Operator
The operating system for supervised autonomy

AI teammates that do the work, and ask you first.

14 invoices filed before you sat down

Operator runs a team of AI agents on your own Mac, any agent, any model, your keys, and puts the whole operation on your phone, your watch and your glasses. The repeat work of your day gets done. Anything that matters stops for your tap. Time is the one thing you cannot make more of; Operator makes more of it.

Runs on your Mac · your keys, your data · asks before it acts
worker #3 · invoices · 14 / 14
Bots, Solutions and skills for
Real Estate · Field Trades · Machine Shops · Finance & Ops · Software · Research · Oil & Gas · Legal · Creative · Sales · Real Estate · Field Trades · Machine Shops · Finance & Ops · Software · Research · Oil & Gas · Legal · Creative · Sales · 
9
agent runtimes, one supervisor
28
Solutions, by industry
87
skills on shelves
35
marketplace plugins, vetted
4
screens: Mac, iPhone, Watch, glasses
0
keys or captures that leave your devices
Autonomy needs a supervisor. Agents are capable enough to do real work and not yet trustworthy enough to do it unwatched. The product is the seam between the two: the pause, the card, the tap, the record.
The Mac is the server. Your machine hosts the agents, holds the keys, keeps the audit. The phone, the watch and the glasses are how you steer it. No vendor is the architecture.
Work is the unit, not the chat. Solutions, bots and skills are installable outcomes with declared inputs and outputs, so the same job runs the same way tomorrow, and the marketplace is open.
worker #3 · invoice processing
operator ~ invoice-processing · worker #3 · claude code
> 14 invoices arrived by email overnight. Process them.
● reading inbox/acme-08842.pdf (2 pages, text layer)
● extract vendor · date · total · tax confidence 0.97
✓ validated 14 / 14 records against invoice@1
● drafting approval summary · $41,280.14 across 9 vendors
▲ post to QuickBooks → requires approval
⏸ paused waiting for you. Nothing posted.
What a week of repeat work costs
1hours

That is the typical week of write-ups, filing, follow-ups, reviews and reading that Operator's teammates take off your desk, with you approving the moments that matter.

Typical for the routine cases in the Solutions below. Your number depends on your day; every run is on your timeline, so you can count it.

A day with Operator

The work happens. You decide.

Every moment below is a Solution, a bot or a skill that ships today, on the device you happen to be holding.

06:40
phone · Brief

Your day, read to you.

A two-minute brief: what ran overnight, what is waiting on you, the calendar, and the one thing that needs a decision.

+ 20 min
08:15
Mac · Automations

The invoices are already done.

Fourteen arrived by email; a worker extracted every field with the page it came from and left one approval on your phone.

+ 2 h
09:30
glasses · Site inspection

You walk the site. The report writes itself.

Photos from your glasses become findings by location with severities, meter readings, and the photo for each. You review, you do not type.

+ 45 min
11:05
browser · Fact-check

"Is this true?" answered from the source.

Send the page from Safari with a note. Each claim comes back supported, contradicted, or unverified, with the sentence that decides it.

+ 30 min
12:50
watch · Approval

The deploy waits for your wrist.

A worker reached a risky step and stopped. One tap from lunch. It continues; the log says who, what, when.

+ the afternoon
15:20
bot · Follow-up Agent

The lead got a reply in your voice.

A teammate drafted the follow-up from the thread. It never sends; you did, in one tap, from your own address.

+ 25 min
17:40
glasses · Receipts

Filed before you reach the car.

Glance at the receipt. Vendor, total, tax, category, with a confidence per field and the photo attached.

+ 15 min
23:00
Mac · Fleet

The night shift.

Nightly reports, a security review, the research briefing for tomorrow. Everything recorded. Nothing irreversible without you.

+ the morning
Built for the work that repeats

Every industry has a pile. Operator has a teammate for it.

Real estate
Listings, follow-ups and showings eat the evenings.
Listing WriterFollow-up AgentShowing CoordinatorLead to CRM
3 hours of follow-ups become 20 minutes of yes and no.
Field trades
The write-up after the site visit takes longer than the visit.
Site inspectionField repair guideTalk like the tradeReceipts to expenses
The 45-minute report is a 5-minute review.
Machine shops
Tribal knowledge lives in one person's head.
CNC ExpertSOP BuilderQA InspectorWhiteboard to notes
A first-article report in the time it takes to measure.
Finance and ops
Invoices, receipts and contracts arrive faster than anyone can file them.
Invoice ProcessingDocument IntelligenceReceipts to expenses
The pile is processed on arrival, with the page for every number.
Software teams
Reviews wait, deploys wait, the on-call waits on you.
Review TeamStartup CrewPR reviewSecurity reviewLive Preview
Ship from your phone, with a bodyguard on the destructive commands.
Research
Reading is the job, and there is more of it every day.
Research AssistantFact-checkClip to notesPaper report
A morning briefing you did not have to write, cited.
Bots · teammates, not prompts

Hire a teammate in one tap. Talk to it like one.

