02 / Model of you

A complete model of you.

Quavil listens to you throught the day, and aims to build a model of you as close to the one your brain has. Your habits, the people you talk to, your motivations, your purpose, your work, everything.

01

How you move through a day

When you lock in, when you drift, who drains you, who makes you sharper, and what your "I am so back" voice sounds like.

02

Your people

Mom, cofounder, investor, professor, the girl from the first date. Quavil keeps the tiny details attached to the right person.

03

Your taste and habits

The songs you repeat, what you order, where you work best, the words you overuse, and the routines you quietly keep.

04

Your motivation loops

What you say when you are hyping yourself up, what usually precedes a slump, and what actually gets you moving again.

Model note

"You usually start big code work after midnight, but your cleanest decisions happen before lunch. You talk faster around pricing. You say 'one sec' when you are about to overcommit."

Habits · people · projects · tone · decisions · promises

03 / Track your life

Life stats about everything.

Quavil captures the day as transcript, then turns the boring stream into useful stats: who you spoke to, what you ate, what you listened to, where you went, what you promised, and what mattered.

Mom call

37

min today

Music

15

min after lunch

Dinner

920

cal est.

Work talk

2.4

hours

Date notes

9

interests saved

Self-talk

4

pep talks

Calories without the spreadsheet cosplay

Say "track my calories." At a restaurant, Quavil uses your location, looks up the menu, listens to what you order, and estimates the meal.

Impress girls on dates by remembering everything about them

Tell it: "I am going on a first date. Track interests." Later you can ask what movies she loves, where she wants to travel, and what she said she hates.

Actual life receipts

How long you spoke, who you met, what songs were playing, what you promised, what you bought, and where the day quietly went.

04 / Database

Search your life like a database.

Every conversation becomes searchable memory. Not just a pile of transcripts: people, places, projects, decisions, promises, and receipts linked together so the answer has context.

Query 01

"What did I mention to Mr. Vatsal two weeks ago about our office?"

Quavil answers

You said the current office gets noisy after 4 pm, but the terrace is great for investor calls.

Query 02

"A month ago I was at a mall talking about a yellow dress. What store was that?"

Quavil answers

Zara, second floor. You were near the trial rooms and said the linen one looked better.

Query 03

"At class yesterday, what did the prof say about degree sets of bipartite graphs?"

Quavil answers

He said the two partitions can have independently constrained degree sequences, then gave the Gale-Ryser condition.

Query 04

"What did we say about our API in the all-hands?"

Quavil answers

Main point: stop treating the API as an internal shortcut. Version it, document it, and add failure receipts.

05 / Work

It does work because it already has context.

The magic is not voice commands. The magic is that "home," "my cofounder," "that investor," "our API," and "the fight we had" mean something specific.

Move

"Yo, book me an Uber home."

It already knows where you are and what "home" means. It checks the route, shows price and ETA, then asks before booking.

Meet

"I am going into this investor meeting. Capture everything and email action items to my cofounder."

Transcript, decisions, objections, follow-ups, promises, and a clean email draft before you leave the room.

Love

"My six month anniversary is coming up. Help me write something sweet."

First "I love you," favorite trips, inside jokes, the dumb fight, what got fixed, and a letter that sounds like you.

Ship

"I just woke up. Check the API failure logs and send Codex a fix list."

Reads overnight failures, groups recurring errors, opens the repo context, and briefs your coding agent with the right stack trace.

06 / Orchestrate

Manager of your AI workforce.

Claude, Codex, Cursor, Anode, browser agents, local scripts. Quavil is the layer that briefs them, watches them, compares them, and asks you before anything serious ships.

Codex CX

Repo work

Claude CC

Large refactors

Cursor CR

IDE edits

Anode AN

Long runs

You ME

Approves

01

Assign

Chooses the agent, ships the right context, and stops you from writing the same brief four times.

02

Monitor

Watches logs, tests, branches, and agent progress while you are in class, asleep, or pretending to be offline.

03

Compare

Runs two approaches, diffs the outputs, and tells you which one is cleaner instead of making you vibe-check a patch.

04

Approve

Before merge, deploy, delete, pay, or message, Quavil stops and asks. Then it leaves a receipt.

Split the repo without splitting your brain

Give Codex the backend failures, Claude the refactor, Cursor the UI polish. Quavil keeps the project state and tells you where they disagree.

Turn real life into agent context

You complain out loud that checkout is broken. Later: "fix that thing from lunch." Quavil knows the repo, the error, and the rant.

Let agents run while you live

Start an overnight migration, wake up to test results, changed files, risky diffs, and a short "approve this or reject this" brief.

Use your memory as the spec

Ask it to build the dashboard "like the one I described to Ananya last Friday." Quavil pulls the conversation and turns it into a real task.

07 / Insights

Patterns you would never realise.

Once Quavil has enough life context, it can notice the tiny repeated stuff: where your energy comes from, which conversations change your mood, and which promises keep slipping.

01

You code better after Chipotle

Not a medical claim, just a pattern: your longest clean work blocks keep showing up after that bowl and a 20 minute walk.

02

Calls with your girlfriend change your mood

Some days up, some days off. Quavil notices the pattern and can ask, gently, if you want to unpack it later.

03

Mom gets the rushed version of you

Ten minutes, lots of "haan haan," and you usually call while walking somewhere. That is useful to know before it becomes regret.

04

Your best ideas arrive in motion

Walks, Uber rides, post-meeting exits. Quavil catches the idea before it dissolves into "wait what was that thing?"

05

Meetings expose your default bugs

You interrupt when excited, talk faster on pricing, and skip the risk slide when nervous. Fixable, because now it is visible.

06

Your calendar lies, your day does not

The app sees the difference between "deep work" on the calendar and 46 minutes of Slack plus three tabs of panic.

08 / Privacy

You have full control over everything.

Always-on memory only works if the person wearing it is in charge. The product stance is simple: your life graph belongs to you, and Quavil should be more inspectable than any assistant you have used.

01

Raw audio is not the product

The value is transcript, structured memory, derived facts, and receipts. Raw audio should be temporary unless you explicitly keep it.

02

Mute means mute

A physical control, not a cute software promise. If the mic is off, Quavil should be off in a way you can trust.

03

Delete should mean gone

"Forget the last ten minutes" removes the transcript, memory, index entries, and derived facts tied to that window.

04

It asks before consequential actions

Money, files, messages, code pushes, bookings, and deletes require approval. Afterward you get a receipt.

05

Private by default

Your life graph is yours. Export it, inspect it, correct it, and wipe it. No ad targeting. No selling personal memory.

06

Receipts everywhere

Every answer should show where it came from. Every action should show what happened. No mysterious "trust me bro" boxes.

09 / Octa.01 specs

The first body for Quavil OS.

Octa.01 is the pendant you wear so Quavil can live with you. The real product is the memory and action layer, but yes, the little galaxy-blue thing matters.

Quavil Octa.01 Octa.01 - galaxy blue · 22 g · ⌀ 28 mm Quavil OS · v0.1

Weight

22

g

Body

Galaxy

alloy

Diameter

28

mm

Chain

0.9

mm red

Microphones

4

beamform

Battery

16

hours

Charge

90

min magnetic

Privacy

Mute

hardware first

10 / Shipping in December

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