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The everyday tools in one app: chat, mail, calendar, tasks, notes, a journal, pages, tables, files, drawings, formulas, contacts and small apps you build. Use it at home, or across a whole company.
Behind it sits the brain, which remembers everything you put in. Ask it anything, and the answer comes from your own material. A farm, a refinery, a church office: most work runs on these same tools, so it fits almost any trade.
the parts
The parts, up close
Every pane is a real tool, not a text box with a name on it. Four worth a closer look, then the rest.
01
Pages
Long documents with callouts, columns, tables, checklists, code, maths and diagrams. You write in a private draft and commit it when it is ready. Only then does the brain read it.
02
Tables
Workbooks with tabs, typed columns, formula columns and links between tabs. Ask a question and the assistant queries the table directly, so ten thousand rows are as easy to ask about as ten.
03
Formulas
Save a calculation once, with its branches, lookup tables and units. Every result shows how it got there, step by step. A missing input stops it with an error, never a quiet zero.
04
Apps
Describe a tool you need. The assistant writes it, builds it, fixes its own mistakes and shows you a live preview. Each app keeps its own data and runs walled off from the rest.
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- Notes
- Quick capture in markdown. Each note is summarised and mined for facts when you save it.
- Journal
- Who you are, what you are working on, what you prefer and where you are headed. Every agent reads it before it answers.
- Tasks
- Status, priority and due date. The assistant can manage them too.
- Calendar
- Start, end, place and repeats. Reminders reach you on Telegram or in the phone app.
- Contacts
- The gate for mail, both ways: whose mail gets read in, and who the assistant may write to.
- Drawings
- A hand-drawn style whiteboard for sketches and diagrams. Export to SVG or PDF.
- Access levels
- Every folder has one of four: Admin, Team, Client or Public. Staff, clients and the public each see their own part.
- Recall maps
- Write down how your work is done, one card per rule. Agents read the map before they act.
- API keys
- Give a script or an MCP tool its own key: read only or read and write, for the areas you pick, with an expiry.
- Secrets
- A sealed vault. Titles and tags are searchable. The values stay sealed, and no model can read one back.
- Formatted replies
- Answers come back as documents, with headings, tables, checklists and diagrams. Save any reply as a page.
- Voice and attachments
- Speak into the composer, or attach images, PDFs, documents and spreadsheets to a question.
- Careful edits
- The assistant can rewrite one paragraph of a page and leave the rest alone.
- Review changes
- See exactly what a commit will publish, block by block, and undo any part of it.
- Sub-pages
- Ask the assistant to split a long page at its headings into child pages.
- Mentions
- Mention a person or a document with @ and it becomes a real link, with backlinks.
- Markdown in and out
- Switch a page to plain markdown and back. Paste markdown, even a Notion export, and it becomes real blocks.
- Export
- Pages and notes to Word, PDF or markdown. Tables to Excel with a totals row, or CSV.
- Search
- Press Command-K to search the whole brain and jump anywhere.
- Links to anything
- Every item has its own link, and it opens on the screen that shows it.
- Live screens
- New mail or a new file shows up the moment it lands. No refresh.
- Desktop app
- Linux, macOS and Windows, with notifications and deep links. Keep several brains, each in its own window.
- Phone app
- Talk to the assistant, dictate a journal entry, send in photos and files, and get your reminders. Admin logins for now.
- Themes
- Forty-three palettes, light and dark, every pair contrast-checked before it ships.
- The guide inside
- Switch on the user guide and the brain reads it too, so the assistant can explain the app and show where it read it.
downloads
Get it
The app opens a brain, so start there. Run one, then open it in the browser, the desktop app or on your phone. Or try the demo first.
- Run the brain
- One command on a Linux machine with Docker. It starts the brain and the MantleOS web app together. Install MantleOS
- Desktop app
- Linux, macOS and Windows, pointed at a brain you already run. The macOS build is signed and notarized, and it updates by itself. Download from GitHub
- iPhone
- On the App Store, free. Want new builds first? The open beta runs on TestFlight. Get it on the App Store, or join the beta
- Android
- A closed test on Google Play for now. Join the group, then sign up as a tester with the same Google account. Two weeks of testers is what opens the store to everyone. Join the testers group, then become a tester
- Demo
- The real app on a read-only brain we filled in for you. Nothing to install. On a phone, give the app this address and sign in with any name and password. Try the demo
The source is public: the client repository on GitHub.