Operator is an agent-native way to use your phone. AI can already do almost anything you can ask. Today’s AI apps stay trapped in chat windows and rarely control your phone or computer. Operator lets you text what you want done and have agents handle it on your devices.

A phone where you never open another app.

Text what you want done. Agents handle it on your phone and on your computer, using the apps and accounts you already have.

Operator

read reminders · 4 open

read calendar · Thu is clear

matched 28 items

reordering groceries

Running on your phone

Run the weekly errands

It checks what is open, when you are free, and only then starts ordering.

Today

Renew passport

due today · Reminders

Standup · 9:30

Read, nothing changed

Answer “what’s on my plate?”

One ask, pulled from calendar, reminders and the forecast at once.

Photos

Find photos of my car

9 photos scanned

Find photos of my car

Ask in plain words. It finds them without you scrolling a single album.

deck.pptx

open deck.pptx

rewrote section 3

rebuilt the chart

attaching to draft

On your MacBook

Keep steering your computer

Leave the desk without leaving its power behind. Text the job, watch it move.

Contacts

Sam Ortiz

mobile · home

Samira Khan

work

Searching by name

Find the right person

A first name is enough. It resolves who you meant without opening Contacts.

Operator

read weather · today

rain from 4pm

read calendar · 6:30 dinner

suggesting the 3:40 train

Reading the forecast

Check before you leave

The forecast and your evening, read together, so the answer is a plan.

Music

What was that song this morning?

Weightless

Marconi Union · since 8:12

Searching your library

Know what’s playing

Name a half-remembered song and it finds the one you meant in your own library.

Operator

Push my 2pm and tell Sam.

Text what you want done
Drafting the reply

Just say it

Text your phone like you’d text a person. No app to find first.

Ask once. It keeps going.

Hand it the whole errand, not a search query. It works on the phone itself, or reaches back to your computer when that’s where the job lives.

Tell it what you need.

Plain language, the way you’d text a person. No hunting through forty icons for the one that holds half the answer.

Watch it actually move.

Every step it takes is on the screen while it happens — what it read, what it decided, what it is about to do next.

Built to be trusted with it.

A phone that can act on your behalf only works if the limits are real ones.

It stops before anything risky.

Ordinary work runs on its own. Anything that spends money, sends something you cannot take back, or touches an account waits for you to say yes.

You see every step.

No silent background runs. What it read, what it decided and what it touched is on the screen while it happens.

Runs on your device.

The agent runs on the phone in your hand, against the accounts already signed in there. Your data isn’t warehoused to make it work.

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