I'd been using a couple of AI apps that could see my screen. Clever at first, but after a week, the same problems kept showing up.

I'd ask for something I'd asked ten times and have to explain it all over again. I'd mention a coworker's name, and it would transcribe some random word. I'd finish the same task I do every morning and think, you just watched me do that. Why can't you remember?

That's what got me building EULI. I wanted something that didn't just look at my screen, but actually paid attention over time.

The part I'm proudest of is its memory. It doesn't just store facts; it understands that things change. Say you've moved off Notion. EULI doesn't erase the old fact; it marks it as no longer true. Later, it can ask, "Didn't you switch?" instead of confidently getting things wrong.

It remembers what you were doing on Tuesday, too. When you step away, it goes back over the day and turns scattered context into clean facts and useful how-tos. Basically, the journaling most of us never do.

And here's a small but lovely side effect: the names EULI knows help its speech recognition. Once it knows your designer is Maya, it's less likely to hear "mayor."

Then there's "watch this!" - Say it, demonstrate a task once while talking through it ("it's always yesterday's number," or "this button's flaky, I use Cmd + Enter"), then say "that's it." EULI writes the procedure itself. Next time, just say its name.

Ask EULI to explain something, and it draws on a whiteboard over your screen while it talks. Say "take notes" during a call, and it captures who said what and turns action items into tasks. "Remind me in ten minutes" just works. In the morning, it reads your email and calendar and tells you who needs you.

EULI can click and type for you, too. I was paranoid about giving AI control of my computer, so every click is visible, the screen gets an amber frame while EULI is driving, and Escape stops everything. Longer jobs go to little background helpers we call sparks.

The free plan isn't a crippled demo. It includes the same cloud brain, voice, and memory as the paid plan. No credit card needed.

We're on Mac today, Windows is close, and phones and a tiny device of our own are next. The idea is one mind, wherever you are.

We're still early. If EULI gets something wrong, tell me exactly what happened. That list is what we work from.

What would you want EULI to learn to do next? I'd genuinely love to hear it.