Wake up with your day already drafted.
Roy is an agent that reads your mail, calendar, chats and calls, writes the replies and the briefs, preps every meeting — and never sends a thing without your tap. For your life, your work, or both. It runs on your PC. Your data stays there.
Needs you · 4
Three steps, and the third one is yours.
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Install and connect
Roy installs on your Windows PC. Paste one AI key and connect one mailbox — personal, work, or both. Add Telegram to carry Roy on your phone.
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Roy reads and drafts
On its own loop, all day: sorts the inbox, writes the replies, preps the meetings, spots the follow-ups you owe, keeps the house. Every result waits in one queue.
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You approve
From your desk or your phone: approve, edit, or skip. Nothing goes out — no email, no post, no call — until you tap.
From the morning brief to the evening review, Roy carries the load.
You keep the decisions. Roy keeps everything else moving.
What matters today — meetings, asks, deadlines — on one screen and in your Telegram before you're up.
Inbox and Teams sorted into needs-you, FYI and noise. Replies wait as drafts on the thread, in your voice.
A brief thirty minutes before every call: who's there, why, what happened last time, what's open.
A protected block on your calendar. Roy holds the door and queues the nudges for after.
Roy dials into the meeting and takes notes — or phones the dentist to reschedule, once you approve.
What moved, what's waiting, what Roy learned about how you work. Tomorrow is already drafted.
One agent across your whole life — or just the working part.
Mail, calendar, people, projects, calls, money, notes — and the house. One queue, one memory, one set of rules. Pick the half you want, or both.
See only what needs you
Every decision Roy can't make alone lands in one queue — reply, approve, hold, nudge — with the draft already done.
Home queue · every plan →Nothing goes out without your tap
Emails, posts, invites, messages, calls — all drafted first, all approved by you, all written to a log you can read.
Approvals · every plan →Know everyone before you walk in
One record per person across mail, calls, Teams, Slack, LinkedIn and your notes — with the follow-ups you owe them.
People · every plan →Clear the inbox by lunch
Lanes built for clearing, not browsing: mail, calendar and open loops processed to zero, replies already written.
Deep Work · Work →Remembers, and learns how you work
Say "remember" and it does — as plain notes you own. Each night it studies how you write and decide, then drafts that way.
Memory & learning · every plan →Runs the house from the same queue
Lights, scenes, thermostat, locks — the trivial is instant, the serious always asks. Same rules as your inbox.
Home Hub · Personal →Bills, invoices and receipts — handled
The bill due Thursday, the subscription that crept up, the invoice to chase — prepared with the evidence, never paid without your tap.
Money desk · Personal, Work →Eight AI providers, one Roy
Claude, ChatGPT, DeepSeek and more, on your own keys. Leave it on Auto and Roy picks the right model for each request.
Auto brain · every plan →Roy was built by one person to run his own working day. It still does.
Bryce Jurss built Roy in 2026 because he needed a chief of staff and couldn't hire one. It has run his mail, calendar, calls and notes every day since — which is why the rules are strict: local by default, gated by design, audited always. The full story →
Plugs into what you already use.
Reads are safe. Writes and sends are gated. What Roy does with each of the 30+ → Running something Roy doesn't speak yet? Enterprise builds it.
A PC that stays on, one key, one mailbox.
Roy is software you run, not a service you visit. That's the whole point — and it means a few honest requirements.
- A Windows 10/11 PC that stays onRoy runs there; that is where your data lives. Mac (Apple silicon) and Linux builds follow.
- One AI API keyClaude or ChatGPT to start — or any of eight providers. You pay the provider directly at their published rates; no markup.
- One mailboxOutlook (Microsoft 365) or Gmail — mail and calendar in one connection.
- Tailscale, for your phoneA free private network so your phone reaches your PC without touching the public internet. Optional.
- A Twilio number, for CallsFor errand calls (Personal) and meeting calls (Work): about $1/month plus call minutes. Optional.
Your life, your work, or both.
Three self-serve plans, each with a 14-day free trial — no card, and the clock starts when you install. Enterprise is built for your industry or your company.
Give Roy your day for two weeks.
Install on your PC, connect what you use, and watch the queue fill with work already done. Nothing leaves your machine without your say-so.