WorldletGive your AI agent a home
Fox reads your mail, calendar and the conversations you had with your agent, and has the next steps ready, each waiting for your OK.
curl -fsSL https://worldlet.ai/install.sh | shHow it works
Agents hold back for two reasons: a chat window can’t take in many results, and nobody trusts work they can’t see. Worldlet gives your agent a short ranked list, a morning page and a card for each result that needs your OK, with what it’s doing always in view. So it can do more on its own.
01 · Morning
Before you sit down, Fox makes your morning page: what was done overnight, today’s schedule, and replies drafted for the mail that waits for you. When you arrive, it waits in your Journal and on your list.
Journal · made at 7:00 AM
A full morning, then a clear afternoon.
| 10:30 | Interview: Ruth Ma, with Mia |
|---|---|
| 13:00 | Lunch with Jay |
| 16:00 | Pilot office hours |
Fictional sample page
02 · During the day
The Attention Center reads your mail, calendar and apps and keeps a short, ranked list of what needs you. Everything else stays out of your way.
Coming Up
Worth Doing
Worth Knowing
Ruth Ma is interviewing for the designer role with you and Mia.
You and Jay are meeting Sam Okafor at Northwind Ventures.
Sam is back, and a relaxed Saturday game fits your plans.
Plan a museum afternoon for two adults next Saturday.
Pre-orders reached 38 in three weeks.
Your Tokyo Dev Summit talk is confirmed.
Pilot newsletter #6 is drafted for Friday.
Fictional items from the app’s sample world
02 · During the day
While you work, Fox keeps going in the background. In a quiet moment it says the one thing worth knowing, then lets you be.
MailReading the new mail
MeetingsBrief for your 3 PM call
NotionNotes from the call, ready for your OK
Pokémon ShowdownReviewing last night’s battles03 · You approve
Each reply Fox drafts waits on its own card in the Journal. Send sends exactly that draft, Edit changes the words, Skip drops it. A [blank] is what only you know: Send asks you to fill it in first. Nothing Fox drafts goes out until you press Send.
Fictional sample. Nothing on this page sends anything.
Why it stays effortless
Your world
Mail, meetings, money, games and TikTok, each in its own place. Point at anything.
Your agent
Your agent’s memory and your data stay on your computer. Switch agents anytime.
Or your own API key from OpenAI, Anthropic and others.
Fox runs on Claude Code
Example numbers
Make yourself at home
Bring your tools. Bring your ideas. Meet your companion.
Get WorldletPreview
Worldlet is a desktop for your AI agent, on your Mac or Windows PC. Fox, your companion, reads the mail and calendar you connect and the conversations you had with your agent, makes your morning page at 7 AM, keeps a short list of what needs you, and leaves what it prepares waiting for your OK. Your apps and information live in a world you can see.
Install Worldlet on your Mac, Windows PC or Linux computer: one command runs it in the background and opens your World in the browser, and the Mac and Windows app is an optional download that opens the same World. Then bring an AI you already have: a Codex (ChatGPT) sign-in, Claude Code, Hermes Agent, OpenClaw or pi, or your own API key. Worldlet provides no model of its own and charges nothing for Fox’s answers; your plan or key does. Then connect the sources you want to use.
No. Some read connected sources or local data; others open a service’s website. Available actions depend on the Applet and your permissions. The open Applet standard and on-demand creation shown in our vision are still in development.
Your world data is stored on your computer. Cloud AI and connected services need an internet connection and may receive context required by the features you use. Some requests are processed by the services you connect.
