Alden is a voice-first AI assistant that runs on your desktop and operates your computer and browser on your behalf, opening apps, filling out forms, managing files, handling email, running workflows.
Alden operates your computer and browser directly, with every action gated behind your approval.
Fills out forms and manages files on your computer, so the repetitive parts of your work get done without you doing them by hand.
Handles email and runs multi-step workflows end to end, checking in with you at the points that matter.
Browses and interacts with websites on your behalf.
It pauses and hands control back to you for CAPTCHAs, payments, and legal agreements rather than trying to bypass them.
Wake-word activated, speech-to-speech conversation. You talk, and it talks back, the way a conversation actually works.
Built as a modular skill system, so what Alden can do keeps growing over time without redesigning the assistant underneath it.
Can handle account and workflow administration around a separate trading operation you already run, such as logging into broker or prop-firm sites and handling payout admin.
Alden does not place trades or make trading decisions.
Every one of these actions is gated by the Governance Engine below, so nothing sensitive happens without your say.
Alden doesn't just tell you what it's about to do. It routes every action through a Governance Engine first, and only proceeds once it has the permission it needs.
Capability
The thing Alden wants to do, like sending an email or filling a form.
Governance Engine
Checks the request against your permission rules before anything runs.
Approved?
Your Always, Ask Every Time, or Never setting decides the outcome.
Execute, or ask first
It runs immediately, or pauses and waits for your explicit approval.
Site sign-ins follow per-site rules you set: some sites are always trusted, others always ask first.
Ordinary clicking and typing you asked for doesn't interrupt you. Only genuinely risky sub-actions, like a file upload or download, checkout, or purchase, trigger an approval prompt.
Sending an email or message, touching a file: anything that reaches outside the conversation follows the same rule, your call.
Alden also keeps a trusted Alden Workspace folder: files you deliberately hand to Alden become working content it can read and edit. Everything else on your machine stays off-limits unless you grant access.
Say the wake word and Alden is listening.
Conversations run as real-time speech-to-speech, so the back-and-forth feels immediate.
Alden's voice is calm, precise, concise, and quietly confident, with a restrained dry humor: a distinct, original presence.
Alden's abilities are built as modular skills, like calendar, files, browser-based tasks, and communication, with more added over time, without redesigning the assistant underneath them.
Alden is architected so it isn't locked into a single AI vendor. A routing layer is built to switch between models. It's an architectural strength we're actively building toward.
Alden uses real browser automation to fill out forms, navigate sites, and carry out multi-step tasks on your behalf.
It handles the repetitive parts and pulls you in for anything sensitive.
Alden pauses and hands control back to you for CAPTCHAs, payment entry, and legal agreements rather than trying to solve or bypass them.
For example, if you already run a trading operation, Alden can take on the administrative work around it, such as logging into broker or prop-firm sites, starting or stopping a bot you control, and handling payout and evaluation-cycle admin. Alden does not make trading decisions and does not place trades.
Alden is built around a Memory Operating System concept: separate working memory, project memory, and personal preference memory, with a governance layer over what's remembered and for how long.
It's still early.
The goal from day one has been to separate these kinds of memory and put you in control of what's kept.
Alden installs as a real, lightweight native app that lives in your menu bar.
It's available for macOS & Windows.