Open your running Oti
This saved page is not connected to Oti's voice, memory or conversation.
Oti needs to be running on this computer for the link to work.
This saved page is not connected to Oti's voice, memory or conversation.
Oti needs to be running on this computer for the link to work.
Voice uses real speech-to-text in and text-to-speech out; it needs both services configured on the server to work.
How Oti works with you
Living thread
Make a little room for Oti
Choose an idea, make it yours, then send it. You can connect accounts whenever you need them.
The brief
Reading the brief…
Read through your seat, drafted from what she holds
Reading the inbox…
Your work, with Oti
Gathering what is waiting…
Saved progress, including completed work and anything that needs attention. Continue or cancel a task in Talk.
Loading saved tasks…
Where commitments are born
The week as she sees it
Reading the calendar…
Bound to your home place
Reading the forecast…
Your memory
The people, pets and details that matter to you. See what Oti has saved, check where it came from, or remove something she should forget.
Bring selected personal notes or a WhatsApp text export. Oti checks these on your PC, without sending them to a model. You choose which suggested facts to keep. Imported text cannot run actions.
Dates and speakers stay attached to each suggestion. Ambiguous relative dates and identity changes need a fresh statement in Talk. This first importer recognises supported factual sentences; it does not summarise every message. A re-import resumes the same source.
Connecting to your memory…
No saved memories in this category yet.
Take your saved facts and reminders with you in an encrypted memory file. Keep your recovery passphrase separately: Oti cannot recover it. This export does not include original imported messages, complete conversations, account passwords or development evidence. It does not encrypt this PC’s live database or older backups.
Enter it here to export or open an encrypted file. It stays in this browser and is cleared after use.
Deletion retains credentials, governance/development records and a deletion record. It does not remove backups, exported copies or records held by connected providers. Older readable memory files can still be imported.
Make Oti yours
Your Oti, connected to your life. Start with what you need; add the rest later.
Checking your calendar…
Ask Oti in Talk to check your day or add an appointment. Your phone uses the same connection.
Connect Calendar to let Oti add meetings. Complete Google's sign-in on this PC in your usual browser; afterwards your phone uses the same connection. Calendar-only access does not request Gmail permissions.
Checking Google Calendar…
Checking Calendar connection…
First sign into Google in Oti’s separate Chrome window on this PC. Then return here to check the connection. Oti uses that browser to read appointments and save changes you approve. Google sign-in stays on this PC. This does not connect your inbox.
Checking calendar…
Checking mail…
Drafts are saved in Oti for your review. Sending needs your approval.
Preferences save automatically when you change them.
Checking the conversation model…
Jev helps choose whether to read your memory or documents. TypeSafe receives the current message for this decision. Oti keeps the memory and documents on your PC. Follow-ups, creative requests and uncertain decisions use your conversation model.
Laya is a small decision model that runs on this PC with laya-serve. It chooses whether a standalone question should read your memory or documents, so the current message never leaves your computer. When Laya is on it is used instead of Jev. Follow-ups, creative requests and uncertain decisions use your conversation model.
Oti runs here; a phone on the same network can log in as you.
Receive Oti reminders when this page is closed. Your PC must be running. On iPhone, first add Oti to the Home Screen and open it there.
Off until you enable this browser.
Newly due local reminders are eligible after you enable this device. Oti retries temporary failures up to five times and catches up within 24 hours. Calendar-provider alerts remain separate. “Accepted” means the phone service accepted delivery; “Opened” means you tapped it while signed in. Phone settings and connectivity can delay alerts.
A sandbox is a separate test copy of Oti’s code. She can try a change there without changing the app you use. Failed checks stop a proposal; passing checks let you review it. Accepting saves a code commit, which still needs to be merged and installed.
Action proposed
Record the selected design as the first Oti Alpha UI milestone.
Certified improvement
No candidateOti can observe repeated interaction patterns and propose a bounded policy change. Promotion still requires an external evaluation suite.
Recurring procedures