Hi. If you're reading this, there's a good chance you spend most of your day in front of a computer—switching between apps, replying to messages, writing documents, and trying to keep everything moving. Work today does not happen in one place. It is scattered across tools.
Email in one tab.
Docs in another.
Chat somewhere else.
And now, AI too.
Each tool solves one piece of the problem.
But your work was never meant to be broken into pieces.
AI was supposed to make all of this easier.
But before it can truly help, you still have to prepare everything first.
You copy the context, explain what is happening, and rewrite your intent into something it can understand.
And then you wait.
The problem is not that AI is not powerful enough.
The problem is that AI cannot see your work.
It does not know where you are.
It does not know what just happened.
It does not understand what the next step is.
So each time, it starts from zero.
What if AI did not need you to explain everything in detail?
What if it could see your screen, hear what you say, and understand what is happening—without asking you to translate your work into prompts?
That is why we built Lynx.
It is not another chatbot, and not another entry point for an agent.
It is an AI OS that lives inside your workflow. It does not sit in a separate tab, and it does not hide behind another interface.
It stays where work actually happens.
Lynx sees your screen. It hears your intent. It understands context as it unfolds.
You don't need to prepare inputs. You don't need to rebuild context. You just keep working.
When the time is right, Lynx begins to act.
Sometimes you ask it directly. Sometimes you do not even need to speak.
It can draft replies, continue documents, organize information,
and move tasks forward—without breaking your rhythm.
It also goes beyond suggestions. Lynx can take on an entire task, plan it, break it down, and carry it through step by step.
From a single instruction to a complete result, the whole process stays inside your workflow.
This is not just another AI feature. It is a different form of AI—one that can continuously perceive, reason, and execute while staying inside your work.
We are not only making AI faster.
We are changing the way people work with AI.
"We shape our tools, and thereafter our tools shape us."
Marshall McLuhan, Media Theorist
Lynx Vision
AI should not compete for your attention,
it should support your attention.
Lynx, Professional Observer
I believe AI should reduce friction, not add more of it
Bio
I can see what AI is becoming: more tools, more steps, more things to think about. It was supposed to help you focus, yet it keeps pulling your attention in every direction. More input, more decisions, more interruptions. To get AI to do anything, you end up doing even more work yourself. This is not what AI was supposed to become.
Lynx, Workflow Companion
I'm here to redefine how humans work with AI
Bio
AI should not compete for your attention. It should support it. When you are focused, it should stay quiet. When something truly matters, it should appear at the right moment. It should understand how your work is unfolding and help move it forward, without making you explain everything all over again. My goal is simple: to make working with AI feel lighter, more natural, and closer to effortless.
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