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Applications

Applications for a computer that understands.

Each BIRTH application does its own job well. Together they share one knowledge, one context and one set of permissions.

01Work & knowledge

Where the work lives.

Your documents, what you know and what you are trying to get done — kept together, and understood together.

Schematic · Files

Files

Documents, organised by meaning.

  • Find a file by what it is about, not where it was saved
  • See related work alongside the document you open
  • Move, copy or share only with your approval
Schematic · Knowledge

Knowledge

What you know, kept as a source.

  • Keep notes, references and saved research in one place
  • Answers can point back to the source they rest on
  • You decide what BIRTH may learn and keep
Schematic · Work

Work

Goals, tasks and progress.

  • Turn an intent into steps you can follow
  • See what is waiting on you and what is done
  • Hand a step to BIRTH, inside the limits you set

02Web & media

The web and what you listen to.

Browsing and media are part of the same computer, so what you find and enjoy is not trapped in a separate app.

Schematic · Browser

Browser

The web, connected to your work.

  • Read and research with the page’s context kept
  • Save what matters straight into Knowledge
  • Nothing is submitted or sent without you
Schematic · Music

Music

Listening, built in.

  • Your music in the same environment as everything else
  • Ask for what you want to hear in plain words
  • Private listening stays on your computer

03System

The parts that hold it together.

The system applications are where you begin, find things and decide what BIRTH is allowed to do.

Schematic · Start

Start

Where everything begins.

  • Open applications and recent work
  • Ask BIRTH directly, from anywhere
  • Pick up exactly where you left off
Schematic · Settings

Settings

Permissions in plain language.

  • See what each application may read, change or send
  • Connected services and devices, in one list
  • Revoke anything at any time

04Working together

One request. Several applications. No hand-offs.

An example of how a single intent can move through the computer. Illustrative — not a recording of the product.

“Summarise the supplier research I saved and add the follow-ups to this week.”

  1. KnowledgeFinds the saved research and the notes around it.
  2. BrowserRe-opens the two sources that changed since.
  3. WorkProposes three follow-ups — added once you approve.