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Close-up of Graphite Scribe with its screen on and tactile keyboard
INTRODUCING SCRIBE

Less on your mind.
More in your hands.

Your personal agent, made tangible. A pocket companion for the thoughts, conversations and plans that make up your day.

Join the waitlist A new kind of personal computer. In development.
01 / Type a thought.02 / Talk it through.03 / Take the next step.
A LITTLE MORE PRESENT

Life moves fast.
Keep the good parts.

Catch it before it goes.

A name. An idea. The thing you meant to ask. A physical keyboard and a dedicated voice key give the thought somewhere to land.

✳ YOU + YOUR AGENT

“Ask Maya about the material samples.”

A thought worth keeping.

Saved for your next conversation.

Illustrative interaction. Product features are in development.
PHYSICAL BY DESIGN

Fewer distractions.
More intention.

A tactile keyboard. A dedicated voice key. A clear view of what matters. Scribe is a small, intentional home for your personal agent.

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Words at your fingertips.

Real keys for a quick thought or a considered reply.

02

Your agent, your say.

A place to see what’s happening and review the next step.

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Made to keep close.

An intentional object, designed around the way you think.

THE NEXT CHAPTER

Be here for
the beginning.

A first look. A chance to shape it. Leave your interest in a more personal kind of computing.

Get to know Scribe first.
Where would a little help go furthest?

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A few things to know.

Can I buy Scribe yet?

Not yet. Scribe is in development. We’re sharing the direction and inviting people to follow along. Pricing, availability and shipping dates have not been announced.

What will it help with?

We’re exploring thought capture, meeting follow-up, personal organisation and actions you can review before they happen. The experience is being designed around a personal agent, beyond any single kind of work.

Does the AI run on the device?

The proposed design keeps the interface and saved information on Scribe, with heavier agent processing running remotely. Features that need a remote agent will need a connection. The details are still being developed.