Mail that triages itself
One inbox across Gmail and Outlook — Kaer files, flags and drafts replies you approve.
Kaer is one agent across everything you do — it builds and ships your software, runs your inbox, keeps your calendar and automates the routine. You describe the outcome and approve what matters.
Describe the outcome you want. Kaer plans, does the work on real infrastructure, and pauses for your approval on anything that matters.
Operator reads your repo, fans the work into parallel tasks on isolated microVMs, edits behind stable anchors and runs the tests — then opens one reviewable pull request. You review; it ships.
01$ kaer run “migrate billing to usage-based credits”
02reading repo · 1,284 files mapped · blast radius: 23 paths
03plan approved — fanning out 4 parallel tasks
04vm-1 › edited lib/billing/meter.ts +118 −41
05vm-2 › wired usage events → credit ledger
06vm-3 › wrote tests · 312 passing
07checkpoint · nothing risky — continuing
08✓ opened PR #2051 — “Usage-based credits” · ready for review
09you review · it ships
01$ kaer run “migrate billing to usage-based credits”
02reading repo · 1,284 files mapped · blast radius: 23 paths
03plan approved — fanning out 4 parallel tasks
04vm-1 › edited lib/billing/meter.ts +118 −41
05vm-2 › wired usage events → credit ledger
06vm-3 › wrote tests · 312 passing
07checkpoint · nothing risky — continuing
08✓ opened PR #2051 — “Usage-based credits” · ready for review
09you review · it ships
The same agent behind your inbox, calendar, projects and previews — quickly and securely bringing AI into your work.
One inbox across Gmail and Outlook — Kaer files, flags and drafts replies you approve.
Meetings, reminders and scheduled agent runs in one place — your week plans itself.
Shared projects, task boards and assignments — teammates and agents working the same plan.
Kaer maps your repo — files, symbols, blast radius — and reads before it ever edits.
Describe an idea and get a running preview you can share in minutes, not sprints.
Programmable workflows that run on triggers or a schedule, with approvals built in.
On-device hotword. Nothing leaves your machine until you ask.
Kaer reads the context and speaks the plan back before acting.
Work fans out across isolated microVMs while you keep moving.
Anything risky pauses for a one-tap approval — on any device.
A reviewable PR, a running preview, or a finished automation.
Designed for every stage — from “just trying it” to “running the company on it.” Credits meter the agent’s work; plans set the ceiling.
No credit card. No queue. Just a prompt — and an agent that actually does something with it.
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