You plug in what you know about your life. I go find what you don't. Then I put it all together so every decision you make comes from the full view.
I'll introduce myself by voice.
A Manifesto
Right now, hundreds of companies know more about your life than you do. They track your purchases, your movements, your relationships, your habits. They build profiles, score you, sell access. They have entire intelligence departments dedicated to understanding you.
You have a notes app and a spreadsheet you haven't updated since January.
This is not a privacy problem. This is an intelligence gap.
Your bank knows your money but not your health. Your doctor knows your body but not your goals. Your employer knows your schedule but not your side business. Your insurance depends on your job, but the system that manages your insurance has no idea you're planning to leave.
No one is connecting these things for you. So you make decisions with half the information. You miss the dependencies. You learn about the problem after it's already a crisis.
We believe you deserve the same intelligence that corporations have about you — pointed in the other direction.
Not a dashboard. Not another app to check. A continuous intelligence that lives with you, pays attention to your whole life, connects what no single system can see, and speaks up when something matters.
Private by architecture, not by policy. On your device, not someone else's server. Yours alone.
Your life is complex. You deserve an intelligence that matches it.
This is Sya. This is Continuous Personal Intelligence.
Your job, your insurance, your goals, your lease, your passwords, your kids' school records. All of it spread across dozens of apps, accounts, inboxes, and filing cabinets. Some of it you haven't looked at in years. Some of it you didn't know existed.
Meanwhile, companies have sophisticated intelligence systems connecting your data right now. Building profiles, scoring you, selling access. They see the full picture of your life. You don't.
You deserve a system that works for you the way theirs works against you.
"Hey. Your health insurance is through your employer. If you're serious about freelancing by Q4, you should start looking at marketplace plans now. Want me to look into what's available in your state?"
Your insurance depends on your employer. Your goal is to go freelance by Q4. Sya knows both of those things, and she'll make sure you do too — before it becomes a problem.
Tell Sya about your life. She builds a knowledge graph that connects your health to your finances to your goals to your commitments. Everything in one place, encrypted on your device.
Data brokers are selling your name, address, phone number, and purchase history right now. Sya hunts them down, shows you exactly what's exposed, and helps you get it removed.
Your doctor doesn't know your financial situation. Your bank doesn't know your career plans. Sya connects the domains that affect each other and surfaces the relationships you'd miss.
No cloud database. No telemetry. No analytics on your data. Sya's privacy isn't a policy. It's architecture. Your data never leaves your machine.
Three layers of intelligence that get sharper over time.
AT&T gets breached. Sya knows you have an AT&T account with your primary email. Before you hear about it on the news, she's already telling you: change your password, freeze your credit, enable fraud alerts on your linked bank account. Say yes, and she walks you through every step.
Your spending goes up during stressful work weeks. Your grocery bill spikes when your diet slips. Your sleep quality drops every time your travel schedule picks up. These are patterns you live inside of but can't see from the inside. Sya sees them because she's the only system watching health, finances, habits, and schedule at the same time.
Sya doesn't just show you a chart. She tells you what to do about it and asks if you want her to act. Your credit card bill has been climbing for three months, and it tracks with your work travel. She'll suggest a travel budget, set a threshold, and monitor it for you. But only if you say yes. She never acts without asking.
Sya starts with a conversation. She asks about your work, your health, your finances, your goals. You talk, she listens, she builds the graph. No forms. No data entry. Just a conversation with someone who's going to remember every word.
Sya maps the dependencies between every part of your life. Your insurance depends on your job. Your lease ends the same month you planned to go freelance. Your three work accounts are tied to an email you're about to lose. She sees what you can't track alone.
Sya gets smarter every day. Every conversation sharpens her understanding. She finds patterns over time that no single app could detect, because no single app sees both your health data and your bank account. She alerts you to external threats, flags internal trends, and recommends actions. All on your device. All with your permission.
Sya stores everything locally, encrypted on your device. The only data that ever touches the network passes through a controlled airlock that strips personal details before it reaches any external service. No raw data leaves. No content is stored in the cloud. No one at Sya, Anthropic, or anywhere else can see what you've told her.
This isn't a toggle in settings. It's the way the system is built. The architecture enforces what a policy only promises.
You're not paranoid. You're not a privacy extremist. You're a professional with a mortgage, a career, dependents, health needs, financial goals, and a hundred accounts you barely remember creating.
You know your data is out there. You know things are falling through the cracks. You just don't have the time, the tools, or the technical knowledge to do anything about it.
Companies have entire departments managing their intelligence. Sya gives you the same capability, pointed in the other direction.
We're building Sya in the open, one piece at a time. Early access will go to a small group who want to be part of shaping what personal intelligence looks like.
If you want to be the first to know your whole life in one place, leave your email. We'll reach out when it's ready for you.
No spam. No selling your email. That would be ironic.