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Ring for Jeeves

Jeeves

A gentleman’s personal gentleman, for your Mac.

You already have something that answers questions. What you do not have is anyone who notices.

Nobody tells you the rail pass lapses a fortnight on Thursday with a leg unused. Nobody remembers you promised a colleague those dates on Monday and it is now Thursday. Nobody looks at tomorrow, sees no gap for lunch, and says so tonight.

That is the work of a butler. Jeeves performs it from your own Mac: he reads what you allow him to read, keeps his own notes on your affairs, and speaks first.

What service looks like

“The day ahead, sir. Two calls before noon and nothing between them; your lunch has nowhere to fall, so I would take it at 11:30.”

The morning briefing, read against the rhythm of your weeks.

“You told Sarah you would send her the dates. Three days now, sir.”

He keeps a ledger of promises and mentions only the ones genuinely slipping.

Where your life is kept

Stays on your Mac

  • His notes and memory
  • Your conversations with him
  • What he reads from mail and calendar

Leaves it, and to whom

  • Anthropic’s Claudeto think, through your own Claude subscription
  • Googleyour own mail and calendar, with your consent
  • Nothing to us

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By invitation

Jeeves is privately in service with a small number of households, and is not available to download or buy. If you have been given a copy, the letter that came with it has everything you need. Questions are welcome at support@ringforjeeves.com.

Yours faithfully, Jeeves.