A bot has a name, a face, a purpose and a set of skills. It remembers your work between conversations, runs jobs when you ask, and hands you a card when it needs a decision. Make your own, or add one from the marketplace.

The Bots screen on iPhone
Chatting with a bot on iPhone
Making a new bot on iPhone
The skills picker with shelves
Capture · the work comes to the bots

Glance. Send. Done.

Operator meets the work where it happens: through camera glasses, from the page you are reading, from a photo on your phone. Nothing is guessed from a frame it did not see, and nothing is sent, posted or bought by a bot.

Smart glasses

Hands full, eyes on the work.

Remember where you parked. Translate the sign. What can I cook with this. Is this a good price. A repair, one step at a time. The site walk that becomes a report. Meeting notes from the mic.

Mentra Live today · spoken answers, no display needed
Browser

Send the page, not the tab.

Summarize it. Clip it with citations. Watch the price. Prepare the form. Fact-check it. Draft the reply. Should I buy this. Clip the recipe. Save the lead. Translate it faithfully.

Safari extension on Mac and iPhone · your note and selection ride along
Phone

A photo is a job.

Receipts to expenses. A whiteboard to notes and tasks. Documents to a validated record with the page for every number. Drop any file straight into a worker's folder with AirBall.

Every capture is kept on your devices · the bots think, Operator stores
A site inspection captured through smart glasses
The Safari extension sending a page to Operator
A capture result on iPhone
AirBall on iPhone
It asks first

Approve from your wrist.

Approved

Posting 14 invoices

One tap. The work goes on without you, and the log says exactly what happened.

It was never just one
1workers

Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, Grok, OpenCode, Hermes, Pi and local models, on your Mac, in a sandbox, or on your own cloud. Move a running job between them mid-flight. Swap the agent under a bot without losing the conversation. One operator, from any device.

invoice-processing
posting · Mac
site-inspection
writing report · sandbox
release-v2
awaiting approval
research-brief
reading 31 sources · cloud
review-team
3 bots · auditing
follow-up-agent
draft ready · send?
Mission Control

One screen on the Mac. The whole operation in your pocket.

Operator Companion on macOS
SessionsBotsSolutionsAutomationsCalendarKnowledgePoliciesAuditRuntimes
Operator home on iPhone
Solutions catalog on iPhone
Calendar and scheduling on iPhone
An approval card on iPhone
Nothing is off the record

Your machine. Your keys. Every decision written down.

08:15:02 · invoice-processing
Post 14 invoices to QuickBooks, approved from iPhone
09:31:40 · speech
Transcribed on this Mac, apple-speech. Audio never left.
10:02:55 · policy
rm -rf /, auto-rejected by the floor
15:20:11 · follow-up-agent
Draft ready. Sent by you, from your address.
A session timeline on iPhone
runs on your Mackeys sealed on deviceon-device transcription firstpolicy.md you can readhash-chained auditnothing sent without you
The bodyguard

Some things never get approved.

rm -rf /
✕ Auto Rejected
green · autoyellow · askred · never
Open marketplace

Teammates, skills and tools. One tap to add.

Bots from Operator, skills from Vercel, Stripe, Cloudflare, Sentry and more, every plugin pinned to a commit and vetted before it is listed. Your Mac fetches it; you see everything before anything is kept.

Browse
Any agent, one operator
Claude Code · Codex · Gemini · Grok · OpenCode · Hermes · Pi · Computer Use · Local models · Claude Code · Codex · Gemini · Grok · OpenCode · Hermes · Pi · Computer Use · Local models · 
The long read

What is Operator?

The why, the how, and the what. The story of supervised autonomy, and the operating system built for it.

Read the essay
Pricing

Start free for 7 days. Keep everything after.

Every plan is full access. No card to start, then pick a cadence. Introductory launch pricing.

Weekly
$6.99/week
Pay as you go
Monthly
$14.99/month
Most flexible
YearlySave 44%
$99.99/year
Just $8.33/mo, billed yearly

Operator

The work happens. You decide.

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