One assistant for your whole life.
ALDEON reads your inbox, keeps your calendar honest, plans meals around your training, watches your spending — and asks before anything leaves your hands.
Good morning, Sam.Tuesday 12 August
You didn’t do any of this. It was done anyway.
Everything below is how ALDEON already behaves — not a roadmap.
The night’s inbox, already sorted
Receipts filed, newsletters summarised, noise labelled. The two emails that actually need you are waiting at the top — each with a reply drafted for your review.
Your briefing arrives
Sleep and recovery, today’s calendar, the three tasks that matter, the emails worth your time, and a market summary — one page, in the app or on Telegram.
An email becomes a task
An invoice due Friday turns into a task with a deadline. A booking confirmation turns into a calendar event. Both noted, both undoable in one tap.
It tells you when to leave
Travel time is blocked out around every appointment, aimed at arriving five minutes early — with directions one tap away.
Work stays at work
No work events land after 6:30pm unless you say so. The boundary is a setting, not a hope.
Meals planned around your training
It reads next week’s workouts, sets calorie targets from your recovery data, drafts the meal plan around your preferences — allergies are never negotiable — and builds the grocery basket, split across shops by price. You approve; it orders.
It asks before it acts.
Every action ALDEON can take is classified before it happens. The rule is enforced in the system itself — not a preference you have to defend.
Just does it
Reading, summarising, filing, labelling. Quiet work that’s harmless and reversible — you see the results, not the churn.
Does it, tells you
Adding a calendar event from a booking confirmation. It acts, you’re told, and one tap undoes it.
Asks first
Sending email, spending money, booking anything. Nothing leaves without your explicit yes.
ALDEON runs on European infrastructure and your data lives in its own isolated space — never pooled, never sold. Health and finance data carry extra guardrails on top of the action classes.
Yours, down to the name.
The assistant answers as Kara until you decide otherwise. Choose its name and voice, and keep one life in one place — the All · Personal · Work filter scopes what you see, not who you talk to.