IrisGo is an AI operating system for solopreneurs that automates repetitive admin by watching how you work and turning it into reusable, autonomous workflows. Backed by Andrew Ng's AI Fund (creator Jeffrey Lai), it runs as a local-first desktop app for Windows 11 (64-bit) and Apple Silicon Macs. The product is free during its public beta and is aimed at solo founders, freelancers and one-person agencies drowning in inbox triage, invoicing and follow-ups.
Core Features
- Watch and Learn: demonstrate a task once by recording your clicks and keystrokes; IrisGo uses computer vision to turn it into a replayable automation.
- Radar email triage: scans your inbox, lifts bills, asks and deadlines into cards, and drafts replies — but always asks before sending.
- Daily Brief: a scheduled chat message summarizing calendar, unread email and priorities, such as "3 client calls, Adobe invoice due today".
- Time Machine: logs every automated action locally so you can review and adjust what the agent did.
- AIPC-ready local inference: runs on your PC's NPU or GPU, keeping workflows and snapshots on-device.
Use Cases
- Compiling a daily revenue report across Stripe, PayPal and bank accounts.
- Triaging support email and drafting template replies.
- Replaying a demonstrated expense-report or social-post workflow with new inputs.
Pricing
IrisGo is free during the public beta; no paid plans or prices have been announced yet. Because it is local-first, only the text and UI context needed for AI steps leaves your device — recorded workflows and snapshots stay on your machine.
Our Take
Best for solo founders who want a personal chief-of-staff without hiring one. The trade-off is platform support: it currently requires Windows 11 64-bit or an Apple Silicon Mac, and beta features can be unstable. If you live on Linux or an Intel Mac, wait for broader support. See related picks in our productivity tools list.
