Most AI tools are a box you type into. This one is an application that sits on your computer and is allowed into specific folders — which is the whole difference between asking a question and having a task finished. You point it at documents, describe the job in ordinary language, and it works through the steps: open, read, compare, write the result back out.
What it does with those files
Three things, in practice. It turns a folder of receipts, statements and exports into one clean sheet. It sits in a call, records it, and separates the decisions from the discussion, with action items attached to whoever promised them. And it searches your own contracts, policies and old proposals to draft the form or the reply you have been putting off — the wording still yours to approve.
There is also a coding agent with a command-line tool and a VS Code extension, plus access to more than a hundred models for text, image and video inside the same window. For most people that is a bonus rather than the reason to subscribe; for anyone who writes software it is the reason.
What it costs, without the small print
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| First month | $7, a promotional rate set by the vendor and one they can withdraw. |
| After that | $10 per month, renewing automatically until you cancel. |
| Cancelling | In the app: account menu → profile → Billing and Invoices. Access runs to the end of the paid month. |
| Included | Document agent, meeting listener, coding agent with CLI, and the model library. |
| Limits | The entry plan caps how many agent runs you get; the higher plan lifts the cap at a higher price. |
| Taxes | Added at the vendor's checkout where your country requires it. |
The figure that matters is the one on the vendor's checkout page, not the one in an article — including this one. Promotional first-month pricing varies by region and by campaign.
Where it falls short
It is not magic, and it is not a substitute for checking. Messy scans, unusual layouts and anything that needs a judgement call about your business are exactly where it produces something confident and wrong. Treat the output as a fast first draft. Anyone who tells you this category removes the review step is selling, not reviewing.
It also cannot do much without access. It sees the folders you approve and nothing else, and destructive actions have to be confirmed before they run. That design is the safety feature, but it does mean the first ten minutes are spent granting permission rather than being impressed.
And the price is a subscription, not a purchase: if you use it twice and forget it, you will keep paying until you visit the billing page. That is the most common way people end up resenting software like this.
Who it suits
People whose work lives in documents and calls: bookkeeping, operations, recruitment, small practices, freelancers who invoice and chase. It suits anyone who would rather write one clear sentence than learn a prompt framework. It does not suit work that is mostly verbal, physical or visual, and it does not suit anyone who needs output that is always right without a human check — no tool in this category does that today.
A sensible first week
- Pick the task you resent, not the most impressive one — the monthly sheet, the meeting notes, the form built from the same three documents.
- Duplicate the folder and let it work on the copy. Compare its output with what you would have produced — that comparison is the entire evaluation.
- If it saved more than an hour in the first week, month two at $10 is easy to justify. If not, cancel before the renewal.
Questions worth asking before you pay
- Do I need to write prompts?
- No. You describe the job the way you would brief a colleague. There is no syntax and nothing to memorise.
- What happens to my documents?
- The vendor states they are never used to train models, are encrypted in transit and at rest, and that the service holds SOC-2 Type-2 and HIPAA compliance. That is their statement — read their terms before sending anything regulated.
- What if it is wrong?
- You catch it, the same way you catch a junior colleague's draft. The difference is that the boring part — opening forty files and typing their totals — is already done.
- How do I cancel?
- Inside the app, on the billing page. No email, no phone call; access continues to the end of the month you have paid for.
- Which computers does it run on?
- Windows and Mac for the desktop app; the command-line tool also runs on Linux. Current requirements are on the vendor's download page.