Voice-first desktop copilot

Just say it.

Solitude listens, runs your computer, reads the screen you are already looking at, and remembers what matters. One orb on a black stage — there is no dashboard to learn.

SOLITUDE
Your personal AI — assistant, coworker, analyst

drag the orb · right-click to change mode · Cowork mode

Live demo · drag the orb, right-click it, open the rail

Built for people who would rather talk than click.

  • Runs on your machine
  • Memory stays local
  • Every action undoable
  • No account required
Capabilities

Four things, each doing one job.

Nothing here asks for your attention in order to give it back.

Runs your computer
Opens apps, moves and renames files, adjusts volume and brightness, manages windows, drives the browser, installs Steam and Epic games. Twenty-six tools, called by voice.
26 tools
Sees your screen
Ask what's on screen and it looks. Ask for help with what you're doing and it reads the window you're in. The eye turns off entirely when you'd rather it didn't.
Screen + camera
Remembers you
Picks up your name, your projects, how you like replies — without being told to. Everything it knows is listed in one panel where you can edit it, pin it, or delete it.
Local, editable
Takes it back
Say undo and it reverses the last thing it did: a file it moved, a setting it changed, a desktop it reorganised. Irreversible actions wait for a button you press.
Undo + confirm gate
The panels

Everything it did, in one place.

The orb is the whole interface until you want receipts. Each rail icon opens a panel you can drag anywhere or expand to a full page — the same content, two sizes.

ChatCowork mode
open my proposal draft and read me the intro
file_processor · ProposalForge-draft.docx
Opened it. The intro runs three paragraphs — the first two are scope, the third is pricing. Want the pricing paragraph rewritten shorter?
yeah, and quieter
code_helper · rewrote 1 paragraph
+Type a message…

Chat — the running transcript, typed or spoken

Historynewest first
  • Moved 14 files to Documents/Invoices
    file_controller
  • Opened Spotify
    open_app
  • Set volume to 30%
    computer_settings
  • Searched flights BNE → NRT
    flight_finder

History — every action, with Undo where it applies

Memory4 of 61
  • identity
    name
    Erik
    ★✕
  • projects
    proposalforge
    AI proposal SaaS, Next.js + SQLite
    ★✕
  • preferences
    replies
    short and plain
    ★✕
  • relationships
    sister
    Ayşe, studying architecture
    ★✕

Memory — edit it, pin it, or forget it

Consolelive
CPU
34%
MEM
61%
NET
12%
GPU
8%
SYS: Solitude online.
You: open my proposal draft
Solitude: Opened it. The intro runs three paragraphs.
SYS: file_processor — ProposalForge-draft.docx
You: yeah, and quieter
SYS: code_helper — rewrote 1 paragraph

Console — machine meters and the raw log

How it works

Three steps, then nothing.

There is no workflow to set up. You talk, it acts, and you can check or reverse anything it did.

  1. i

    Talk

    No wake word and no button. It's listening unless you mute it, and it knows when the room is talking to someone else.

  2. ii

    It does the thing

    Tools run immediately. Anything reversible is done at once and pushed onto the undo stack rather than stopping to ask permission.

  3. iii

    Check its work

    History lists every action with an Undo button. Memory lists everything it learned about you. Both are yours to edit.

An assistant that checks before everything is one you stop talking to.

So Solitude acts, and remembers how to undo it. Only the handful of things that genuinely cannot be reversed — shutdown, restart, switching off the WiFi it is talking over — stop and wait for a button you press.
For you

It learns you. You keep the pen.

Solitude picks things up as you talk — your name, what you’re building, how you like being answered. All of it lives in one list you can edit, pin so it is never forgotten, or delete outright.

memory / long_term.json · example account4 of 61 shown
identitynameErikpinned
projectsproposalforgeAI proposal SaaS, Next.js + SQLite—
preferencesrepliesshort and plainpinned
relationshipssisterAyşe, studying architecture—

Stored as plain JSON on your own disk. Nothing is uploaded, and a pinned fact is never dropped to make room.

Early users
“The undo is what made me trust it. It moved forty files into the wrong folder on day one, I said undo, and they went back.”
Marta K.
Architect
“I stopped alt-tabbing to check things. I just ask, and it reads the screen I'm already looking at.”
Dan Oyelaran
Research engineer
“It doesn't chat at me. Cowork mode does the thing and says one sentence about it, which is all I wanted.”
Priya Raghunathan
Clinical psychologist

Illustrative quotes written for this page during private beta

Pricing

Nine dollars a month. Cancel by not renewing.

There is no card on file to forget about and no subscription buried in a dashboard to hunt down — a licence simply runs out unless you buy another one. Your memory is a JSON file on your own disk; it leaves with you.

Plan
Free
$0 forever
Everything on your machine.
Recommended
Solitude Pro
$9 per month
Eyes, plugins and your phone.
Voice, unlimitedIncludedIncluded
All 26 computer toolsIncludedIncluded
Undo and action historyIncludedIncluded
Memory200 factsUnlimited
Screen and camera vision—Included
Plugins—Included
Phone pairing—Included
Morning briefing—Included
Grok voice engine—Included
Download free

Bring your own Gemini key — free from Google, and the usage stays on your account, not ours.

Pay in any major coin. Your key is emailed the moment the payment confirms — no account, no card.

Stop clicking.
Start talking.

Install it, say something, and watch it do the thing. Undo is one word away if it gets it wrong.

Get startedFree plan, no card