Iris Window.

The idea, simply.

Most software wants more from you than you have. More taps. More logins. More forms. More attention. Iris is the opposite shape.

It's a small companion window — soft, slow, willing to sit with you. It remembers what matters to you so you don't have to. It doesn't ask much. It just shows up, the way the right people do.

If it works the way we hope, the people who use it will stop noticing it's there. The interface disappears into the relationship.

Who it's for.

• People who'd rather be talked to than at
• People for whom remembering is harder than it used to be
• People whose families want them to feel a little less alone
• People who already know what good companionship feels like and want more of it

Where it is.

Still emerging. We're building the inside of it before the outside. The hardest part isn't the technology — it's the temperament. A companion that pushes too hard isn't a companion. A companion that's too cold isn't either.

We'll show more when there's something to show. Until then, the work is quiet.