Compiby Quetzal
Say what you need. Your computer does it.
Compi is a personal assistant you talk to from your iPhone. It works on your own Mac or PC, in your apps and your browser, and comes back with the result.
Said on the iPhone · 09:12
Electricity bill, March- Open Gmail in Chrome · Personal
- Find the March bill
- Save it to
Downloads/Compi/bills - Check it is the right month
One assistant for the whole errand.
Nine things Compi does today, on the beta. Each one links to how it works.
- 01Voice in two languagesTalk from the iPhone. It answers in Spanish or English, whichever you used.
- 02Hands on your computerApps, browser profiles, files and downloads, used the way you use them.
- 03Several computersLink your Macs and PCs. Name one and the work runs there.
- 04Agents with skillsCustom agents, a vetted skill catalog, and the coding agents you already use.
- 05Routines and connectorsScheduled tasks, MCP connectors and long browser jobs.
- 06Results that find youA call, a notification with the answer, or a line in the chat.
- 07Memory and About youIt remembers what you tell it, in a vault you can open.
- 08Your OK for what mattersPayments, signatures, permanent deletes and passwords wait for you.
- 09Private by defaultYour data stays on your computer. Phone and computer talk end to end encrypted.
Ask the way you would ask a person.
Find the March electricity bill in my email and save the PDF with the others.
Said on the iPhone · Browser · FilesEvery weekday at 8, tell me what I have on today.
Said on the iPhone · RoutineOn the office PC, export last month's invoices to a spreadsheet.
Typed on the Mac · Several computersAsk the Developer agent to fix the failing test, on a branch.
Said on the iPhone · Agent · Claude CodeFind ten LinkedIn posts from my sector worth commenting on, and draft a comment for each.
Typed on the Mac · Skill · MarketingWhat did I tell you about Marta's birthday?
Said on the iPhone · MemoryCompare flights to Lisbon for the first weekend of December. Call me when you have them.
Said on the iPhone · Browser · Call backFill in this PDF form with the data from the spreadsheet.
Typed on the Mac · FilesDownload the delivery note from the supplier's portal.
Said on the iPhone · Browser · DownloadsRun the SEO audit on our website and list the fixes that matter.
Typed on the Mac · Skill · MarketingWhat is waiting for me on the project board?
Said on the iPhone · Kanvas boardPut that page on my screen.
Said on the iPhone · Voice · ShowRemind me to call the bank at five.
Typed on the Mac · ReminderStop everything.
Said on the iPhone · Kill switch
Examples of what you can ask. Not reviews: Compi is in private beta, and these are requests, not quotes.
From what you say to a finished job.
01Say it
Talk to it like you would talk to a person.
Open the iPhone app and speak. Compi answers out loud in a natural voice with a Spanish accent from Spain, and in English when you speak English.
- It hears when you have finishedThe iPhone itself detects the end of your sentence, so a pause to think does not cut you off.
- Interrupt it any timeTalk over it and it stops to listen.
- Captions both waysA live transcript of what you said and what it answered.
- It shows you thingsA web page, an image or a file from your computer, on the phone while you talk.
- Voice on the computer tooHold Option+Space on a Mac or Alt+Shift+Space on Windows. It runs on the computer and costs nothing extra.
02It works
It uses your computer the way you do.
Compi's brain runs on your own Mac or Windows PC. Its hands open your apps, use your browser with the sign-ins you already have, and keep files where you can find them.
- Your browser, your profilesChrome, Edge, Brave, Arc, Vivaldi or Opera, with your sign-ins. Its tabs stay in their own Compi group.
- Any app you have installedIt opens and uses them without asking first.
- Files where you expect themWhat it makes goes to Documents/Compi and what it downloads to Downloads/Compi. Never your Desktop.
- Watch it, or take overFollow a task live from your phone and step in for a code, a CAPTCHA or a payment.
- A report at the endWhat it did, and how to undo it.
03It reports back
It decides how to tell you.
When a task ends, Compi chooses: call you, send a notification, or leave it in the chat. The notification carries the answer itself, not “open the app”.
- Call
- When you asked for a call, or when it needs you to decide.
- Notify
- When there's an answer. A failure always gets at least this.
- Quiet
- Your quiet hours hold, and by default it rings at most four times an hour.
- Never
- Text on a web page or in a file can't make your phone ring.
In the chat, results are formatted, and documents open beside it like artifacts: versioned, easy to copy and share.
04You decide
It asks before anything that can't be undone.
Spending money, signing something, deleting for good, using a saved password, or sending your data somewhere you didn't name: each one waits for your OK, on the iPhone or on the computer.
Everything else it simply does, and writes down. When you give it a job in your own words, that is your OK for that job, but never for money or a password.
- ApproveOne tap for what matters, with a note for Compi if you like.
