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Meet Buddy, a personal agent that remembers context and carries work forward.

Buddy remembers the preferences, documents, and practical details you share, then uses them to help in the way that fits you. The longer he knows you, the less you have to say.

The longer he knows you,
the less you have to say.

Meet Buddy. Your personal AI, with a memory for what matters and the ability to carry work forward.

Close the laptop.

Nothing lives on your laptop. Shut the lid, leave the house, forget about it - none of it stops.

Shut at 9:12. Still working at 4:30.

9:12 AM - you ask, then leave.

household-budget.xlsx Every figure is a real number, so it adds up in your spreadsheet app.
insurance-renewal.pdf Filled from the card you sent. Signed where it needed you.
letter-to-the-landlord.docx Firm, dated, polite enough to stay on good terms.

He keeps working on his end. Nothing needs to stay open.

A little less
explaining.
A little more
understood.

You’re more than your latest message.
Buddy’s memory helps carry the little things forward.

Fictional example: you tell Buddy that Jamie is vegetarian and that you both prefer quiet places. Buddy connects those details, recalls them for a later dinner request, and revises the food preference when you say Jamie now eats fish but not meat. The final controls let you inspect, edit, and forget this demo memory.

The little things you share can make a difference.
Read how Buddy’s memory works

Memory should mean
less starting over.

Not a promise to remember everything.
A way to make what you share more useful.

A connected picture.

Buddy can bring related details together, while keeping a connection to the conversations they came from.

Useful in the moment.

Relevant memories can help in a new conversation, without bringing every old detail along.

Room to change.

You can correct Buddy’s understanding or ask him to forget a memory. Memory helps with context; it is not permission to act for you.

One Buddy.
Every way you
reach him.

Reach him on iMessage. Email him. Open Vxbe when you want more room. You’re still talking to Buddy.

Vxbe
Buddy Your weekend
Make my weekend plan a PDF and email it to me.
Here’s the plan, with a packing list.
Saved for you
Weekend plan PDF

A slower
weekend.

Short walks. Long lunches.
No rushing.

Saturday

A short walk.
A long lunch.

Sunday

Coffee, then the scenic way home.

The Vxbe app
BuddyiMessage
A little idea, on your way out.
Plan a slow weekend in the mountains.
Short walks. Long lunches. Plenty of doing nothing.
Weekend planSaved for you
iMessage
Buddyto you

Your weekend,
sorted.

Here’s the plan you asked me to email. The packing list is in there too.

Have a good one.
Buddy
Email

Different doors.
Still your Buddy.

You don’t need to install Vxbe to reach Buddy through iMessage or email. Once connected, choose whichever is convenient.

Send an iMessage.

Send Buddy a message through iMessage. A quick question, a photo, or an idea while you’re out can become something useful.

“Plan a slow weekend in the mountains.”

Open the app.

Vxbe gives your work more room: conversations, saved results, files, and a view of what Buddy is doing. It is an optional Windows desktop app, not a requirement for Buddy to work.

“Make my weekend plan a PDF and email it to me.”

Email him.

Start a request, forward a document, or receive a finished file. Reply to Buddy to keep the work moving.

“Could you add a rainy-day alternative?”

Your relationship carries across connected channels.

A slower weekend.

Explore the days, pack a few things, or ask for a change.

Saturday, at your pace.

    Pack light.

    0 of 4 packed

    A plan isn’t the end
    of the conversation.

    Try one of these follow-ups. Buddy keeps what still fits and changes what needs to.

    Choose a reply
    You, replying to Buddy

    Your apps.
    The same Buddy.

    Connect the accounts you already use.
    Let Buddy help with what’s inside.

    • Gmail
    • Google Calendar
    • Outlook
    • Slack
    • Notion
    • GitHub

    Your email, calendar, notes, and work.
    You choose what to connect.

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    Ask today.
    Get it Sunday.

    Scroll to see what happens

    You·iMessage

    The Buddy who knows you can plan ahead, too.

    Work on a schedule

    Same Buddy, even after you leave. Give him a time and a job. He can do the work then, once or on repeat.

    “Every Sunday at 5, plan my dinners for the week and send me a shopping list.”

    Sunday arrives and Buddy sends the finished plan. The next Sunday, he makes a fresh one from the same request.

    New week, new dinners. Your next shopping list is ready.

    Not a reminder to make the plan. The plan, made for you.

    Plans he remembers

    Tell Buddy what’s coming up, and what changes. His memory carries the latest details into your next conversation.

    “My interview is Thursday at 2.”

