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Clear my inbox & prep tomorrow
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Find Mum's flight details
Plan the weekend trip
When did I last see Sam?
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Clear my inbox and prep me for tomorrow.
Assistant
Synced Gmail: 14 new threads since last night
Fetched Calendar: tomorrow, 4 events
Thought Triaging threads, drafting replies... 9s
Inbox is triaged and tomorrow is prepped. Here's where things stand:
Needs you: 3 threads. Mum's Sunday lunch, the dentist reschedule, and the invoice from the plumber.
Drafted: replies to all 3, written from the thread history. Queued for your review.
Archived: 11 newsletters and receipts, filed and searchable.
Tomorrow: first event 9:30 standup. Gap from 12–2 if you want that dentist slot.
Gmail drafts 3 queued
Nothing has been sent. All replies are sitting as drafts for you to review.
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One place to clear the noise

Email, calendar, messages, calls, social updates, and places show up together, so you can deal with the day instead of bouncing between apps.

Offload the boring work

The assistant can triage threads, draft replies, prep your day, and keep track of loose ends. You choose which jobs it gets and which actions need sign-off.

Control what matters

Choose what the assistant can see, what it can prepare, and which actions need your approval before anything happens.

What it does

It keeps the boring parts moving: inbox triage, calendar planning, reminders, and the context you always end up searching for.

Gets your inbox under control

Mail syncs as it arrives. The assistant can look at the thread, your calendar, and the history you allow before it drafts a reply.

  • Triaged: important threads separated from newsletters and receipts
  • Drafted: replies based on the context myvaos is allowed to use
  • Queued: review, edit, send, or discard from one place
New email from Mum: "Are you coming Sunday?"
Reading your past threads with Mum...
Checking Sunday on your calendar: free
Draft reply written in your voice
Queued for your review

Helps with the calendar

Your calendar sits next to your mail, so planning does not start from a blank screen. Ask for a slot, and myvaos can check the relevant messages before drafting the invite.

  • Calendar sync: events, invites, and changes mirrored into the hub
  • Working context: hours, conflicts, travel time, and recurring patterns
  • Mail context: "dinner with Sam" can pull in the thread too
  • Briefings: what is coming up, what needs prep, and what can wait
"Find time for dinner with Sam this week"
Scanning your week: Thu & Fri evenings open
Sam said he's away Friday, so Thursday
Invite drafted: Thursday 7:00 PM
One tap to send

Keeps a record you can use

Messages, calls, places, and events belong in the same timeline. myvaos turns them into a daily record you can search later.

  1. Collect the signal: location pings become places and visits
  2. Join the dots: calls, messages, and events land on the same timeline
  3. Draft the day: a nightly journal entry for review
  4. Find it later: "when did I last visit the dentist?" has an answer

Timeline sources are next on the roadmap (see the FAQ).

47 location points → 4 visits detected
Matched: "Lunch with Sam" at Café Nero
Calls: Mum (12 min), dentist (3 min)
Diary entry drafted for June 9
Saved to your timeline

Ask across your own history

Most assistants only see the app you are in. myvaos sees the connected parts of your life together: mail, calendar events, calls, messages, and places.

Flight details, old invoices, the last time you met someone. The useful answer is usually spread across more than one account.

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Inbox
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Find Mum's flight details
Plan the weekend trip
When did I last see Sam?
When is Mum's flight landing, and am I free to pick her up?
Assistant
Found "BA flight confirmation" from Mum, May 28
Checked Friday afternoon: no conflicts
Thought Adding travel time to the airport... 4s
BA 286 lands Friday 3:40 PM. You're free from 2 PM. If you leave by 2:50 you'll be there as she clears arrivals. Want me to put the pickup on your calendar?
Pick up Mum (LHR T5) draft event
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Runs without babysitting

Mail sync, calendar sync, briefing jobs, diary drafts, and trigger rules run on schedules. Set the rules once, then change them when your life changes.

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Inbox
Calendar
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Mirror Gmail
Every 5 minutes
Active
Mirror Google Calendar
Every 15 minutes
Active
Draft replies to new mail
On new email
Active
Morning briefing
Every day at 7:00 AM
Active
Diary writer
Every night at 11:30 PM
Planned

You stay in charge

You control what the AI sees and how it interacts with each service. Give it read-only access for one workflow, or let it draft actions that wait for your sign-off.

The point is to offload the work you do not want to do, without handing over the parts that should still be yours.

The control model →
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Inbox
Calendar
Messages
Calls
Timeline
Assistant
Waiting for your review
Reply Drafter
Reply to Mum: "See you Sunday at 1!"
Drafted from your thread history. Sunday is free on your calendar; lunch suggested for 1 PM.
Event Calendar
Accept invite: Dentist, Tuesday 3:00 PM
No conflicts found. Travel time from the office is 20 minutes; a reminder is included.
Reschedule Drafter
Move Friday 4 PM call (clashes with pickup)
Mum's flight lands 3:40 PM Friday. Draft asks to move the call to Monday 10 AM.

How it works

Connect sources, mirror the data, decide what the assistant can use.

Sources

Drivers mirror each service into your database. Every row keeps its source and external ID, so re-syncs can run repeatedly without duplicating data.

Gmail Google Calendar Twilio WhatsApp Signal OwnTracks

Solid pills are live today; dashed ones are next on the roadmap.

The hub

A shared schema across sources: people and their identities, threads and messages, events, calls, places, visits, and the timeline that ties them together.

People Threads Events Places & visits Timeline

The assistant

An AI layer reads the parts of the hub you allow. It can triage mail, draft replies, plan your day, and write diary entries, with permissions set per workflow.

Drafts Briefings Diary Review queue
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You stay in control

Choose sources, set permissions, review actions.

Choose the sources

Connect only the accounts you want myvaos to use. Leave the rest out.

Set the permissions

Give each workflow the access it needs: read, draft, queue, or act.

Review important actions

Replies, invites, and messages can wait for approval before anything goes out.

Change it anytime

Turn sources and workflows on or off as your needs change.

Frequently asked questions

What is myvaos?
myvaos (My Virtual Assistant OS) is a personal OS for your life. It brings email, calendar, messaging, calls, social accounts, and an AI assistant into one app.
What works today?
Stage 1 is the hub plus Gmail and Google Calendar mirroring, served as an installable PWA. On the roadmap: the Drafter (AI replies queued for review), calls and SMS via Twilio, WhatsApp and Signal bridges, the OwnTracks location timeline, and the nightly diary writer.
Why not just use a hosted personal AI?
Because generic assistants do not have the right context or permission model. myvaos is built around your connected services, your review queue, and actions you can approve before they happen.
Can the assistant act on its own?
Only if you give a workflow that permission. The default pattern is draft first: replies, invites, and messages sit in a review queue until you send, edit, or discard them yourself.
Where does my data live?
myvaos mirrors the connected services you authorize so the assistant can search and work across them. The original services, such as Gmail and Google Calendar, remain the source of truth.
What does "mirror" mean exactly?
Each source has a driver that copies its data into the hub's shared schema: people, threads, messages, events, places, and visits. Every record keeps a source and external id, so sync can run safely and deleting the mirror does not touch the original service.
How is this different from just using Gmail and Google Calendar?
Those apps are useful, but each one only sees its own slice. Putting the data in one hub makes cross-channel search, a timeline, diary drafts, and better assistant context possible.

Get back on top of your day

Connect the accounts that matter and let myvaos start clearing the queue.

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