It lives on a computer you own.

Maison installs on your own Mac. It remembers what you build together and does the work, and it answers to you, not to someone else's servers.

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You
You in the car
Send Ana the updated deck, and tell her what actually changed since the version she has.
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find-deckdone
comparev3 → v4
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Maison a minute later
Sent. She had v3 from June, so I told her the two things that moved: the pricing page, and the timeline going out four weeks. I left the rest alone because she has read it.
remembered who Ana is compared both versions nothing left this machine
You
You later
Perfect.
What it does

Ask from the car. It is done when you get home.

It remembers your people, handles the mail, and does the actual work, even overnight.

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Where your memory lives

On your disk, unless you ask otherwise.

Everything it learns sits in files on your own drive that you can open, copy, or delete. If you walk away, it is still yours. Prefer not to keep it yourself? We can hold it for you, walled off from everyone else.

Where your information lives

Conversations are examples.

It learns by doing

Work something out once, and it keeps it.

Each time it figures out how to do something, it writes it down as a skill. Yours will grow from your own work.

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Departments

How it thinks

The work it does on its own behalf, so that you never have to.

Remembering

Memory systems design
Cross-check memory with filesystem
Entity extraction
Memory evaluation
Memory health
Memory ingestion
Memory pipeline
Memory consolidation

Handing work to itself

Automated task delegation via agents
Helper start timeout recovery
Helper task delegation
Agent coordination patterns
Helper trust calibration
Team management
Pipeline coordination

Working while you sleep

Setting up overnight AI assistant work
End of day
Proactive research for decision making

Checking itself

Premise verification before drafting
Release quality

Knowing when not to act

Critical failure escalation
Escalate urgent issues to main session
Cognitive scripts

Getting better at it

Append to existing daily notes
Systems thinking and cybernetics
AI agent patterns
Multi user systems
Highlight actionable research findings
Integrate post-task skill discovery
Skill activation architecture
Vision AI construction
External communication review routine
What it needs

A Mac, and about an hour.

A Mac with Apple Silicon

With 16 GB of memory, or 24 GB to run comfortably, and about 25 GB free.

Your own AI account

You sign in once during setup. Your conversations bill to your own account with the AI provider, not through us, and we never mark it up.

An hour the first time

Mostly downloading. It shows you where it is the whole way, and a person from our team helps you through it.

Setting it up

Four steps, then it is simply there.

01

Download and open it

It opens like any other Mac app.

02

Sign in to your AI account

A browser opens, you approve once, and it closes.

03

Tell it who you are

Your name and a little about you. That is where knowing you begins.

04

Let it finish

When it is done it is running, and it stays running.

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For you, your household, or your whole team.

The same Maison for one person, a few people on one machine, or an organization. Leave your name, and we will write when your place opens.

What it is for

We use your address to tell you when your place opens and to talk with you about it. It is never sold or shared, and there is no marketing drip.

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