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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Can we bring our own API keys (BYOK) for OpenAI/Anthropic, or point IrisGo to local LLMs via Ollama for zero-data-leakage environments?
@anjaly_rose Yes! You can use your own API keys (BYOK) for OpenAI and Anthropic so your traffic is governed by your own terms and rate limits.
On the local front, the memory vault, OCR, screen capture, and embeddings already run locally on your machine. Full local model integration via Ollama / custom OpenAI-compatible endpoints is actively on our roadmap to support fully offline / zero-data-leakage setups.
Watch and Learn, where you demonstrate a task once and it becomes a reusable workflow, is the most useful idea here since solopreneurs rarely want to configure automations by hand. Daily briefs and email triage cover the admin chores that eat the most time. Free during beta is a nice way to build trust early.
@karimbenkeroum Really appreciate the kind words! Solopreneurs wearing every hat shouldn't also have to be automation engineers—demonstration should be all it takes.
Email takes the most time for me, so the inbox triage and daily brief are what I'd try first. Keeping your data on your own device is a big plus too. Which email apps does it work with right now?
@nrupen_mandava Today, Gmail / Google Workspace is fully supported natively for Radar’s local caching, daily briefs, and automatic to-do extraction.
For desktop clients like Apple Mail, Superhuman, or Outlook, IrisGo can also navigate and automate workflows on screen via Live Computer Use and Watch & Learn. Direct integration for Outlook / Microsoft 365 is on our near-term roadmap!
Meeting transcripts and chat summaries could be useful for reviewing customer discovery calls. I'd still check the original transcript before turning a summary into follow-up commitments.
@wayne66 Absolutely the right approach. Summaries are great for scanning, but for customer calls, the specific phrasing is where the real signal lives.
IrisGo keeps the complete, verbatim transcript right next to the summary so you can verify the exact conversation before drafting follow-ups or committing to roadmap items.
This looks pretty interesting. I like the idea of making workflows easier to automate without having to set everything up from scratch.
@shahriardgm Yes, for sure! Demonstration is simply the most human, natural way to delegate.
@atul15 We use Embedding Gemma (quantized to run efficiently on-device) for local semantic memory and recall.
It strikes a great balance between low memory footprint/latency and high retrieval quality for indexing screen OCR chunks, local transcripts, and memory vault notes without sending your raw context off the device.
@priyankamandal We have 0-shot computer use capability built into our automations, so any unexpected steps are resolved and learned into the workflows.
@priyankamandal Unlike traditional click macros that fire blindly and break on popups, IrisGo observes the actual screen before every action.
If an unexpected dialog appears, it detects that the window state has changed. For standard confirmations, it can resolve or dismiss them contextually; for unexpected errors or ambiguous prompts, it halts safely and asks for your input rather than mis-clicking.