RileyOS · personal AI, in private alphaRiley does
the work.
Most AI stops at the answer. Riley keeps going. It has a computer of its own, so it opens the terminal, edits the file, schedules the task, and reports back. You ask in plain words, and it goes and does the thing.
Live with a handful of teams today. Web and iOS.
Every Monday, pull last week's signups and email me the summary.
Done. I scheduled Weekly signups for Mondays at 9:00, and I'll email you the rundown. First one lands tomorrow. Want it as a chart too?
A chatbot has a text box.
Riley has a computer.
That's the whole difference. When you ask a chatbot to do something, it tells you how. When you ask Riley, it opens its own machine, a private, sandboxed runtime, and actually does it: runs the command, writes the file, sends the email, and hands you the result.
Chat is just the front door.
Behind it: voice, tasks that run on their own, a tool belt you can extend, a real file workspace, and a memory that follows you everywhere.
Chat
A working conversation. Riley reads, writes, runs code, and shows the receipts, not just an answer.
Voice
Talk to Riley live, on the web or your phone. Same runtime, same memory, hands-free.
Tasks
Hand off recurring work. Riley schedules jobs and runs them on its own: a morning brief, a nightly sync, a weekly report.
Skills & tools
Teach Riley a skill once and it reuses it. Connect any MCP server to plug your own tools straight into the runtime.
Files
A real workspace Riley owns and you can browse. Documents, code, and outputs live in one place, versioned as it works.
Memory
Riley keeps what matters: preferences, context, decisions. It carries all of it across every chat, call, and device.
You see what it's doing.
Not the plumbing.
No wall of tokens, no internal chatter. Riley surfaces only the moves that matter: a memory kept, a search with its sources, a task scheduled. You can trust the work without babysitting it.
Or don't type
at all.
Tap once and Riley's on the line. Same runtime, same memory, live on the web or your phone. It listens, does the thing, and talks back. Hands stay on the wheel.
Hear it in the alphaStart at your desk. Finish on the walk home.
Web and iOS point at the same Riley. Same threads, same memory, same workspace. Pick up exactly where you left off, out loud if you'd rather not type.
Web app
The full workspace in the browser: chat, voice, tasks, files, and skills.
iOS app
Riley in your pocket, tuned for voice-first. The same brain, on the move.
Private alphaGive Riley something real to do.
We're onboarding a few teams at a time. Tell us the first job you'd hand off, and we'll get you in.