A voice agent for your phone

Just ask Alfred.

the butler for your phone

Order dinner, book a table, get a ride, check in to a flight. Alfred does the whole thing inside your own apps, on your own phone, in seconds.

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How it works

Sign in once. Just say it.
It's done.

01

Sign in once

Connect each app by signing in to it inside Alfred. A few seconds per app, and you're connected for good.

02

Just say it

“Order my usual Chipotle.” “Table for two at seven.” Alfred finds it, configures it and places it.

03

It's done

Alfred places the order or makes the booking itself, with the card already in the app, and tells you when it's on the way.

Order placed · arriving 7:42

Speed

Seconds, not minutes.

Other agents log in to a website on a server and click through it for you. Alfred makes the same call the app itself makes, straight from your phone. Same result, a fraction of the time.

Browser agents cloud browser, your password in their vault
0 s

Spins up a browser on a server, logs in as you, loads the page, finds the button, clicks, waits, clicks again, and breaks the day the layout changes.

Alfred one call from your iPhone
0 s

You say it. Your phone makes the same request the app makes when you tap. Done.

~3 sfrom “order my usual” to order placed
0passwords stored anywhere
1sentence. No taps, no tabs, no waiting on a bot
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Just say it

Say it once. It's done.

Alfred is a full-screen voice mode, not a chatbot with a mic button. One sentence and the order is placed, the table is booked, the car is on its way. A British voice, ultra-quick, that calls you Master or Miss.

Every app on your phone

One voice for all of it.

The goal is every app, not a partner list. Once Alfred can act inside all of them, it is the last interface you need to learn. Close to 40 apps at launch.

Some of it you ask for. Some of it Alfred does on a schedule, with the app closed. Starting with the apps above, ending with all of them.

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On schedule

Some things happen on time.

  • Mon 12:00 PM · booking opens
    Thursday 7 AM spin class
    Booked
  • 24 hours before your flight
    Check in, aisle seat
    Seat 8C
  • Fri 10:00 AM · tickets drop
    Two seats under $150
    2 tickets

School

Your classes, handled too.

Alfred signs in to your school's portal the same way it does any other app, so the deadlines, grades and announcements come to you.

  • “What's due this week?”
  • “Did my econ grade post?”
  • “Put all my deadlines on my calendar.”
  • “Remind me the night before anything is due.”
Canvas

“Open this week's reading.”

Blackboard

“Submit my essay to Blackboard.”

Brightspace

“Any new announcements?”

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Privacy

The agent runs where your accounts already live.

  • You sign in to each app yourself. Your password is never typed, stored or seen by Alfred.
  • Sessions stay in the iPhone Keychain, behind Face ID.
  • Your phone makes the same calls the app itself makes, with the card already on file. Seconds per task.
  • The model only reasons. It never holds a session.
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Early access

Your apps. Your phone.
Your voice.

Leave your number and Alfred will be in touch when your spot opens.