Who says real work needs a computer?

Leave the computer. Take the result.

The Macintosh made the computer personal. A mouse and a screen opened up new ways to create, explore, and work. You just had to sit down in front of it.

Forty years later, we still save things for when we’re back at the laptop. Open the tabs, find the details, compare the options, follow up. The computers have changed. The work still waits for us.

Tell Buoy what you need from your iPhone. It uses its own computer to browse websites, use your apps, and finish tasks while you do something else.

Watch Buoy browse websites and complete each step live. Connect your apps so Buoy can work across email, calendar, and documents. Sign in once. Buoy stays signed in for future jobs. Give it another job while it handles the first.

Let Buoy keep checking. It watches for news, price changes, or important emails and notifies you of updates. Set things in motion when you arrive. Buoy can send a message or start a task when you reach a specific place.

See maps and directions right in the conversation. Preview a place with photos in one view before you go. Get the detail you need alongside its original email or message. Tap your choice and Buoy keeps going.

Say it once. Buoy remembers birthdays, preferences, and important details for next time. Teach it once. Show Buoy how you like a job done. It saves the steps as a reusable skill.

Turn work into notes. Buoy gathers research, plans, and ideas into notes to keep and read anytime. Your notes stay current. They persist across conversations, with Buoy updating them as plans change and details arrive.