Albria- The idea you had in the shower, gone by breakfast.
- The reply you meant to send last Tuesday.
- Explaining your whole situation again, to someone new, from the beginning.
- The song you started and never finished.
- Keeping track of someone else's appointments, on top of your own.
- The project you’ll start “when things calm down.”
Hand it to someone who already knows you.
Albria works for you across your Apple devices: the mail, the plans, the projects, the people you look after. And it remembers what makes them yours.
Albria runs on a brain you bring — Claude or Codex.
- Claude
- Codex
It lives on your Mac, free, and comes with you on iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch and Apple Vision Pro.
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The idea you had in the shower, gone by breakfast.
Kept. One sentence into your Watch or phone, and it’s there when you sit down, with the time you said it.
Call it the kitchen tune and keep the chorus slower.
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The reply you meant to send last Tuesday.
Drafted in your voice, waiting for you. Nothing goes out until you press Send.
Thursday works. I’ll bring the signed copy.
Send · Later
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Explaining your whole situation again, to someone new, from the beginning.
Never from the beginning. It remembers what you told it in March, and why you decided what you did.
You chose the smaller office because the commute mattered more than the view.
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The song you started and never finished.
Back in your brief, with the bars you had and the line you set aside.
Eight bars in D major, melody traced. The line you set aside: “cardamom and the radio.”
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Keeping track of someone else's appointments, on top of your own.
Held for both of you, with the people helping you kept in the loop.
Mom’s refill is ready. Dana said she’ll pick it up.
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The project you’ll start “when things calm down.”
Broken into a first step that’s ready, so starting takes ten minutes, not a free weekend.
The folder’s set up and the first page is outlined. Start whenever you want.
Your Mac does the work. Your other devices bring it with you.
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Mac
Free
Where Albria lives: your memory, your Spaces, the work in progress. It thinks through your own Claude or Codex subscription, signed in on this Mac.
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iPhone and iPad
Albria Plus, free for the first week · Coming
Say it once, from anywhere, and it's waiting on your Mac. See what needs you and answer with a tap.
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Apple Watch
Included with Albria Plus · Coming
Opens to voice. Hand something off from your wrist and get back to what you were doing.
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Apple Vision Pro
The iPad app, included with Albria Plus · Coming
The same Albria, in your space.
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Pricing
- Albria for Mac
- Free.
- Albria Plus
- For iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch and Vision Pro: $14.99 a month or $119.99 a year, after a one-week free trial. Billed by Apple; cancel any time.
- Care Mode
- Always free.
- Your AI
- Your own Claude or Codex subscription, paid to that provider. We don't resell it or mark it up.
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What would you hand it first?
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You: Chase the invoices I haven’t sent, and anything a client is waiting on.
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Albria: I found three unsent invoices from this week’s notes, and one client waiting on a reply. All as drafts?
All of them (chosen)Just the invoices
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Drafts · nothing sent
- Invoice 0142 to Harbor & Pine, $1,200
- Invoice 0143 …
- Invoice 0144 …
ReadLater
Reply to Dana Price
Friday doesn’t work on my side either. Would Monday at 2 suit you?
SendEdit
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Done
Two invoices sent at 4:40 after you read them. One kept for Monday. The reply went at 4:42.
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You: I want an app that follows my favorite bands and tells me when there’s news or a show near me.
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Albria: Which bands? Start with three.
You: Goose, Billy Strings, Phish.
Albria: How far counts as near?
1 hour3 hours (chosen)anywhere
Albria: How should it tell you?
In my morning briefA notificationBoth (chosen)
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Plan
An iPhone app with your bands, a news feed and a shows map. News comes from the bands’ own pages; dates from their tour pages. About an evening of work.
StartChange something
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Working on
Building the band list and the news feedsince 7:12Stop
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Needs you
When a show is announced, should it open the ticket page, or just remind you on sale day?
Open ticketsRemind me
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Done
It runs on your phone. Tested: adding a band, the feed, shows within 3 hours. Not tested yet: notifications on a locked phone.
Open on your iPhone
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You: I keep stalling at the end of chapter four.
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Albria: Should I suggest endings, or ask you questions until you find it?
Ask me (chosen)Suggest a fewBoth
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Albria: What does she want that she won’t say out loud?
You: For him to ask first.
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Albria: That’s your ending. Here it is in your words, and the line you set aside on Monday fits right after it: ‘She left the porch light on anyway.’
Use itKeep for later
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Continuity
Ruth in chapter one, Ruthie in chapter two. Which one?
RuthRuthie
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You, by voice: eight bars, hummed
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Albria: Kept as ‘kitchen tune.’ D major, melody traced over your words.
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Albria: The chorus is stuck. Want a few lines to react to, or one question?
One question (chosen)A few lines
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Albria: What does the kitchen smell like in this song?
You: cardamom and the radio
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Albria: Kept as your chorus line.
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You: Mom’s refill is ready Friday and I’m away.
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Albria: Dana is free Friday morning. Ask her?
Ask Dana (chosen)I’ll go
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Done
Dana said yes at 3:10. She’ll pick it up at 10.
Coming
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Her screen
Dana is bringing your pills Friday morning.
Coming
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You: Move my Thursday appointment to next week and tell Sarah.
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Albria: Before I send it, this will: move the appointment to Tuesday at 10 · text Sarah: ‘Moved Thursday to next Tuesday at 10.’
SendEdit
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Done
Moved, and Sarah has it. Your calendar is updated.
Where would you start?
How Albria treats you
Give the mind back. It carries the mechanical parts, and when it’s working well, it’s quiet.
No governor. It knows when to be quiet. It never tells you when you may work.
Finish, don’t feed. A list that ends, not a feed. The reward is a clear plate.
Make it your way. Have it made for you, or get help finding your own. You choose, piece by piece.
Only what needs you. Everything else is handled, and it says what it did.
Care is tending. Looking after someone you love, not a second product.