- Pay onceEach payment is approved for that shop and that amount, with Face ID. There is no “always allow” for money.
- StopFrom the phone, from the computer, or by saying “stop everything”.
- UnlockOnly your iPhone can start it again.
Name the computer. The work runs there.
Link up to eight Macs and PCs. Each one is a full Compi, and your chats, memory, agents, skills and routines stay in sync between them.
- Say where“On the office PC…” sends the job to that computer.
- Sign-ins stay putBrowser sign-ins, files, keys and connectors stay on the computer they belong to.
- Linking takes a codeType the code one computer shows into the other, then check both screens show the same six digits.
- Nothing stored in the cloudSync goes straight between your computers, end to end encrypted.
Agents with skills, for the work you repeat.
Create an agent by asking for one. Give it skills from a vetted catalog, its own connectors and its own browser profile. Compi hands each agent the work that fits it.
Marketing, Sales, Research, Engineering and Operations. One tap to add.
- Marketing12
- Sales4
- Research3
- Engineering3
- Operations3
Say what it should learn. Compi writes the skill and asks you to approve it.
Proposals and questions from your Kanvas boards arrive as cards. Approve a task and Compi starts a coding agent on it.
Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI or OpenCode, with your own install and sign-in. Push, merge and deploy wait for your OK.
Routines keep going while you're away.
Tell Compi what to do and when. It runs on time, within the budget you set, and catches up once if the computer was off.
- From your own words“Every weekday at 8, tell me what I have on today.” One tap turns it on.
- ConnectorsNotion, Slack, GitHub, Linear, Jira and Confluence, and Sentry in one tap. Any other MCP server by URL.
- Long browser jobsTwenty invitations or a hundred rows run as one job, at a human pace, with a log you can read.
- Reminders and timersIn English and Spanish, without a tap.
It remembers what you tell it.
About you keeps the facts that matter: people, places, work and preferences. What you say is saved. What Compi works out waits for you to keep it.
- A vault you can openMemory is plain Markdown in Documents/Compi/Memory, ready for Obsidian. Your edits win.
- Bring what you haveConnect your notes read-only, or import your memory from ChatGPT or Claude.
- Forget anythingDelete one fact, or everything at once.
- See it as a graphWhat Compi knows, drawn as a graph on the Mac and the iPhone.
Your data stays on your computer.
- Local first
- Memory, tasks, settings, logs, screenshots and browser sign-ins live on your computer. Passwords and other secrets on screen are blacked out there before a screenshot leaves.
- Encrypted end to end
- Your phone and your computers talk through a relay that only sees ciphertext. No ads, no tracking, no analytics.
- Your key, careful hosts
- Models run on your own OpenRouter key, only on hosts that don't store or train on your requests. Passwords go from 1Password or Bitwarden straight into the field, never to the model.
Where it runs, and what it costs.
- iOS 17 or later, through TestFlight
- Talk, approve, watch tasks live
- Apple silicon (M1 or later)
- macOS 14 Sonoma or later
- Windows 10 or 11, x64
- No administrator rights needed
- Chrome, Edge, Brave, Arc, Vivaldi, Opera
- Setup shows you how to add it
Questions people ask.
Does my computer have to be on?
Yes. The work happens on your own Mac or PC, so it needs to be on, with Compi running. If you link several computers, you choose where each job runs.
Can I call Compi?
You talk to it in the iPhone app whenever you like, and type to it on the computer. Compi calls you only when it needs you or when you asked it to.
Which languages does it speak?
Spanish and English. It answers in the language you just used and switches when you do. In Spain it speaks with a Castilian accent.
What does it need my OK for?
Spending money, legal commitments, deleting for good or in bulk, filling a saved password or code, giving an app access to one of your accounts, and sending your data somewhere you didn't name. Payments always need their own approval, with Face ID, for that shop and that amount.
Which AI models does it use?
Text and agent work runs on DeepSeek V4.1 Flash through your own OpenRouter key, only on hosts that don't keep or train on your requests. The iPhone's voice runs on Gemini Live. Voice on the computer runs on the computer itself.
Does it work with Claude Code?
Yes, and with Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI and OpenCode. Compi uses your own install and your own sign-in, and never pays for them. A push, a merge or a deploy waits for your OK.
Is there an Android app?
No. The phone app is for iPhone. You can still use Compi on its own from your Mac or PC.
Is Compi open source?
Not yet. Publishing the core as open source is decided but not done. Bringing your own model key is already how it works.
How do I get in?
The beta is private: ask @sergiverdugo_ on X for an invite code. With the code, sign in on the beta page and you get your personal download links. The install guide takes about two minutes.
Who makes Compi?
Quetzal Tech, S.L., the company behind Quetzal, in Málaga.
Want in? Ask on X.
The beta is private. Send a message on X and you get an invite code. Then the install takes about two minutes.