Ask out loud or start typing. Ari can search public sources, compare what she finds and help you make sense of a document you have added. The conversation stays close to the evidence.
Keep the findings and their source links, then come back with your next question.
Explore a question
An example Ari workflow
Alongside you
Connect
Less explaining. More picking up where you left off.
Ari
Your day is bigger than a chat window.
Bring back a meeting decision, ask about saved notes or get guidance on a supported page or app. With the right setup, Ari can also follow a recognised game and offer timely, relevant company.
Choose what to share, when to listen and when you want quiet.
Keep the thread
An example Ari workflow
Everyday help
Do
From talking about it to taking the next step.
Ari
Prepare a reply, add a reminder, work with your calendar or put on some music. Ari brings supported Mac tools into the conversation, with access shaped by your setup and permissions.
Email drafts are shown for review before sending. Ari keeps proposed work, prepared results and completed actions distinct—so you can tell what actually happened.
Make the next move
An example Ari workflow
One conversation.More of your day,connected.
Start with your voice, not a perfect prompt. Tell Ari what is on your mind, follow up naturally or return to a conversation. Your paired iPhone connects to the same Ari on your awake Mac.
Keep the useful context close. Get help with a supported page on your screen, read a document or revisit meeting notes. Ari retrieves what you have saved, rather than treating every question as a fresh start.
Move from a thought to a useful next step. Prepare an email, set a reminder or research a question with the modules you choose. Review proposed actions and check the result before calling the work done.
Build an Ari that fits around your day. Choose capabilities for research, meetings, Mac tools or a little company. Modular subscriptions are planned for the end of 2026; the public offering and prices are still to come.
Discover
Explore
A question is a good place to start.
Ari
Ask out loud or start typing. Ari can search public sources, compare what she finds and help you make sense of a document you have added. The conversation stays close to the evidence.
Keep the findings and their source links, then come back with your next question.
Explore a question
An example Ari workflow
Alongside you
Connect
Less explaining. More picking up where you left off.
Ari
Your day is bigger than a chat window.
Bring back a meeting decision, ask about saved notes or get guidance on a supported page or app. With the right setup, Ari can also follow a recognised game and offer timely, relevant company.
Choose what to share, when to listen and when you want quiet.
Keep the thread
An example Ari workflow
Everyday help
Do
From talking about it to taking the next step.
Ari
Prepare a reply, add a reminder, work with your calendar or put on some music. Ari brings supported Mac tools into the conversation, with access shaped by your setup and permissions.
Email drafts are shown for review before sending. Ari keeps proposed work, prepared results and completed actions distinct—so you can tell what actually happened.
Make the next move
An example Ari workflow
Deep research
Start with a search. Ari follows relevant links, reads the original pages and checks the details. Get an answer grounded in what the sources actually say. Ask Ari to keep it, with the source links attached.
Useful context
A note, a meeting decision, a conversation you want to return to. Ari retrieves relevant saved context so you can pick up the thread. Choose what to keep; your Mac remains the home of the conversation.
Thoughtful writing
Turn the useful context into words you can use. Shape an outline, refine selected text or prepare an email reply. Review the draft, make it yours, then decide what happens next. Writing is not sending.
Project researchPublic sources · Saved findings
Sources & dates
Follow the evidence
Ask Ari to investigate a question and gather public sources into a brief. Revisit the links and dates, compare findings and check what still needs an answer.
Bring your own context
Add the notes and documents relevant to your question. Ari can retrieve saved material alongside fresh research, rather than treating every request as a blank page.
Dated findings and public source links
Relevant material from your saved library
Unanswered questions to check next
Decide what comes next
Ask for an outline, a comparison or a follow-up draft. Check important details against the evidence before you rely on or share the result.
Ari · Illustrative workflow · Not a live result
Meeting decisionsTranscript · Notes · Follow-ups
Saved context
Back to what was agreed
Return to a saved meeting, find the decisions and discuss proposed next steps. Recording and transcription need the supported native setup. Mentioning a task in a meeting does not automatically complete it.
