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Hand over
the operation.

Claudine is your COO — she runs your work and your life across every device. You direct. She executes. Powered by your own Claude account. Native on Mac, iPad, iPhone, and Apple Watch.

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In sixty seconds

What it is

Your COO — one operator that runs your work and your life, across every Apple device.

What it does

Detects, organizes, and executes — then surfaces only what needs you.

Plans your day Ships your code Runs errands Books your travel Learns with you Never drops an idea

What you need

Claude account Tailscale API keys GitHub
Why these →

Free on Mac · $1/mo on iPhone, iPad & Watch. You pay Claude, GitHub, and Tailscale directly — no markup from us. See full breakdown →

What Claudine is

It has a chat. It writes code. But that's the smallest part of what it does — Claudine is a single operator for your whole life, work and personal. A chief operating officer that detects what needs doing, organizes it, monitors it, and surfaces only what actually needs you. One Claudine, every device. You stay the director; she runs the floor.

One operator, not 21 tools.

Calendar, code, health, errands, companionship — one COO running all of it, not a drawer of disconnected apps.

Exception-only.

Silence means it's handled. She surfaces only what needs a decision — every alert actionable in seconds.

Yours, end to end.

Runs on your accounts, your devices, your data. Local-first. Never sold, never leaked, never turned against you.

Calm by design.

No feeds, no doomscroll — the only media here is radio and music, not another thing engineered to pull at you. What you do everywhere else is yours; Claudine is the one surface that works for you, not on you.

The difference between what you finish and what you don't is rarely time or talent. It's attention.

Where we stand

Where we stand. Claudine is for making things, not for scrolling. It'll post for you, but it will never become a feed. What you do everywhere else is yours — we're not here to change that. This is simply how we build.

Think out loud. She catches all of it.

Claudine absorbs ideas as fast as they come — in any order, across unrelated domains — and nothing drops. You don't have to slow down, queue your thoughts, or finish one before starting the next. Fire a calendar change, a product idea, a bug, a song you want to learn, a new app — she catches every one, holds the thread, and acts.

If your ideas have always come faster than any tool could hold them — this is the one you've been waiting for.

You, firing
"Move my 2pm to Thursday." caught
"Add a dark-mode toggle to the app." building
"Prod's throwing 500s on /users." caught
"Teach me 'Ripple' on guitar." planned
"Idea: a newsletter for the launch." caught
"Also — build me a show-finder app." on it

Six unrelated thoughts. Zero dropped. She's already holding the thread on all of them.

One Claudine. Everything you run.

Work, life, and the things in between — directed by you, run by one operator. A few of the things people hand over:

Run a business.

Your COO for the whole operation.

You: How are we doing this week?

Claudine: Triaged every channel. 40 things handled, 2 decisions only you can make — here they are.

Ship an app.

Idea to App Store — Claudine builds it.

You: Build me a Grateful Dead show-finder.

Claudine: A fleet of agents wrote it, tested it, and shipped it overnight. Apps like DeadDonut and BillBattle were built exactly this way.

Run your life.

Calendar, errands, reservations, travel — handled, not just tracked.

You: Book us a table Friday and sort the SF trip.

Claudine: Done — 7:30 for four on OpenTable, flights booked, and a hotel near the venue. All three on your calendar.

Learn an instrument.

Build a song on guitar, one practice at a time.

You: I want to play 'Ripple' on guitar.

Claudine: Pulled the chords, broke it into a 2-week practice plan, 15 minutes a day on your calendar. I'll track your progress.

Get in shape.

Workouts and diet that actually adapt.

You: (nothing)

Claudine: Noticed an empty training week — here's a 3-day plan around your schedule. Booked it. I'll adjust when life happens.

Just have company.

Companionship and presence — the things that aren't tasks.

You: Put on something calming with Mom.

Claudine: Queued a musical you both love. I'll keep the night easy — no work talk.

...and an infinite number more — limited only by your imagination.

These six are where people start. There is no end to the list.

What a day looks like

A real day, start to finish — directed by you, run by Claudine.

