Local assistant
Daedalus
A personal assistant that runs on your own laptop. It reads and organizes your Google Calendar and Google Tasks from voice, from Telegram, or from a desktop window — and keeps the work on the machine it runs on.
Calendar and tasks
Sees what is next, creates events and tasks only after repeating them back for a yes, and reminds you before things start.
Three ways in
Press a hotkey and speak, send the Telegram bot a message, or type into the desktop window.
Nothing in the cloud
Speech recognition and language models run locally. Your calendar, tasks, and recordings stay on your computer.
What it does
- Answers questions about your schedule and your open tasks, in your own timezone.
- Creates calendar events and tasks when you ask, after reading the details back to you.
- Deletes or completes items only after an explicit confirmation.
- Sends a morning digest and alerts before events and due dates, never twice.
- Speaks its answers out loud, and writes them down so you can read them instead.
How it uses your Google data
Daedalus asks Google for two permissions: calendar.events to read and write events in your calendar, and tasks to read and write your task lists. It uses them only to answer you and to carry out the changes you ask for. There is no server behind Daedalus: your Google data is never sent anywhere else, never sold, never used for advertising, and never used to train models.
The full details are in the Privacy Policy.
Daedalus is personal software operated by its owner for a single user. It is not a commercial service, it has no sign-up, and it is not affiliated with Google.