Maya lives in your life, not just your queries. She remembers everything — and shows up to help before you have to ask.
Modern life is fragmented. Your tasks, thoughts, plans, and decisions live across dozens of apps. AI tools exist — but they're transactional. Helpful in moments, forgetful over time. Maya exists to be the one place you talk to about your life.
"She's not built to answer questions. She's built to understand your story — and support it."
No commands to learn. No workflows to set up. Just talk — and Maya takes it from there, every time after.
No dashboards. No commands. No cold responses. Maya adapts to how you speak, what you care about, and how you work.
Most AI lives inside screens you have to unlock first. Halo gives Maya a physical presence — sitting quietly on your desk, always ready. No tap, no wake word, no friction. Just you and Maya.
Every few hours, Maya runs a quiet reflection cycle — reviewing conversations, drawing connections, and refining what she understands about you. She wakes up knowing you better than she did yesterday.
If your head is constantly full, Maya is built for how you actually live.
I mentioned my co-founder's name once, in passing, six weeks ago. Yesterday Maya brought her up — with context about a tension I hadn't consciously noticed. That's when I stopped thinking of it as a tool.
I drive two hours a day. My entire workday now happens on that commute. Maya manages my calendar, drafts responses, briefs me before each call. I arrive ready. Every time.
The Halo prototype sits on my desk. My team thinks I'm distracted in meetings — but Maya is tracking every action item. She briefs me the moment I step out. That's not a tool. That's a partner.
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