Agents that don't wait
for you to ask
Most AI tools sit there until you summon them. Iris agents work in the background — on cron schedules they wrote themselves — and text you the moment something is interesting, stuck, or done.
Morning briefing
Calendar, top 3 emails to act on, weather, what shifted overnight. Delivered to text before you finish your coffee.
Heartbeat check
Iris quietly watches for changes — a customer reply, a deadline, a payment failure — and pings you only when something's actually worth your attention.
Email triage
Drafts replies to the 5 messages that need you most. You hit send. The other 95 get archived, snoozed, or auto-replied without you ever opening them.
End-of-week wrap-up
What got done, what's still open, what to tee up for Monday. The status update you'd otherwise spend an hour writing.
Custom routines
"Remind me to follow up with Tom three days after our call." "Send me a market update every Sunday night." Iris writes the cron, runs it, and tells you when it fires.
The boring stuff is finally handled
You don't need a "morning routine app" or a "task manager" or a "newsletter for executives." You need an assistant that quietly does the work and pings you when you actually have to look. That's the entire point.
Get your always-on agentHow the cron is set
You never write the schedule. Iris infers it from how you describe the task, confirms with you, then writes the cron job into its own runtime.