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Your context outlives your tools.

Ropu takes notes in your meetings, reads your mail and calendar, and remembers all of it. Before a call it tells you where things stand. After it, the recap is filed and the follow-up is drafted for you to review. Your store lives on your Mac. Only what you send to your AI leaves it.

Mac. No account. Bring your own AI.

Meeting notes, from day one.

One screen. Three sources: the call audio, your calendar, and your own typed notes. No account, no sign-in to anything.

Before the call

Where things stand with this person, drawn from every earlier meeting and email you have had with them.

During the call

Ropu listens. You type what matters. Both land in the same note.

After the call

The recap is filed. The follow-up is drafted and waiting for you to review. Nothing is sent until you say so.

Your store. Your AI. Your receipts.

Your store

Everything Ropu has seen lives in a store on your Mac that you own. Open it with any tool. Keep it when you change tools. Models change every quarter. What you have seen, said and decided compounds for years.

Your AI

Bring Claude, ChatGPT, or a model running on the device. What you send goes from your Mac to the AI you chose, and that provider holds it under its own terms. Ropu has no server in between.

Your receipts

Every time something leaves your Mac, a draft sent, a document shared, a question answered to a colleague's assistant, there is a receipt you can read. You decide what leaves.

Everyone keeps their own store. Only the conclusions travel.

From your meetings, to your documents, to your team.

Week one

Meetings recapped and filed. Mail drafts waiting for review. Notes before every call. Search across everything you have seen.

Then your documents

Client documents written from your own context. A quarterly review built from every meeting and email, not from a blank page.

Then your team

When you join a team, your Ropu talks to theirs. Each assistant works at home with its owner's full context, and only the conclusions cross. Nobody pools the data. Each person decides what the company sees.

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We will write once, when it is ready for your Mac. Nothing else.