Ari · Illustrative workflow · Not a live result
Email follow-upApple Mail · Reviewed draft
Review before send
A reply you can stand behind
Find the email and prepare a reply using the relevant conversation. Ari displays the recipients, subject and message for review. Sending needs a later confirmation of that reviewed draft; changes require another review.
Ari · Illustrative workflow · Not a live result
Your next stepCalendar · Reminders · Mac tools
Proposed action
Make the plan practical
Ask about your calendar, add a reminder or use a supported Mac tool. Available actions depend on your setup and permissions. A proposed step is not a completed task—check the visible tool result.
Ari · Illustrative workflow · Not a live result
Research brief
The question, the findings and the sources behind them. Keep the unanswered parts visible, too.
Draft for review
Hi Alex, here is a first outline based on the notes you shared. I have separated the decisions from the questions we still need to resolve.
This is only a draft. Check the details and recipients, change the wording or ask Ari to take another approach. Nothing has been sent.
Illustrative draft · Not sentPick it up later
Save the notes and decisions you want to return to. Ari can retrieve relevant context for a later conversation; important details are still worth checking.
Bring email, Notes, Calendar, Reminders and supported browser workflows into the conversation. Your selected modules, connected accounts and Mac permissions determine what Ari can do. A draft stays a draft until you review and confirm it.
Choose the capabilities that fit your day—not the entire internal Ari. Our planned subscriptions will combine selected modules and features, with the price increasing as you add more. Optional MCP connections extend supported workflows; they still need setup and scoped permissions.
Pick up a saved conversation, meeting decision, document or research brief. Ari keeps local context on your Mac, with optional selected Cloud Memory sync. Connected providers may receive relevant context; local storage is not a promise that every feature stays offline.
Tools · illustrative preview
Model families & apps · depends on your setup
LM StudioQwenGemmaMeta MuseClaude CodeApple
LM StudioQwenGemmaMeta MuseClaude CodeApple
Optional modules & connections · your permissions
GitHubSupabaseMCPBrave SearchClaude Code
GitHubSupabaseMCPBrave SearchClaude Code
Local knowledge · illustrative recall
Meeting notesSaved researchSkill cards
The useful thread, ready again.
In development · End of 2026 planned
One Ari. Only what you need.
We’re shaping Ari around modular subscriptions. Choose the capabilities you want to use, instead of buying the entire internal Ari. More selected modules and features will add to your subscription.
01 / Choose
Start with your day.
Research, meetings, writing, Mac tools or companionship: explore the capabilities shown here, then choose from the modules offered at launch.
02 / Shape
Your capabilities. Your subscription.
Your selection will shape your Ari and its subscription price. The wider the set of modules and features you choose, the more your subscription will include—and cost.
03 / Stay connected
One Ari at the centre.
We maintain Ari’s shared Core; your chosen modules extend what it can do. Your Mac runs Ari Core and manages conversations, local or cloud model connections and tools, with a privately connected iPhone companion.
A closer look at Ari
Good questions. Clear answers.
Capabilities, privacy and the modular subscriptions we’re planning for the end of 2026.
Ari is a personal AI assistant and companion for Mac, built by Nightwing, with a privately connected iPhone companion. Talk or type to research a question, revisit notes and meetings, get screen guidance or take a supported action in your apps. You choose the tools, context and permissions she works with. The planned customer offering will make selected parts of Ari available through modular subscriptions.
Conversation is the starting point, not the whole product. Ari also has a native Mac workspace, a local context library and tools for supported workflows. What she can do depends on your setup, connected providers and permissions.
The glass orb is Ari’s visual presence. Its movement and reactions help express states such as listening, thinking and working. The interactive orbs on this website are illustrative previews, not a connection to your microphone or Mac.
No. The page tours explain this website. The animations, product cards and interface previews are illustrative demonstrations, not recordings of actual Ari sessions. They do not read your private files, send email or run the installed Ari application.
Explore the examples here, then speak with the Nightwing team about the work you want help with. Ari is not on sale yet; subscriptions are planned for the end of 2026. This website is a product introduction, not a public installer or access to a live assistant.
One Ari. Your chosen capabilities. Subscriptions planned for the end of 2026.