Introducing Waper

Waper is a personal AI agent you can hand anything. Message it like a person and it gets the work done in the background with your apps and your computer, keeps watch on what you care about, and remembers what it did.

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How Waper is different

01
Message it like a person
There's no workflow to build. Send a sentence from the web, the Mac app or your phone, and carry on wherever you are. Each agent has one chat that keeps going, so it still knows what you said last week.
For example
On the train you send: “Turn last week's numbers into a summary for the team.” By the time you're at your desk, it's in your knowledge base.
Kiki
Every Monday at 9 am, send me a one-page recap of last week's calendar
Thinking · Setting up a routine
Done. It runs every Monday at 9 and the recap lands here.
Routine set up
Weekly calendar recap
Every Monday at 9:00
Results go to: Chat
Message Kiki
02
It uses your apps and your computer
Connect Gmail, your calendar, Notion, Slack and more once, and every agent can use them. Install the Mac app and it can work on that computer too: read and write files, run commands, look at the screen and use the apps you allow. Most things it just does. It stops to ask before paying for anything or sending something in your name to someone new.
For example
It fills in a store's refund form on your Mac and stops before Submit, showing you exactly what will go out.
03
A team of agents, working together
Kiki takes on anything, from watching your fields to looking after your knowledge base. Add your own agents, or ready-made ones from the marketplace such as Nomi and Lumi. Put a few in a group and @ whoever you want, or ask Kiki to bring someone in. Only the task is passed on, never the rest of your chats.
For example
In a group called “Kyoto in November”, the trip planner drafts the itinerary while the translator writes to the ryokan in Japanese.
04
It keeps watch for you
Name a field, a few sources or a page that changes. Every day it reads what's new, merges reports of the same story and writes a brief where every line links to what it actually fetched. Follow the public watches others run, or start your own.
For example
Every morning at 8, the things that changed in AI coding tools, no more than eight, each with a source and what's new marked.
AI coding tools · today
- An open-weight model tops a coding benchmark3 sources
- One editor changes its pricing2 sources
- A new release adds agent mode to the terminal4 sources
05
It remembers, and gets better at helping
Documents live in your knowledge base as Markdown you can edit and take with you; pages, files and transcripts live in your library, and Notetaker turns videos and podcasts into transcripts you can play back line by line. What it learns about you goes into a memory you can read and change. Set up routines and it does things on time, or when something changes, and tells you.
For example
You say once that the weekly report should be five points in Slack on Monday. From then on a routine does exactly that, every Monday at 9.
Video and podcasts to text: Notetaker