Khriss is a private chief of staff on your machine. It reads your mail, files, meetings and chats as they happen — triages your day, drafts your replies, chases the work you hand out, and keeps every promise on the books.
0 bytes leave your machine by default · every exception is
logged to a ledger you can read · no trackers, ever
Mail, calendars, folders, chats — read-only, in one evening. It builds a private memory of everything you've ever agreed to.
A file saved, a mail landed, a message received — indexed and triaged in seconds, around the clock. The brief is never stale.
A ranked board of what matters, replies waiting for your signature, and the work you delegated — chased for you, politely.
That's not a policy. It's the architecture.
The founding cohort is deliberately small.
Your data never leaves home. Your mornings never arrive raw again.