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MANY CONVERSATIONS. ONE COMPASS.

Your AI chats.
One next step.

Bring it together

A little context. A clearer next step.

An illustration of your conversations coming together.
07 · WHAT NEEDS ME?

THE GUIDED HOME · IN TESTING

One thing at a time.
The rest is right here.

This is where you respond when a helper needs a decision.
Open the example, review the choices and save your answer.

CompassINTERACTIVE PREVIEW

Start here: open this decision to see your choices.

YOUR NEXT MOVE

Example project

Make the update easier to follow?

Your helper wrote a detailed update. Ask for a short summary, or keep the full explanation.

ClaudeExample conversation · update to review
Click the notch to tuck it away and reopen.

Practice with neutral examples. Nothing here uses your projects or contacts a helper.

01

Open the decision.

Read the question and why it needs you. Select “Review & choose” to see the options.

02

Choose what happens next.

Pick an option and add a note if you want. Back keeps your draft.

03

Check the confirmation.

“Saved” confirms your choice. Delivery to a helper is a separate update.

04

Find the rest of your work.

Projects groups your work. All decisions lets you open another question or revisit a saved choice.

Find your place across your projects.
Know what needs you. Make the next call.

Watch the 45-second film

BUILT FOR MAC · IN DEVELOPMENT

02 · YOU’RE NOT THE ONLY ONE

You’re the only
thread holding
it all together.

One chat has an update. Another has a question. A third changed the plan. Work is still running elsewhere.

Every time you come back, you piece it together again.

You’re not the only one.

ClaudeExample project

A suggestion is ready.
What should happen next?

CodexExample project

I’ve prepared an update.
Would you like to use it?

✳ChatGPTAnother project

Let’s revisit the plan…

›_Terminal

Checking the latest changes

03 · MEET YOUR GUIDE

Meet Compass.
It lives in your notch.

Open Compass. See your connected work.
Find the next thing that needs you. On Macs without a notch, use the top-edge pill.

It brings contextIt points the wayYou decide
Try the guided preview
04 · WHERE AM I?

YOUR PROJECT, IN PLAIN ENGLISH

Open Compass.
Pick up where
you left off.

This screen helps you get your bearings. Read what changed and what needs you, then open the next decision.

  • A project name when it’s known, and a clear note when it isn’t.
  • Source apps and dated updates, so you know where the context came from.
  • Checked results kept separate from what a helper reported.
Where you areExample project

YOUR PROJECT

Here’s where things stand.

Your helper has an update ready. One decision is waiting for you before the work continues.

✓
Ready to review

Open the decision to see the suggestion and your choices.

i
Reported by the helper

“The update is ready.” Compass hasn’t verified the result here.

ClaudeExample conversation · latest update
See the next decision

Example summary. Read the update, then choose “See the next decision”.

05 · YOUR DIRECTION STAYS VISIBLE

SAME PROJECT. SAME DIRECTION.

Your decision.
You keep it.

A new suggestion shouldn’t quietly replace what you already decided. Keep your direction visible, with the context behind it.

You can change your mind. Compass should help you understand what changes with it.

Example projectLOCAL EXAMPLE

Keep the agreed direction?

This screen reminds you what you already agreed, so a new suggestion doesn’t quietly change the plan.

Focus on the current goal before adding new work.

Try a choice: keep the plan, or explore a change. This only updates the example.

06 · WHAT DO I SAY NEXT?

A CLEAR NEXT INSTRUCTION

Know what
to say next.

Understand the next step before you ask a helper to do it. Review the proposed instruction, adjust it, then continue in the right conversation.

  • Keep your project and intended outcome in view.
  • See what the next instruction asks the helper to do.
  • Keep your words. Stay in charge of sending.

This is an interactive example of the review flow, not a connection to your chats.

CodexYour next instructionExample project

Edit these words, then put the draft in the example chat below.

Codex EXAMPLE CHAT
Nothing placed or sent.
08 · WHERE YOUR WORK HAPPENS

Your tools.
A little more
perspective.

Bring the supported conversations and project sources you connect into one place.

Availability differs by app and connection. Missing access, older information and unconfirmed delivery should stay visible.

CodexProject conversations
ClaudeChats and reports
✳ChatGPTPlans and decisions
›_TerminalSupported local sessions

Connection and coverage depend on your setup. This page doesn’t access any of your apps.

09 · YOU MAKE THE CALL

It helps you decide.
You stay in charge.

Your direction matters.

Consequential choices stay yours. A suggestion is something to consider, never an answer made on your behalf.

Know what it can see.

Compass uses the supported chats, project files and screen context you connect. If something can’t be read or checked, Compass should say so.

Progress you can trust.

Built, checked, installed and observed working mean different things. A helper saying “done” isn’t the whole story.

Understand the data path.

Everything Compass keeps stays on your Mac. Parts of connected chats go to the AI service you chose, using your own key, when you ask for help and for short reply summaries if those are enabled. Optional background checks use Jev only if you switch them on. Nothing goes to Compass’s maker.

A few good questions.

Is Compass ready to download?

Compass is in development and being tested on Mac. The guided home shown here is a design preview, not a promise that every screen is released.

Does this page connect to my chats?

No. Every project, question, draft and answer on this page is a local example. Trying a demo doesn’t access your apps, copy to your clipboard or contact a helper.

Does Compass send replies automatically?

No. Compass does not decide to send a reply for you. You press the button to submit an answer or send a message. A prepared draft, a saved answer and confirmed delivery are different states.

Do I need to understand code?

No. The aim is to make the project, its current position and your next decision understandable in plain language. Technical evidence remains available when you want it.

10 · WATCH IT IN 45 SECONDS

See the story.
Meet Compass.

A short introduction, with narration and captions.

Original design film · example screens and recreated app windows. Some interface and connection details have since changed; the examples on this page show the current click-based direction.

Less catching up.
More moving forward.

Understand what’s happening.
Decide what’s next. Stay involved.

BUILT FOR MAC · IN DEVELOPMENT