Connect Telegram and your phone
Phone contacts (the Satellite app) help Koan recognize the same person across different chats and build a map of your contacts.
Koan builds a live map of your conversations and phone contacts — and a map of your devices: computer, phone, apps. Ask “did the money reach Mark” — it finds the answer in your chats. Write from your phone “gather analytics” — it runs the task on your computer and sends the result back. You set the autonomy level: from confirming every step to automating routine entirely.
How it works
Connect Telegram, ask a question or give a task — and control the autonomy level.
Phone contacts (the Satellite app) help Koan recognize the same person across different chats and build a map of your contacts.
Koan finds the relevant conversation or the right window on your computer — you do not explain the context by hand.
The first days Koan shows drafts and asks for confirmation. Then you trust it with routine — and it works on its own.
Trust
Koan is backed by a real program: a working app, thousands of automated tests, and live screenshots. You can check it in the beta.
Koan is backed by real product code, not a stack of concepts and mock screens.
Thousands of automated tests confirm the product actually works, not just that it is described.
The product's foundation milestones are already done, not only planned.
There is an app for your computer and for your phone (Satellite) — you can see it in the beta.
Not promises for the future — things you notice right after connecting.
No scrolling through threads to recall who agreed to what — just ask Koan.
Write from your phone — Koan executes on your computer and sends a detailed report. Your computer works while you are on the go.
Koan starts by showing drafts and asking for confirmation. As trust grows, you relax the gates — routine runs itself.
What you get
Map of people, map of devices, and adjustable autonomy — all on your computer.
Koan pulls everything it knows about a person into one profile: Telegram chats and phone contacts today, other messengers and social networks next. One person, one profile — even if you talked to them in different places.
Koan finds the relevant messages itself and answers to the point — you do not retell the context or scroll through history.
Koan starts carefully — shows drafts and asks for confirmation. As trust grows, you relax the gates: routine runs itself, important decisions still go through you.
How this is different
Koan knows your context — people, devices, and goals — and works from any screen, not just one chat window.
Koan answers from your conversations, contacts, and the data on your devices, instead of asking you to recall what Mark wrote.
Koan does more than show chats — it executes tasks on your devices: on your computer, from your phone.
Koan runs on your computer and on your devices. You set the autonomy level, not the provider.
Safety and control
Your conversations and model stay on your computer. Koan starts carefully and expands its authority as your trust grows.
The beta currently focuses on Telegram. One window for email and other messengers is planned after a successful beta.
Roadmap
A simple plan: what you can try today and what comes later.
Already works: connect Telegram, gather your contacts into one map, ask the model, and send a reply only with your consent. Phone contacts come via Satellite.
Making the line clearer: what happens automatically in the background and what needs your confirmation.
Later — a catalog of ready-made setups and scenarios so you can connect new things without manual fiddling.
Once the solo scenario is solid — the option to share setups between Koan users without giving up control.
Next step
Apply if you have Windows, live Telegram, and a local AI model (for example via Ollama). You will help us test answers from chats and read-only email.