Signals
Signals
Short reads on AI agents and automation. The longer thinking stays with the people we work with.
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Blue — material proof
Signals
Short reads on AI agents and automation. The longer thinking stays with the people we work with.
Two ways to put the app on your team's devices, both running on redemption codes. On our account you send a roster and are live in days — then it slows, because every new employee is a request to us and you never become independent. On your own account it is two weeks to set up, three at most, and fast forever after: mint any quantity of codes and distribute them internally, asking no one. MDM sits past both, and we don't sell it. What every subscriber gets is tunbru-org — add and remove your own users, send invite links. Identity, not devices.
The queue on the ticket master side, and one place for both applications, iOS and macOS. Support runs until the customer is independent — guiding users from beginner to power user is in our interest. And three levels of user — not a ranking, a way to identify your own needs: beginners, who need mentoring; explorers, who open tickets and read around the subject; and power users, who get unstuck by teaching the rest. All levels are encouraged. There are no dumb questions.
Every deadline was announced in advance and met as announced: Telegram on 15 June, the mobile app on 5 July. The full system was promised for 30 September — and from 1 August 2026 we are ready to onboard new organizations, two months early. What is left is contracts, not code. So here is the part you can prepare now: five steps on Apple Business — D-U-N-S, enrollment, organization details, enabling Custom Apps, accepting the Apps & Books agreement — plus the one identifier we need, the two ways to license the app to your team, and the four things that can still delay a custom app.
Brainstorming with an agent, hands-free — you talk, and the chat keeps running in the background exactly as it was. The voices are screened for how they feel to listen to, with Apple's voices as the fallback that always works. Two screens, dark and light: listening, and showing you what it heard. At launch it speaks Norsk, British English and Português. More come for accessibility; which ones, and when, depends on the contracts. The dropdown becomes a page you can search.
The desktop is the complex one: teams of agents, workflows, server integrations — long-term work on a bigger screen. The mobile app is built for the moment: mini apps, more temporary by nature, less computational investment, useful out of all proportion to what they cost. Two things live in both — the artifacts and the chat history. Ask for an image on the phone and, if the administrator gave you a desktop device on the same email, it is already there. And objects work on a follow logic: choose what travels with you, and once followed it syncs bidirectionally, automatically.
Owning our data is the reason to start this business. What we built is control over the decision — not a safe corner of a leaky product. No video, image, or text leaves your environment except to the APIs you deliberately chose, and tunbru has no interest on the other side: we don't train on your work or sell what passes through. Not a decision made out of fear, but responsibility. The architecture takes any provider, so free open-source private models stay one switch away — whatever the big players decide next. And where they answer with automation, we bootstrap the beginning by hand: our interest is not scale, but longevity and satisfaction.
We amplify what a customer can already do. See far and see beyond; go fast and get boosted close to lightspeed; want power and get superpowers; want intelligence and meet giftedness. We can't tame how AGI absorbs intelligence, but we can crystallise workflows and responses fitted to a specific business — a working environment where what you build stays: solutions, reusable applications, recurring workflows, purpose-built integrations.
Among a bundle of new things in the mobile app, one stands out. The objects you build can hold a proper strategy talk — think it through together, not command and reply. Take it deeper or wider, more or better: vertical for quality, horizontal for variety. Your call, one conversation at a time.
Almost nothing to read. Amber fire and blue ice spiral, clash, and a neon car is revealed. The system is ready; we are entering the beta stage.
An opinion in one diagram. Three layers: a rented LLM at the floor (powerful, borrowed, controlled by no one), an agent operating system where the character actually lives, and Genie on top, where the goal is to remove the interface itself. The model is the basis of the intelligence, not the brain of the system.
The system arrives prepared, like an operating system: time your work, keep notes across sessions, and ask the AI to build applications. Every app you request becomes a live card you can test without running a single server. The deliberate side of the desktop — Genie is the frictionless one.
Say a wish out loud — "play a live stream from a city near me" — and Genie builds you a live surveillance dashboard. Stack workspaces like a matrix, switch between regions, keep them in memory. The easy door; the full operating system is still underneath.
A peephole look at the macOS app: Kanban project management, computer use, browser use, your choice of LLMs, artifacts as plug-ins, the genie, loops, memory optimization. A sneak peek — your workflow decides the rest.
A day before the 5th, we can already provision — in full, 90 days with renewals, on TestFlight and Firebase. Two routes blended into one system, and one dashboard managing access across macOS, iOS, Android, and Telegram channels.
The app is built and in private distribution — org-bound, not on the public App Store. Five panels plus a chat, pocket automations and mini apps, a private tunnel — then two real screens: a month of calendar, and a mini app made from it.
An announcement: the app ships as a Custom App through Apple Business Manager — private, organisation-bound, B2B by design. Heading for the July 5th launch.
A first-line responder needs a plan, fast. Get it as a checklist, turn it into a visual cue, then a short how-to video. No login.
Text, image, video over Telegram. How fast, and proof of quality — the standard for output creation is five seconds.
We're taking reservations. One private channel per business team of ten — no login, private setup, ask for customisation.
Telegram, mobile, and the agent OS to come — what each surface does for you, in plain terms.
Autonomous, multi-modal, always-on — and what it takes to run one.
Run it yourself, or pay a company for the same access without the upkeep. How to choose.