IrisGo for Solopreneurs - AI workflow automation: show it once, let it run
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IrisGo helps solopreneurs automate recurring work. Get daily briefs, triage email, track to-dos, and turn demonstrated tasks into reusable workflows with Watch & Learn. Spend less time on admin and more time building your business. Free during beta.
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I'd love to see CPU, memory, and battery measurements for Time Machine on different Macs, both while idle and while indexing. That would help me judge how it fits into my daily setup.
Does Time Machine work completely offline with no internet connection?
For meeting transcription, how do you handle acoustic echo cancellation when the user is not wearing headphones? Does it distinguish between internal system audio and microphone input cleanly?
Can we export or share recorded "Watch & Learn" workflows across team members? E.g., if I record a standard operating procedure for our ops team, can they run it on their machines？？？
Are Windows build already in beta, and are there any plans for Linux down the road ？
The side-by-side artifact canvas is very brilliant. I asked it to summarize my team's sprint activity and it generated an interactive live filterable dashboard right next to the conversation. No context switching needed.
One of my biggest pet peeves is AI notetaker bots showing up uninvited on client calls—it’s awkward, and clients often ask for them to be removed. I tried IrisGo’s meeting recap on a 45-minute strategy call: it listened locally on my Mac and turned the discussion into clear bullet points covering decisions and action items. A thoughtful way to keep meetings professional.
@romy_chou This makes our day! "Bot fatigue" in client meetings is so real—nobody wants a conspicuous bot recording their conversation.
Listening locally on-device keeps things discreet, natural, and professional without sacrificing the clarity of having decisions and action items ready right after the call. Appreciate you sharing your experience!
@romy_chou the awkward notetaker bot is so real......
How does IrisGo handle application crashes or network drops during a long-running multi-step task? Is there state persistence to resume from step 4 if step 5 fails?
Congrats on the launch though!
@suryansh_tiwari2 Thank you! Really appreciate the kind words.
Because IrisGo uses an Observe → Act → Verify loop, it doesn't blindly blast through a rigid script. If a network blip or app crash happens at step 5, the agent sees the actual screen state rather than failing silently or corrupting data.
Task history and conversation context are persisted locally, so you can easily tell it to resume or retry from where it left off without having to start over from step 1!