    You then tell Buddy it has moved to Friday at 11. On Thursday you ask what is coming up tomorrow, and his answer uses the updated time.

    For your interview Friday at 11, let’s practice your introduction and two examples of your work.

    The date changed. His answer should, too.

    Work over days

    Buddy can research, save his progress, wait, and check again. You can leave and come back without restarting the job.

    “Compare these desks, then watch the best fit for two weeks. Tell me if it drops below $250.”

    Buddy saves the comparison, checks the price over several days, and lets you know when it meets your limit. You do not have to restart the research.

    The oak desk is now $239, below your $250 limit. Here’s the comparison we made.

    Not one answer and goodbye. A job he can carry through.

    More than a good answer.
    A job off your hands.

    Emails sent. Calendars updated. Files finished. See what it looks like when Buddy does the work.

    You, to Buddy
    “Email these three movers for a quote for the 28th. Check their replies Thursday and put the full prices in a spreadsheet for me.”
    3 mover contactsMove details
    He already has the details.

    You can start after noon. There’s a flight of stairs. Those details go into the quote requests.

    What Buddy took off your hands
    Three quote requests sent to the supplied contacts
    Replies checked; full estimates saved side by side
    Missing reply left pending; next check scheduled

    “I sent the requests and compared the two replies. The stair charges are included. I’ll check for the last quote tomorrow.”

    Your moving quotes

    Two quotes compared.
    One still to come.

    Thursday, 9:00 am. Buddy checked the replies and made your comparison.

    3requests sent
    2replies compared
    1reply to chase
    MoverStairs + travelFull estimate
    WestwardReply receivedIncluded$5803-hour estimate
    JuniperReply receivedIncluded$6003-hour estimate
    MiloRequest sent MondayAwaiting replyUnknown

    Two movers, three hours. Extra time may cost more.

    Next check: Friday at 9:00. The missing quote stays visibly pending.

    Not “here are some movers.” The contacting, checking and comparing.

    You, to Buddy
    “Here are my three syllabi. Put the deadlines in my calendar, add reminders, and find study time around my shifts.”
    history-syllabus.pdfbiology-syllabus.pdfenglish-syllabus.pdf
    He works around your life.

    You work Tuesday and Thursday evenings. Buddy leaves those evenings alone.

    What Buddy took off your hands
    12 deadlines added to your connected calendar
    A reminder set for every deadline
    6 study blocks created outside your shifts

    “Your deadlines are in the calendar, with reminders. I added six study blocks too. Your work evenings are still free.”

    Your semester calendar

    The dates are in.
    The reminders are on.

    No copying dates out of PDFs. No building the calendar yourself.

    12deadlines added
    12reminders set
    6study blocks added
    October 2026Tap an entry to inspect it
    MTWTFSS1368101315172022242527
    Deadline + reminderStudy block
    Tuesday + Thursday evenings kept clear.

    Not “you should make a schedule.” The schedule, already in your calendar.

    You, to Buddy
    “Here are the receipts from my trip. Make my expense spreadsheet, match each line to its receipt, and email me the finished file.”
    9 photos.
    One less job.
    A familiar way of working.

    Same expense categories as your last report. The original receipt stays linked to every line.

    What Buddy took off your hands
    Receipts read, matched and categorized
    Duplicate hotel receipt excluded, not counted twice
    Finished workbook saved and emailed to you

    “Done. The total is $782.75. You had two photos of the hotel receipt, so I only counted it once. The spreadsheet is in your email.”

    Your trip expenses

    Receipts in.
    Finished file out.

    Eight matched receipts. One checked total. Already sent back to you.

    $782.758 unique receipts
    1 duplicate excluded
    CategoryReceiptsTotal
    Travel3$253.70
    Lodging1$426.00
    Meals3$56.85
    Supplies1$46.20
    That second $426 hotel receipt? Left out of the total.

    Not “tips for organizing receipts.” The finished spreadsheet.

    A little less on your mind.
    Still your say.

    A personal AI should feel useful, not unpredictable. Know what Buddy remembers, choose what you connect, and stay involved when a decision needs you.

    Read about privacy
    What he remembers

    Tell him when a detail changes. Ask what he remembers, correct it, or ask him to forget it.

    What he can access

    You choose which accounts to connect. A conversation is not a blanket permission to act on your behalf.

    When he needs you

    Some steps need your approval, a missing detail, or something only you can do. Buddy should make that clear, not quietly call the work done.

    Open the laptop.

    While you were gone, he kept everything moving.

    Gone since 9:12. Nothing was missed.

    Gone since 9:12.

    Your life is about to get a lot easier.

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