Inside Zelos / 1.8.4 preview
Your inbox, money, health, and plans in one place. Choose a workspace and try it for yourself.
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Find a decision, review spending, or plan the week. Explore the current 1.8.4 interface with fictional records and no sign-in.
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Explore your day, meals, and money in the current app.
Open Zelos demo1.8.4 preview. Fictional records and example answers. Changes reset when you reload.
Try Money, ask about Northstar, or explore the sample household. Changes stay in this demo and reset when you reload.
1.8.4 preview · fictional records · prepared example answers, not live AI.
Changes stay in this tab and reset when you reload. Real account connections, email sending, document uploads, guest invitations, and store handoff are unavailable in this demo. The public download is version 1.8.1. Get the 1.8.4 preview shown here
Find a forgotten decision. Open Search and type “Northstar.” Read the matching emails, events, and notes.
Ask for a starting point. In Ask, try “What needs my attention this week?” Or open a saved conversation from the menu.
Make a little progress. In Today, finish an item. In Groceries, change an ingredient to “Have” or “Bought.”
See the bigger picture. Explore Money, Health, Progress, Imports, and Booking from the app sidebar.
A closer look / 1.8.4 preview
Each part does a useful job on its own. Together, they let yesterday’s records help with today’s decisions.
A daily briefing brings important replies, saved meetings, and upcoming deadlines into one place. Spend less time checking every source before deciding what to do next.
Teach your inbox what matters with message and sender rules. Optional background drafts give you a starting point for replies while promises and follow-ups stay visible.
Ask about saved mail, money, progress, health, plans, and committed imports. Follow references to the records behind an answer and return to the conversation later.
Bring personal and business spending into one view, then narrow it to the account or dates you need. Bank snapshots and transaction history each tell their part of the story.
Keep activity, measurements, lab records, and preferences together. Build a meal and exercise plan around your saved goals, then review and adjust it to fit your life.
Discover recipes, save your favorites, and choose meals for the week. Zelos brings their ingredients into a list you can review, so the plan and the shopping stay connected.
Give household plans and follow-ups a shared place to live. Invite family members or collaborators, share chosen snapshots, and keep the rest of your workspace private.
See day, week, and month views with meeting context and conflict checks. Set booking hours, buffers, and notice periods so availability reflects the time you actually want to offer.
Build a weekly report from recorded completions. Choose the tasks and details to include, then download a PDF for yourself or the people who need the update.
Turn statements, invoices, and lab documents into a preview of structured records. Check the source evidence, correct the details, and save only the rows you want.
Give Zelos a supported task, such as finding context, saving a note, preparing an unsent reply, or creating a weekly report. Follow its steps and come back to a result you can inspect.
Save a portable backup before a move or a big change. Optional daily encrypted copies keep seven verified recovery points while Zelos is running.
Bank snapshots need a configured Plaid connection; availability depends on the bank and region. Balances are saved snapshots, and recurring or duplicate suggestions need your review. CSV exports, invoices, and separate currencies remain available alongside the charts.
Personal-record AI, document review, and health planning require a compatible model on your computer or local network. PDF/OCR tools are optional installations. Guest booking, family access, and store handoff need separate setup. See the preview setup guide
How it works
Zelos is the workspace around the AI. It brings in records, finds relevant context, gives that context to your chosen model, and puts useful results where you can review them.
Add the mail accounts, calendars, project sources, and local files you want Zelos to read. It keeps an archive on your computer. You choose the sources; Zelos checks them while it is open.
For a question or check, Zelos gathers context from your records and asks the model you configured to interpret it. Instead of manually copying a thread into a chat, you can ask in the place that already holds the context.
See priorities, review meeting prep, follow source references, or inspect an assigned task’s result. Edit a draft, correct a detail, snooze an item, or mark it done. AI helps prepare the work; you decide what to trust and act on.
Your AI, on your terms
Zelos does not lock your records to one AI provider. Configure a compatible online model, or run one locally, and keep working in the same place.
The model helps interpret, summarize, prioritize, and prepare work from the context Zelos provides. It can miss details or get an answer wrong. Check source references and review results before relying on them. The workspace also gives you direct search, calendars, records, and task controls that do not need an AI answer for every click.
In the 1.8.4 preview, email sending requires review and your explicit Send reply action. You choose which imported records to save and which items to share with a store or family member. Other AI clients receive only the read access you enable. Connected services still use their own networks.
How your data is handledBring your world together
Connect the sources you use. Zelos keeps its own archive on your computer, so the next question starts with context.
Gmail · iCloud · Outlook · Yahoo · Fastmail · IMAP
Messages on Mac (preview) · WhatsApp exports
Calendar links · CalDAV · .ics files · Fireflies
Slack · GitHub · Linear · Todoist · RSS & Atom · Local folders
Email providers may require an app password. Google and Microsoft OAuth require your own client registration; Outlook.com needs that additional setup. Other services use credentials you supply. Read the setup guide
Messages import reads text already synced to your Mac, requires macOS Full Disk Access, and is available in the current development build. WhatsApp import uses an exported chat file. Zelos checks connected sources while it is open.
A few good questions
Zelos combines a local archive, connected sources, and everyday views with an AI model you choose. You can ask about saved records without rebuilding all the background in each conversation, then keep working with tasks, calendars, drafts, and plans in the same workspace.
The AI model supplies language and reasoning capabilities. Zelos supplies the context, the workflow, and the controls around the result.
No. Zelos is free and open source. For an online model, you configure a compatible provider and may pay that provider for API usage. A chat subscription does not necessarily include API usage.
You can instead configure a local model. It needs suitable hardware and a compatible local endpoint. The website demo uses prepared examples and has no AI usage charge.
You can assign supported work, such as researching saved records, preparing an unsent reply, saving a note, or creating a weekly report. Zelos records the steps so you can inspect the result.
Sending email is a reviewed action in the current build. It does not silently complete a grocery checkout. Booking publication and external connections require their own setup.
The archive lives on your computer. Connected sources contact their own services. When you choose an online AI, the relevant content for the request goes to that provider.
A model served locally can process on your hardware, but its own configuration controls any onward routing. The preview also offers optional bank, search, store, family, and booking connections. See the preview’s data flows
The website showcases the 1.8.4 QA preview, with fictional records in the demo. Its source and test installers are on GitHub. The published installer below remains 1.8.1, with an earlier interface and a smaller feature set.
The preview passed automated checks on Mac and Windows, including both processor types. It is still a preview; hands-on Windows installation and upgrade checks remain. The demo lets you explore without real accounts, and changes reset on reload.
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