How Luke works — a personal AI for your Mac

A day with Luke

You, already known. Hover a moment to read it.

Tired of starting over.

Tired of starting over. Hold ⌃⌥ over a reply. Luke reads the thread on screen and remembers what you promised.

Someone already knew.

Someone already knew. The deadline, the preference, the number you mentioned once. Saved to memory, back when you ask.

Done, for once.

Done, for once. Ask out loud and the reply is drafted, the summary written, right where you're working.

Everything changes but you.

Everything changes but you. Mail, browser, docs. Whatever window you're in, what Luke knows about you comes along.

Wherever the day goes.

Wherever the day goes. Save a check you repeat and Luke runs it on schedule and tells you what changed.

Yours, and only yours.

Yours, and only yours. Open what Luke remembers, edit or delete any line. It never leaves your Mac.

▸ See a moment unfold

Choose a moment. Luke brings together the situation, the relevant details, and a response that appears in place.

Choose a moment

Each moment shows how context changes the answer.

🍳 Dinner tonight ✈️ Paris trip ✉️ Client reply 📰 Article gist 👨‍👧 Homework help ✏️ New preference Try Paris

🍳 Dinner, without the reset 1 / 6 What can I make tonight?

Personal context

Gochujang-glazed thighs. Quick cabbage. No dairy.

Luke · Response · moment 1

📍Trip planner. Six weeks until Paris. Flight booked, hotel in the Marais, days blank.

Request

"Plan my first Paris trip without making it touristy."

Paris trip booked June 14–21 Likes cafes, museums, and vintage shops Hates queues and overplanned days Staying near the Marais

Response

Starting a research pass — shaping a first Paris itinerary around slow mornings, cafes, museums, vintage shops, and low-queue timing. I'll drop a paced plan into this thread in about 3 minutes. Safe to close Luke.

Why adaptive memory?

A personal AI should remember what you choose, and let you change what carries forward.

It should remember what you choose.

Not everything. Not forever. Just useful details, visible, editable, and under your control.

The feedback loop

It changes as you do.

Every turn can understand the moment, use what still matters, and leave the model a little more aligned with you.

Anatomy of Thought

It works more like a person: notice the moment, remember what matters, choose what to do. One ask becomes useful action.

One tap. Six movements.

From one ask, the moment comes into focus. Context, memory, and action move together.

Personalize voice + vision + memory

Listen: Ask anything.

Watch: Looks around.

Remember: Knows what matters.

Choose: Finds the path.

Act: Gets it done.

Improve: Evolves with you.