Ask less. Know more.

The Proactive AI grounded in your reality. One calm intelligence that already knows your world.

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What knowing more feels like.

It finds what you'd never think to ask.

Morning light on a kitchen counter: a phone face-up with a cracked screen beside a cobalt coffee mug and keys, and Dvina's card, unasked: “Your cracked screen is covered by your Visa. Claim ready: $0 to fix.” From your card’s benefits guide and your chat yesterday.

Everything you juggle. One calm view.

A family fridge door covered edge to edge in notes, drawings, photos and schedules, a hand in a cobalt sleeve pinning one more, and Dvina's answer beside it: “Everything on the fridge, handled.”

Ask at night. It's done by morning.

A nightstand in the morning, the lamp off, coffee steaming and the phone on its charger, and Dvina's card, a checked ring: “Finished overnight.”

Just call. Like you'd call a friend.

A young man laughs mid-stride on his dawn run along the Embarcadero, the Bay Bridge behind him, on a call with Dvina three minutes in.

What's yours stays yours.

At a packed airport gate at dusk, strangers close on every side, a young blonde woman in a green sweatshirt sends a document from her phone, its personal details masked before the AI sees it.

Describe a tool. Get a real one.

A dad and his college-age daughter fit fins on a model rocket at the kitchen table, beside the launch simulator Dvina built for it: thrust, payload and angle, with the flight plotted 502 ft over the field's 4,000 ft waiver.

Proactive AI

Knows before you ask.

Dvina keeps your whole life in mind. It connects what no single app can see, notices what’s changing, and does the work before you ask.

Connections

It connects the dots.

Something you said in March. A fare that dropped this morning. The question you’re asking now. Dvina brings them together, so the answer is the one only someone who knows you could give.

On an iPhone, one chat: on March 14, “Dad always wanted to see the Northern Lights. One day.” Today at 8:12 AM Dvina noticed that fares to Tromsø dropped 38%, and to “What should I do for Dad’s 70th?” it answers: his birthday week is peak season, fares just dropped, trip for two, drafted.On an iPhone, one chat: on March 14, “Dad always wanted to see the Northern Lights. One day.” Today at 8:12 AM Dvina noticed that fares to Tromsø dropped 38%, and to “What should I do for Dad’s 70th?” it answers: his birthday week is peak season, fares just dropped, trip for two, drafted.

Foresight

It sees what you can’t.

A detail in a photo. A pattern in your week. The thing someone you love keeps mentioning. It notices, thinks it through, and brings you what to do.

  • A young couple tours an empty, sunlit apartment, and Dvina's card: “The listing photos show a water stain the inspection never mentions. Questions for the agent ready.”A young couple tours an empty, sunlit apartment, and Dvina's card: “The listing photos show a water stain the inspection never mentions. Questions for the agent ready.”

    A detail no one pointed out.

  • A man on a pier at sunset watches the sailboats, and Dvina's card: “Sam has mentioned sailing six times since spring. A beginner class starts his birthday week.”A man on a pier at sunset watches the sailboats, and Dvina's card: “Sam has mentioned sailing six times since spring. A beginner class starts his birthday week.”

    What someone you love keeps saying.

  • A woman on a bench outside her office, coffee in hand, thinking, and Dvina's card: “In July you said you want to work in health tech. Your old manager just became CTO at one, and she’s hiring. Intro note drafted.”A woman on a bench outside her office, coffee in hand, thinking, and Dvina's card: “In July you said you want to work in health tech. Your old manager just became CTO at one, and she’s hiring. Intro note drafted.”

    A wish from July, a door today.

  • A kitchen table with a paper volcano, a book about bees and a moon lamp, and Dvina's card: “Mia’s science fair, sparked by her own questions. Three ideas ready.”A kitchen table with a paper volcano, a book about bees and a moon lamp, and Dvina's card: “Mia’s science fair, sparked by her own questions. Three ideas ready.”

    Her own questions, turned into a project.

Your World

It learns what matters to you.

Every week it takes stock: what moved, what’s at risk, what’s waiting on you. The longer you use it, the better it knows your life.

On an iPhone, Dvina’s weekly report for the week of October 12: “Three things moved. One needs you.” Tasks 5, Decisions 2, Open 1, Risks 1, then what you missed and the key findings.On an iPhone, Dvina’s weekly report for the week of October 12: “Three things moved. One needs you.” Tasks 5, Decisions 2, Open 1, Risks 1, then what you missed and the key findings.

Restraint

Quiet when it doesn’t matter.

Before it speaks, it asks one question: would a great chief of staff interrupt you now?

One Chat

One chat. Your whole life.

Work, family and errands in one conversation that never starts over. Ask, hand things off, reply in a thread.

In a Mac window, one chat on a busy morning: the screen claim approved, the Henderson quote and a piano teacher for Mia asked for together, the piano teachers task two of three steps in, and “Add the gutter repair.” asked as a reply to the quote, answered “Added. $13,120. Sending at noon.”, the quote open beside.In a Mac window, one chat on a busy morning: the screen claim approved, the Henderson quote and a piano teacher for Mia asked for together, the piano teachers task two of three steps in, and “Add the gutter repair.” asked as a reply to the quote, answered “Added. $13,120. Sending at noon.”, the quote open beside.

Live Context

Everything in. Nothing lost.

The landlord’s email, Mia’s recital, last year’s taxes: read live from 100+ apps, so every answer starts from your real life.

  • Gmail
  • Google Calendar
  • Slack
  • GitHub
  • Google Drive
  • Notion
In a Mac window, Dvina’s Feed: where the week went, the Q3 board meeting, the Lisbon offsite, the move and Leo’s school, each topic with its sources.In a Mac window, Dvina’s Feed: where the week went, the Q3 board meeting, the Lisbon offsite, the move and Leo’s school, each topic with its sources.

Feed. Everything Dvina knows, and where it came from.

Call Dvina

Just call.

Call Dvina like you’d call a friend. From the subway, the car or the front steps with your hands full. Talk it through, hang up, and it’s handled.

  • A mom climbs her front steps at dusk with her toddler on her hip and a grocery bag, talking to Dvina hands-free; the call floats beside her with its live captions.A mom climbs her front steps at dusk with her toddler on her hip and a grocery bag, talking to Dvina hands-free; the call floats beside her with its live captions.

    Hands full. Talk it through, hang up, done.

  • On an iPhone, Dvina among the people in Recents, a tap, and the call: a hard job given from the subway.On an iPhone, Dvina among the people in Recents, a tap, and the call: a hard job given from the subway.

    On the subway. A hard job, given in one call. Done by 6:10.

Continuity

Wherever you are.

Phone, watch, Mac, the web. The same Dvina, picking up where you left off.

See how it all connects
An iPhone, an Apple Watch, an iPad and a MacBook at rest together on a light linen surface in warm side light, their screens dark.

Yours alone.

Your card number, your address, your kid’s school: masked before the AI sees it. Never used to train models.

  • Never trained on your data.

  • Sensitive details, masked automatically.

  • Asks before anything personal.

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