQ says it starts watching and learning from your workflow immediately.

Quick Facts

Category
Desktop AI assistant
Platform
macOS; Windows and Linux coming soon
Primary users
Product, engineering, research, founders, and individuals with heavy context load
Data handling
Runs locally on device; no cloud sync according to the site
Source domain
airjelly.ai
Pricing
Free download on macOS; pricing page unavailable