6:30 AM Wake Up Brief
Claudine
Good morning. 3 priorities today: ship the auth PR, dentist at 2pm, Mom's birthday gift.

Your day is planned before your feet hit the floor.

7:15 AM Morning Planning
You
What came in overnight?
Claudine
3 Slack mentions, 1 PR review request, and a calendar conflict at 11am. I've reordered your tasks — auth PR first, then the design review.

Overnight triage done in 30 seconds over coffee.

8:00 AM Deep Work Starts
You
Pick up where I left off on the auth system.
Claudine
Resuming from yesterday. You were implementing token refresh in AuthService.swift:142. Tests were passing. I'll continue from the refresh logic.

Full project context restored instantly — no re-explaining needed.

9:30 AM Bug Triage
You
We got a Slack alert — prod is throwing 500s on /api/users.
Claudine
Found it. The migration from last night left a null constraint on users.display_name. I've opened a PR with the fix and a backfill migration.

Root cause identified and PR opened in under 3 minutes.

10:15 AM Meeting Prep
You
Prep me for the 11am design review.
Claudine
Here's what's relevant: 3 PRs merged since last review, 2 open design questions about the nav redesign, and Sarah's mockups are in Figma. I've summarized the key decisions needed.

Walk into the meeting fully briefed without digging through Slack.

11:00 AM During Meeting
Claudine
Meeting notes captured. 4 action items extracted:
1. Update nav component (you, by Friday)
2. Review color tokens (Sarah, by Wed)
3. Schedule user testing (PM team)
4. Follow-up meeting Thursday 2pm — added to your calendar.

Action items captured and scheduled automatically during the meeting.

12:00 PM Lunch Break
You
What's good nearby that's quick?
Claudine
Pho Grand is 5 min away, 4.5 stars, and your last visit was "excellent." Also — reminder set for 1:30pm: leave for your 2pm dentist appointment.

Lunch sorted and dentist reminder queued — no context switching.

1:45 PM Dentist Reminder
Claudine
Leave now for your 2pm dentist — 12 min drive. Light traffic.

Tap notification, grab keys, go. Never late.

3:00 PM Back to Code
You
Run the test suite and fix any failures from this morning's PR.
Claudine
47 passed, 2 failed. Both in UserServiceTests — the mock wasn't updated for the new display_name field. Fixed and pushed. All green now.

Test failures found, diagnosed, and fixed without manual debugging.

4:00 PM Code Review
You
Review Jake's PR on the settings refactor.
Claudine
Looks solid overall. Two suggestions: the new SettingsManager should use dependency injection instead of a singleton, and there's a retain cycle in the observer pattern on line 84. I've left inline comments.

Thorough code review from the couch — comments posted to GitHub.

5:00 PM End of Day
You
Wrap up — commit everything, update the project board, draft tomorrow's plan.
Claudine
Done. 3 commits pushed, project board updated (auth PR moved to "Review"), and tomorrow's plan drafted: finish code review responses, start the nav component, prep for Thursday standup.

Clean shutdown. Tomorrow is already planned.

5:30 PM Life Admin
You
Order Mom's birthday gift — she likes gardening and mystery novels.
Claudine
Found three options: a Louise Penny boxed set ($32), a Japanese hand pruner set ($45), or both bundled with gift wrap ($72). Want me to order the bundle?

Gift researched, selected, and ordered in 60 seconds.

7:00 PM Side Project
You
Let's work on the recipe app for 30 minutes.
Claudine
Switching to Recipe Lab. Last session: you added the ingredient parser. Next up was the unit conversion logic. Timer set — I'll let you know at 7:30.

Clean context switch to personal project — no setup, no friction.

9:00 PM Wind Down
You
How'd today go?
Claudine
Solid day. Auth PR shipped, prod bug squashed, 4 PRs reviewed, dentist done, Mom's gift ordered. Tomorrow: nav component, code review responses, Thursday standup prep.

Daily summary with tomorrow's plan — no loose ends.

10:00 PM Goodnight
Claudine
Alarm set for 6:30. You crushed it today. Goodnight.

Day complete. Everything tracked. Nothing forgotten.

Full-send.

