Say it once,
Bolo remembers.
Talk the way you think. Bolo keeps every idea, follows your train of thought, and turns what you say into missions you can actually finish.
How it works
You talk. It listens, keeps, and thinks.
No forms, no folders to tend. A conversation is the only input, and everything else grows out of it.
01 · Talk
Say it the way it comes.Tap start and think out loud: an idea, a worry, a plan, a question. Bolo hears you and answers back, in your own language of thought.
02 · Kept
Every word becomes memory.Facts about you, topic pages, a diary of each day and the notes you dictate, written for you after every conversation.
03 · Thinks with you
It connects the dots.Bolo pulls in what you already said, looks things up when you ask, reads pages aloud, and asks the question you were about to.
04 · Done
Thoughts become missions.What you keep saying you will do turns into missions, tasks and steps, ticked from your own words.
Missions
What you want to achieve, broken down together.
A mission is a goal in your words. Under it, tasks with steps. Bolo drafts them from what it already knows about you, you keep what fits and remove the rest, and every step can be picked up as a conversation.
No percent on a mission, only movement: tasks done, hours talked, notes and topics touched, when it last moved. Tasks keep their percent from their steps.
Mission
Based on: your note "MBA timeline" and the conversation on 14 Oct.
Your vault
Files you can read, on a server you control.
Everything Bolo keeps is a file: notes, topic pages, the diary, missions, memory. Open them in Obsidian or any editor, move them, back them up, delete them. Nothing is locked inside the app.
Memory is staged before it is kept: a thing is remembered after it comes up twice, or when you say "remember". You can see every fact, drop any of them, and ask Bolo to forget a conversation.
The app
On your phone, in your pocket, on a walk.
Android today, iOS next. The phone's own voice speaks for free; the orb shows what Bolo is doing: listening, thinking, searching, speaking. Pause for a call and pick up where you were.
FAQ
Fair questions, straight answers.
Why not just use ChatGPT or Claude? They talk now too.
They do, and they are very good at it. Bolo runs on models like them, and gets better every time they do. The difference is what happens after the conversation ends.
In a chat app a conversation becomes a thread in a list, and the memory it keeps is a hidden set of facts that lives on their side and serves their product. In Bolo a conversation becomes files you own: notes, a page per topic, a diary of every day, missions with tasks and steps, and a memory you can read line by line. It compounds. Six months in, the question "why did we price it that way?" has an answer, and it is in your folder, not in a thread you cannot find.
Bolo is also built for one practice rather than every possible use: the morning plan before you open the laptop, talking while you read, the two minutes before a meeting and the ninety seconds after. A general assistant can do some of this if you drive it every time. Bolo is the thing that does it by default.
What stops the big platforms from adding exactly this?
Nothing, and some of it they will. The model and the voice were never the moat; neither is any single feature. What is hard to copy is the shape of the thing: a vault of plain files that is yours, a memory you can inspect and correct, and a product small enough to be built around how founders and consultants actually spend a day. A platform serving a billion people has to stay general and keep your memory inside its walls. We can do the opposite.
Where does my data live?
In one folder per person on a server, as plain Markdown files, with nothing locked inside the app. Open the folder in Obsidian or any editor, back it up, move it, delete it. Memory is staged before it is kept, you see every fact and can drop any of them, and "forget this conversation" means it never feeds memory.
Does Bolo read my email or calendar?
No. Bolo is not connected to your inbox. You read your email; Bolo is what you talk to while you do, and what you say becomes notes, tasks and missions. The same goes for documents: you upload what you want it to know.
What if I stop using Bolo?
You keep the folder. There is no export step because there was never an import: everything was written as files from the start, readable without Bolo.
Is there an iPhone app?
Android today, iOS next. On an iPhone the browser version works now, with the same voice, memory and missions.
What does it cost?
Pricing is being set with the first users. Bolo meters what each conversation costs to run, so the price will be a plan you can see the arithmetic of, not a guess. If you are a founder or a consultant and want to be one of those first users, sign in and talk to it.