Morning briefing
Every weekday, 7am. What’s on, what’s due, what’s gone quiet.
Plugs into your email, calendar and tools, then does the follow-through while you sleep. It’ll even plan the date.

Your second brain doesn’t sleep either.
Aristra AI can make mistakes. Check important info.
Trusted by our customers and partners
Aristra builds one brain from the tools you already use and opens it to whatever you ask: Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, your own agents, or Aristra itself. There is no wall around it. Switch models and the memory comes with you.
What you use
One memory layer
Any AI on top
Knows your voice
Drafts sound like you, not like a template.
Knows your people
“The invoice with Dana” is enough.
Knows what you decided
Ask why, and get the thread that settled it.
It’s your brain. Open it, edit it, export it, delete any of it. Nothing you do here trains a model for anyone else.
Aristra lives in the places you already look. Start on your phone, pick up on your laptop, ask from inside Claude. Same brain everywhere.
Send a voice note on the walk. It’s handled by the time you’re back.
Aristra ›Today 9:41
did Dana ever reply about the invoice?
No. Last touch was 9 days ago. I drafted a nudge, want me to send it?
yes
Sent. I’ll check again Thursday.
Delivered
Aristra Web
The long sessions: research, documents, agents. Pick up where the phone left off.

Inside Claude and ChatGPT
Your brain, inside the assistant you already pay for.
Which vendor did we pick for Q3?
AristraPryce & Co, decided 12 Aug.
Describe the job once. Aristra runs it on your schedule and messages you when it’s done or when it needs you.
Every weekday, 7am. What’s on, what’s due, what’s gone quiet.
Every Friday. A status report drafted from the week’s email, tickets and commits. You edit, then send.
Every Monday. Finds what’s overdue and drafts the nudge in your voice.
Every evening. Logs today’s client calls and emails into Notion.
Every morning. What they shipped, priced or announced.
Every morning. Merged, open, blocked. Posted where your team reads it.
Aristra has a real browser, a place to run code, and a way to hand you the result. Ask for the thing, not the steps.
“Book a table at Carbone, Thursday 7pm”
Browse any siteOpened the site, picked the slot, filled the form. You watch every click and give the final yes.
“Chart signups against ad spend this quarter”
Run code on your dataPulled Sheets, ran it, chart attached. Spend stopped paying off in week 9.
“Turn these notes into a 10-slide deck”
Make the fileTen slides in your template, also as a PDF.
“What does this contract say about termination?”
Read anything60 days’ notice, either side. Clause 14.2, page 9. Auto-renews unless cancelled by Oct 1.
“Make this a page I can send to the client”
Share it as a pagePublished. One link, no login, and it updates when you change it.
Open a doc and write with an agent that already knows the project. It proposes, you accept or reject, line by line. Nothing lands in your draft until you say so.
Untitled · ML notes
Machine learning is the practice of teaching a system to find patterns in data instead of following rules written by hand.
Supervised models learn from labeled examples, mapping inputs to known outputs so they can predict the next one.
Unsupervised learning finds the structure on its own, grouping what belongs together without a single label.
Reinforcement learning improves through trial and error, rewarded each time it moves closer to the goal.
In practice you move between all three, often inside the same project
Untitled · ML notes
Machine learning is the practice of teaching a system to find patterns in data instead of following rules written by hand.
Supervised models learn from labeled examples, mapping inputs to known outputs so they can predict the next one.
Unsupervised learning finds the structure on its own, grouping what belongs together without a single label.
Reinforcement learning improves through trial and error, rewarded each time it moves closer to the goal.
In practice you move between all three, often inside the same project
Gmail, Calendar, Notion, GitHub, Linear and two dozen more. Connect in a click. Anything Aristra learns from one is available in all of them.
Also works inside Claude and ChatGPT, so your memory follows you there too.
Index your shared drives, wikis and repos once. Everyone on the team gets an Aristra that knows the company, with roles deciding who sees what.
The team’s wikis, drives and repos in one index. What each person writes stays theirs until they share it.
Invite by email, set who sees what by role. Admins decide which sources the whole team can draw on.
Your data is encrypted with keys you control. Rotate them from the admin panel whenever your policy says to.

Built in Kuala Lumpur by two people who kept losing threads.
Start free, step up when it becomes part of your day.
Try it on your own inbox.
$0/ month
100 credits a month
Includes:
Everyday work, every tool, custom agents.
$29/ month
3,000 credits a month
Everything in Free, plus:
Heavy use and the strongest models on every task.
$99/ month
10,000 credits a month
Everything in Plus, plus:
One memory for the whole company, with roles, invitations and keys you can rotate.
Prices in USD, billed monthly. The Free plan needs no card. Payments by Stripe, cancel anytime.
Everything you need to know about the twin that works while you sleep.
Meet Aristra. Your digital twin, working 24/7. Plugs into your email, calendar and tools, then does the follow-through while you sleep: chasing the reply you forgot, prepping tomorrow's meetings, filing what you decided and why. It'll even plan the date.
Connect your inbox, tell Aristra which one, and see what comes back. Free, no card.