Instinct-level agent.
Servers that know nothing.
When they're gone, the door closes until the next batch. Molebot
Everything Instinct and Meta's Muse do: it reads your messages, files and calendar so you don't have to, and nudges you when something needs a reply. Except it runs on your phone, not on their cloud computer. Our servers only ever learn one thing: whether your subscription is active.
“Dad wrote two days ago, you never answered. Here’s a reply in your voice.” Send, edit, or ignore.
Voice in, voice out, transcribed on the phone. Nothing is uploaded to be understood.
The March invoice is in Gmail. The lease is in Files. The photos are from Milan. One question, one answer.
Offline by default. When a task needs the web, it asks. Once. You can always say no.
Your data tries to leave. It can't.
The model, the memory and the index live behind the wall, on your phone. One thing crosses it, in the other direction: whether your subscription is active. Not even the Mole looks over.
You decide, per app.
Read only, draft for you, or send on your behalf. App by app. Change your mind whenever. Nothing about these settings ever reaches us.
What our servers know about you.
The whole database, in one card. Billing needs it to cut access when you stop paying. That's all it's for.
- ✓Your email
- ✓Your seat number
- ✓Subscription: active / not
- ✓App version
- ×Messages
- ×Emails
- ×Files & photos
- ×Contacts
- ×Calendar
- ×Location
- ×Screen
- ×Keystrokes
- ×What you ask it
Not “we promise not to look.” The model, the memory and the index live on your phone. There is nothing on our side to look at, leak, subpoena or train on.
Instinct and Muse showed what a cloud agent costs.
Great products. Both run your life on a computer in their cloud, inside your real accounts, and both train on your data unless you find the switch. In August and September 2026 that went the way it goes.
Instinct’s terms granted the company a perpetual license to user materials, including for training, before being revised on Aug 26, 2026 after screenshots spread.
Three hours after a user disconnected her Google account, the agent still emailed her a summary of her inbox. 36 messages were still stored.
A tester emailed himself malicious instructions. The agent followed them and replied with his open tasks.
Meta’s Muse (Sept 8, 2026) runs inside your accounts from a “dedicated, secure computer” in Meta’s cloud. Queries can be used by Meta by default; the switch is in the settings. A confidential version is “in the works”.
Bring friends.
Get months free.
Take a seat, get your 6-letter code, send it. Months are credited when they install Molebot.
Questions you'll ask anyway
How do invite codes work?+
After you take a seat you get a 6-letter code and a link. A friend who joins with it gets 2 free months. You get 2 free months per friend who takes a seat, and a full year at 5 friends. Months are credited when your friend installs Molebot.
What exactly leaves my phone?+
Your email when you join. Later: an account id, subscription status and app version so the app can check it's allowed to run. Nothing you type, nothing it reads, nothing it remembers. If a task needs the internet, it asks first and only that request goes out.
Is this Instinct? Or Muse?+
Neither. Instinct and Meta's Muse are cloud agents: a computer in their data centre logs into your accounts and works from there. This is the same job done by a model that lives on your phone. Same ambition, opposite architecture.
iPhone or Android?+
Both. Tell us which one you're on after you join and you'll get the right download link when your seat opens, in a few days.
What will it cost?+
Founding seats get our best price. The details come with your invite. Cancel any time, always.
245 founding seats left.
Founding members get the first build, in a few days, at our best price.