Most assistants make you earn trust in inches — connect one calendar, approve one draft, unlock the next feature next month. Claudine is built for the opposite. From day one you hand over the whole thing: your schedule, your inbox, your projects, your code, your errands, your health, your wind-down at night. Bold by design.

We can ask for that because of one promise the data-brokers can't make: your life stays sovereign. Local-first, on your own accounts and devices, never sold, never mined, never used against you. You only hand someone your whole self if they can promise that self stays yours — and Claudine is the only one architecturally able to keep that promise. That's not a feature. That's the architecture.

This isn't for everyone. It's for people ready to actually let go.

Start with one Mac. Scale to a 24/7 operation.

You don't need a server farm to begin — just a laptop and your Claude account. Grow your capacity only as far as you want to trust it.

1
Download + connect Claude

One Mac.

Download Claudine, connect your Claude account. Your COO is live on your MacBook — free. That's the whole setup.

2
Add devices to your mesh

All your devices.

Add your iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch to a private Tailscale mesh. Now it's one Claudine everywhere you are — direct it from your wrist, pick it up at your desk.

3
Add machines — yours or Alembic

A fleet that never sleeps.

Add machines — bring your own, use any provider, or spin them up from Alembic Compute, which is purpose-built to drop straight into a Claudine fleet (close to one-touch, no hardware to own). Alembic's the easiest path — never the only one. Now a fleet of agents works around the clock while you sleep.

1 laptop all your devices, one mesh a fleet of n Macs, 24/7

You grow from one laptop to a fleet of n — at your pace. Capacity scales with trust, not commitment. Each step is a single, clear action.

Start free on one Mac. Add machines only when you're ready to trust more.

Wherever you are on the curve.

Same Claudine, same loop. The only thing that changes is how much you hand it.

1 Mac
~6 Macs
50+ Macs
1 Mac

Just you and a MacBook.

The first POC.

  1. 1 Download Claudine, connect your Claude account. That's the whole setup.
  2. 2 "I have an idea for an app that finds live music near me." You just describe it.
  3. 3 Overnight it writes the app, runs it in the simulator, and fixes its own bugs.
  4. 4 Morning: a working prototype on your phone via TestFlight — something real to show, in a day, from one laptop.
~6 Macs

You and a small fleet.

A solo founder who runs like a team.

  1. 1 Add a few Macs to your private network — your fleet's live in minutes.
  2. 2 While you sleep, agents ship features, fix the failing test, and merge the PRs.
  3. 3 The COO loop runs the rest: triages your inbox, preps the 10am, blocks gym time, orders the thing you forgot.
  4. 4 You wake to one brief: what shipped, and the two calls only you can make. The fleet handled the other forty.
50+ Macs

You and a datacenter.

A portfolio of companies.

  1. 1 Fifty-plus machines at a colo — bring your own hardware or spin up the rack from Alembic Compute, which is purpose-built for Claudine fleets and drops straight in. No hardware to own if you don't want any.
  2. 2 Claudine orchestrates dozens of projects across every company at once — surging machines to whatever's on fire, scaling the rest back.
  3. 3 One portfolio brief: every company's state on a page; only the handful of truly-yours decisions surface.
  4. 4 You run more than a team of fifty could — and the calendar still has room for dinner with Mom.

Same Claudine. Same loop. The only thing that changes is how much you hand it.

What you connect — and why it matters.

Claudine is the conductor, not the orchestra. The intelligence, the network, the voice, the code — you own all of it, directly, with no middleman. Here's exactly what you connect, what each does, and why we deliberately don't bury it inside our app.

Never heard of some of these? Most people haven't. Claudine walks you through each one once — in plain language, set up for you — and then you never think about them again. We've abstracted the technical parts so anyone can use them.

Claude account — the intelligence.

What it is — Your Claude subscription (Claude Max) or API key — the brain Claudine thinks with.

Why you bring it — Claudine conducts; Claude reasons. You pay Anthropic directly — we never mark up a token or meter your usage. Your account, your terms. No resale, no margin, no lock-in.

