Aidewise
A personal assistant for your iPhone. It learns your family, your work and your commitments, briefs you every morning, and comes back to you on the things you said you would do.
Not on the App Store yet
What it does
Two briefs a day
A morning brief when you wake up, and an evening look at tomorrow. Both are written from your actual calendar, your reminders due, the commitments you have open, and whose birthday is coming.
It remembers, without being told to
Who your kids are, where you work, which dentist, what you promised your sister on Tuesday. It writes these down as you talk and brings them back when they matter, instead of asking you the same question every week.
It follows up on its own
When it says it will check on something at 3pm, it does. The notification opens the conversation about that one thing, so a loose thread gets closed instead of sitting in a list you stopped reading.
Catches the conflicts first
Two things booked at once, a drive that will not fit between them, a birthday you have nothing planned for. These show up in the brief before they become a problem.
You choose the model
Aidewise runs on Ollama Cloud using your own API key, so you pick which model thinks for you and you can change it whenever you like. There is no Aidewise subscription in the middle.
Where your information lives
Everything Aidewise learns is stored on your iPhone and synced through your own private iCloud. There is no Aidewise account, no login, no analytics, and no third party SDKs in the app at all.
Your conversations go to the model you chose and nowhere else. Calendar, reminders, contacts, location and Health access are each optional, and anything you leave switched off is simply invisible to the app.
You can export everything it knows about you as plain, readable JSON at any time, or erase all of it in one action. The privacy page lists exactly what leaves the device and where it goes.
Where it is
Aidewise is being built for one household first, which is the only honest way to find out whether a personal assistant is actually worth having. An App Store release will follow once it has earned it.
There is no waitlist and nothing to sign up for. If you want to ask about it, get in touch.