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Hanu sees what you see, understands what you're doing, and gets it done across your apps — from one click to a whole workflow.
Free to start · 2,000+ Mac apps · Asks before anything it can't undo
Pick one, or type your own. Hanu plans it right in front of you.
Hanu connects your intent to your computer. It works out the steps, does them in your apps, and checks each one — so a sentence is all it takes.
“Don't let me miss the PS4 deadline.”
Works out what you mean, not just the words you used.
“tomorrow morning” → Fri, 9:00 AMBreaks it into steps across the right apps.
4 steps · Mail → Calendar → RemindersOpens, clicks, types and switches — the way you would.
open · click · type · confirmReads the screen back after every step it takes.
✓ “PS4 due” is in CalendarKeeps what matters, so next time is faster.
Prof. Rao → Physics 201This is what “add the deadline to my calendar” costs you today. Hanu turns it back into what it should be: something you say once.
“Hanu, add the deadline from Prof. Rao's email to my calendar and remind me tomorrow.”
Every window, button, field and row — the way your Mac's own accessibility layer describes them. Hanu knows what's on screen before it touches anything.
214 elements · read in 30 msNot “text at 412, 180” — an email from your physics professor, with a deadline and an attachment, tied to the task you're working on.
Mail → email → deadline → your taskOpens the app, clicks, types, confirms. Before every keystroke it checks the right window is in front — keys never land somewhere else.
6 actions · 3 apps · no clicks from youHanu reads the result back off the screen. If something didn't happen, it says so — it never claims work it didn't do.
2 of 2 results confirmed on screenProblem Set 4 (rotational dynamics) is up on the course page. It's due Tuesday, October 13 at 11:59 PM — no extensions this time.
Start early: questions 6–8 take longer than they look.
PS4.pdf 412 KBOne sentence. Hanu does the other seven steps across five apps — and hands you a page you can read in two minutes.
6 commits · 2 open questions“Do we show annual pricing?”The meetingTomorrow, 10:00 · Priya and Arjun · video call
What they'll askWhy the free tier changed — and when the Mac app ships.
What changedPriya wants the pricing slide redone; Arjun has two cover options.
Numbers to have readyWaitlist 4,812 (+18% this week) · Q3 revenue on slide 9.
Open questionsAnnual plan discount? Launch date for Windows?
The meetingTomorrow, 10:00 · Priya and Arjun · video call
What they'll askWhy the free tier changed — and when the Mac app ships.
What changedPriya wants the pricing slide redone; Arjun has two cover options.
Numbers to have readyWaitlist 4,812 (+18% this week) · Q3 revenue on slide 9.
Open questionsAnnual plan discount? Launch date for Windows?
Projects, notes, meetings, research and decisions — one place for everything you know. Hanu reads it before it acts and writes back what it did, so nothing gets lost between apps.
Meetings / Design review — brief
Tomorrow, 10:00 · Priya and Arjun · video call.
Why the free tier changed — and when the Mac app ships.
Priya wants the pricing slide redone; Arjun has two cover options.
Waitlist 4,812 (+18% this week). Q3 revenue is on slide 9.
Projects, notes, meetings and decisions — with real structure when you need it, and none when you don't.
Ask for “spinning things” and get your rotation notes. The Workspace searches what you meant.
Record a meeting or a thought — get the notes, the to-dos and the reminders.
“Email the landlord about the lease before Friday”
Duplicates and orphaned pages found for you — every change undoable.
Every change can be undone.
Notion, Obsidian and Markdown, in minutes — without duplicates.
Re-importing never makes duplicates
Hanu learns your apps, your projects and the way you like things done — so every week you explain a little less. You can see, edit or erase any of it, or switch memory off.
Prof. Rao teaches Physics 201. Her deadlines go in Calendar.
Learned from MailDeep work before noon. No meetings on Fridays.
Learned from your weekPriya is your co-founder. Decks live in Keynote.
Learned from your filesMessage Mom on WhatsApp, not email.
You told HanuHanu keeps the thread — what it did, what's still open, and what to look at next.
You stopped at question 6 of PS4 last night. Want your notes and the PDF open?
Priya hasn't replied about the deck in two days. Want me to draft a nudge?
An AI that can use your computer has to earn it. Hanu shows you what it's doing, asks before anything it can't take back, and stops the moment you say so. These are the same switches the app has — try them.
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Hanu listens for “Hanu” and nothing else, and turns your voice into text on your Mac.
Before a message or email goes out, Hanu reads back who it's going to and waits for your yes.
When a request could mean two things, Hanu asks instead of guessing.
Say “wait”, or press Stop. Hanu halts at the next step and tells you where it got to.
Screen understanding runs locally, in memory. Password prompts, private windows and apps you exclude are never read.
Microphone, Accessibility and Screen Recording are granted by you in System Settings — and taken back the same way.
Hanu won't click or type while your screen is locked, and checks the right app is in front before every keystroke.
Each task is logged with exactly what Hanu did. Changes in your Workspace can be undone.
See, edit or delete anything Hanu remembers — or switch memory off entirely.
EIDOS Band · Early access
A computer you wear. Cameras to see, microphones to hear, and a globe you tap to talk — with Hanu as the intelligence behind it. Not on sale yet; join the list to hear first.
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Download Haanora, say “Hanu”, and hand it the first thing on your list. It'll show you every step — and ask before anything it can't undo.
Free to start · Hanu acts on macOS · Your Workspace everywhere