Control the Kayos.

Coffee and eggs on the counter. Say it once — logged, counted, done.

“Call the dentist Tuesday.” On the calendar before you finish the sentence.

“Ramen.” KayOS finds the bowl, does the math, tells you what's left today.

“Three sets of ten.” Logged while you're still holding the dumbbell.

Dinner counted. Tomorrow already set. Nothing left to remember.

Lights out. The whole day is on your phone — and only there.

An iPhone app. On-device model. Early access by TestFlight.
A small clay room at breakfast: coffee and eggs on the counter, desk under a window, a dumbbell rack
KayOS on iPhone: Good morning, what can I help with?
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An iPhone app. On-device model. Early access by TestFlight.
Ease

Just ask.

You don't organise KayOS. You talk to it. Everything you've ever logged answers in one plain sentence — no app to open, no tab to find, no scrolling back through weeks.

Tap a question
Memory

It remembers everything.
It tells no one.

Every meal, every set, every promise you made yourself — kept in the phone in your pocket. No account. No server. No sync you didn't ask for. The model that reads it back lives there too.

Try to send it to the cloud. Go on.

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Room to grow

Any day. Any log.

Under the hood KayOS is a voice over a database. Anything you log, track, and want to read back later — hours, sales, temperatures, reps — takes the same voice and the same memory. Lifestyle ships first. Skills for the working day plug in next.

"ramen and a coke"
LOG · MEAL
Ramen, cola · 690 kcal · 1 060 left today

Get in early.

iPhone first. A short list, a real build, your feedback in the loop.