Claude is the brain Claudine runs on today — primary and recommended, the model she's tuned for. But it's your brain: she already runs on other model CLIs too, and choosing yours is part of the deal. More below →

Tailscale — the private connection.

What it is — The private, secure connection between your own devices — your Mac, your phone, your machines — so Claudine reaches them directly and no one else can.

Why you bring it — It's your network identity, not ours. Your traffic never routes through our servers, because we never want to be able to see it. Privacy by architecture, not by promise.

API keys — optional superpowers.

What it is — Bring-your-own keys for extras like natural voice (ElevenLabs) and other services as you enable them.

Why you bring it — You hold the key, you control the spend, you revoke it in one click. No bundled markup, no surprise bill from us — just the services you choose, at cost.

GitHub — a history of everything you make.

What it is — A complete, private, recoverable history of your work — your novel, your songs, your business plans, your code. Not just for developers: Claudine turns version control into something anyone can use, so nothing you make is ever lost and every version is recoverable.

Why you bring it — Your account, your permissions, your history. Every change is attributable to you and revocable by you — we never hold your work hostage or sit between you and it.

Your brain, your choice.

Claudine conducts; the model reasons. Which model is the brain is up to you — choosing it is part of owning your substrate, not a setting we hide.

Today

Claude is the default and what Claudine is tuned for — primary and recommended. But she already runs on other model CLIs too: we're driving real work through Codex right now. You bring the account; you pick the brain.

On the roadmap

Swap Claudine's brain between Claude, Codex, Gemini, or a local LLM — your operator, your model. Full brain-swap (especially Gemini and local) is on the way, not a shipped matrix yet.

A local LLM is the end of the line: your whole life partner running on a model that never leaves your machine. Your substrate, your sovereignty — no middleman, no lock-in, nothing to leave.

Claudine is the trust layer on top of your substrate. Every service you connect is held by you, billed to you, and revocable by you — no middleman between you and the tools that run your life.

What it costs — all of it, up front.

No surprises. Because you bring your own accounts, you pay those providers directly — Claudine never marks up a cent or meters your usage.

Claudine on Mac

Free

Forever. No trial, no catch.

Claudine on iPhone · iPad · Watch

$1/month

App Store. Cancel anytime.

A useful frame: AI is becoming a staple — the way a phone bill or internet did. Not a luxury you splurge on; the new utility you run your life and work on. Price it, and own it, accordingly.

Cancel the cable bill. Build something instead.

The costs that aren't us — you pay these directly.

Claude — the brain.

Your main cost. Claudine runs on your Claude subscription — you pay Anthropic directly.

Free / Pro Free – ~$20/mo
Max 5× ~$100/mo
Max 20× ~$200/mo

More accounts = more parallel capacity. Prices are approximate — check Anthropic directly.

GitHub — free for you.

Unlimited private repos on the free plan. Individual accounts get everything they need at no cost.

Personal (what you need) Free
Team features ~$4/mo

Paid tier only if you need multi-user team management — you won't need it to start.

Tailscale — free for you.

Personal use is free. The private network that connects your devices costs nothing for individuals.

Personal (what you need) Free
Business / team scale Paid

Paid tier only at team/business scale — individual Claudine use is free.

What it costs as you scale.

Same Claudine at every rung. Your costs are just the third-party services you use — and only the ones you turn on.

Test it. 1 Mac

Claudine free on Mac + Claude free tier + free GitHub + free Tailscale. Build a real proof-of-concept without committing real spend.

Free

basically

Ramp up. ~6 Macs

Claude Max 5× + the free tiers of everything else. One person, daily use, real output.

~$100/mo

total est.

Run hard. ~6+ Macs

Claude Max 20× — fleet-scale output for a solo operator running at full capacity, 24/7.

~$200+/mo

total est.

Run companies. 50+ Macs

Multiple Claude accounts + compute (your Macs or Alembic Compute) + team tiers as you need them. No ceiling we impose — your cost is purely proportional to your capacity.

You decide

no ceiling from us

You'll never get a surprise bill from us — there's nothing for us to surprise you with. You see every cost before you commit to it.

Ready to
hand it over?

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