Mera is a private assistant that runs on your own machine. Ask it to write, explain, summarise or think something through — with nothing sent to a server, and nothing to set up first.
Drag it to Applications and launch it. There is no account to create and nothing to sign in to.
Mera asks what you'll mostly use it for, then looks at your Mac and sets itself up to suit both.
Type or speak. That's the whole interface — no names to choose, no settings to understand, no terminal.
Mera does its thinking on your Mac. Your words are not uploaded, not stored on someone else's computer, and not used to train anything. Privacy here isn't a policy you have to trust — it's how the app is built.
leaves your Mac when you use it — no prompts, no replies, no history.
to create, so there's no profile of you anywhere to leak.
after setup. On a plane, in a basement, on holiday — it still answers.
Hold a key and talk. Mera writes down what you said and answers — useful for long thoughts, quick notes, and the days when typing is the slow part. Your voice is handled on your Mac too.
Mera doesn't need a monthly subscription to do its job, because it isn't renting time on anyone's servers — the work happens on hardware you already paid for. We're still settling the details of how Mera is sold, and we'll be straight about it before launch.
One honest note: an assistant running on a laptop is not the same thing as the largest systems in the cloud. Mera is built to be private, quick and genuinely useful for everyday work — not to win a benchmark.
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