Iris: Personal AI Assistant
Not claimedIris is a personal AI assistant for your mail, calendar and messages
By Joris Slagter · ProductivityWhy we expect it: Clear, well-scoped value for freelancers with thoughtful privacy and consent design, though the listing lacks a platform-verified rating history.
In short
Iris: Personal AI Assistant is a Mac productivity app that reads mail, plans the calendar and drafts replies from spoken or typed requests. It is aimed at freelancers and small business owners who want help with their inbox while they work. Sending or deleting anything waits for the user's approval.
Summary by Debuts, based on the App Store listing.About
Iris is a personal AI assistant for your mail, calendar and messages. Say what you want from any app on your Mac. She reads your mail, plans your week and drafts your replies, and sending or deleting waits for your yes.
Requires an Iris account: create one at okayiris.com, then pair this Mac from your Iris page or in the settings.
For freelancers and small business owners: she keeps up with your inbox and calendar while you work.
Just say it - "Remind the client about the open invoice." - "Which emails still need an answer today?" - "Move my dentist appointment to Friday." - "What is this?" while she looks at your screen
Works with Gmail, Google Calendar and WhatsApp, and with other mail and calendar accounts (IMAP, CalDAV).
Your own assistant The first time you meet, she picks her own name, voice and character, and asks who you are. From then on she remembers, on your Mac and on your iPhone.
Made for the Mac - Talk from any app: hold Control-Option-Space, speak and let go - Or type: click the small floating pill and a large input field appears - Send her anything: drop files on the pill, paste with Control-Option-V, or choose Services > Send to Iris - Notifications with buttons: decide with one click, or type a reply
She asks first Sending or deleting waits for your yes. The app always shows what she did.
Privacy Your mail and calendar go to Iris servers and to the AI model Iris uses, only to carry out what you ask. Camera, microphone and screen are only used when you turn them on in the settings, and macOS asks you first.
Gmail, Google Calendar and WhatsApp are trademarks of their owners. Iris is not affiliated with them.
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