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Mom asked on the call. Merlin searches, picks the nonstop she'd want, and takes it to the last step. You approve the fare, and she's booked.
hey, i'm merlin
i remember everyone you know, who you owe a reply and who's gone quiet
and i do the errands you'd normally do in a browser
Who's waiting on a reply, whose birthday is close, who's gone quiet. Merlin works down the list and gets each one ready for you.
Say it once in chat. A pet's name, a lunch, a reminder: Merlin files it on that person's record.
It takes the notes and catches what was asked of you, so the follow-up doesn't rest on your memory.
A birthday is three days out, so Merlin finds the flowers in its own browser and brings you the order. Nothing is paid or sent without your tap.
One list of the people who need something from you today: whoever is still waiting on a reply, a reminder that has come due, a birthday inside the next two weeks, a to-do you left open.
Merlin notices the people you used to write to often and haven't heard from, or written to, in two months. It shows you when you last spoke, before a gap becomes a distance.
Every person has a page: who they are to you, how you met, family, pets, birthday, and a timeline of your emails, meetings and the moments you add. Notes, reminders and to-dos live there too.
Mention something in chat and Merlin files it on the right person. "Had lunch with Daniel today." "Sarah's dog is called Biscuit." You can also ask what it knows about anyone.
Flowers, a table, a flight, a cancelled trial. Merlin does them in its own browser on the sites you already use, and nothing is paid, sent or cancelled until you approve it. It never asks for a password or a card number.
Merlin records the call and writes the notes. What you said you'd do for someone, and what they asked of you, is kept against their name until it's done.
Mom asked on the call. Merlin searches, picks the nonstop she'd want, and takes it to the last step. You approve the fare, and she's booked.
Olivia made the intro. Merlin finds a gift she'd use, checks it arrives this week, and waits at checkout for you.
Sarah's had a week. Merlin remembers what she likes, orders it to her door, and follows it until it's there.
You told Megan Saturday. Merlin finds a showtime with two seats together and holds them. One tap, and you both have tickets.
Pick a name at merlincomputer.co. It's Merlin's address, so you can hand it out without giving away yours.
Sign-ups, newsletters, receipts. Give them Merlin's address in place of yours. It all lands in Merlin's inbox, and your own never hears about it.
Use it wherever you'd use your own: a sign-up form, a newsletter, a booking, a waitlist. It's a separate address from your Gmail, and your Gmail carries on exactly as it is.
Merlin watches what arrives. A sign-in code or something that needs you today reaches you in chat, with the code or the deadline spelled out. Newsletters and promos stay where they landed.
Everything sent to the address sits in the Email tab, newest first. Search by sender or subject, open a message in place, or ask Merlin what a company sent you and when.
Got a receipt, a booking or a long thread in your own inbox that you'd like Merlin to have? Forward it to the address and it appears with the rest.
Press ⌥Space and Merlin opens over whatever you're doing. It already knows the app in front, the text you selected and the tab you're reading.
Record any call. Merlin keeps the transcript and turns it into notes you can ask about later.
Google Meet · Mon, Oct 5Things Merlin does on its own: a morning digest, a brief before each meeting, or anything you describe.
Slides, documents, spreadsheets, PDFs and websites, made from a sentence and kept in one place.
When a call starts on your Mac, or a meeting with other people is about to begin, Merlin offers to record it. One click, and it stops by itself when the call ends.
Transcripts come with speaker labels, and Merlin turns them into notes. Search every meeting by what was said, or open one and ask about it. The audio stays on your Mac.
Tell Merlin what you want done and when: every morning, every Friday, when a certain email arrives. It shows you the routine before anything is saved, then runs it for you.
A morning digest of what matters today, a brief before each meeting, and a watcher that tells you when important mail lands. Turn any of them off whenever you like.
Slides, a document, a spreadsheet, a PDF or a website. Say what you need in chat and Merlin builds it. Keep talking to change it, and find it later in Projects.
Export to PDF, Word or PowerPoint and the file lands in the project folder on your Mac. When what you made is a website, Publish puts it online.
Merlin keeps track of the people in your life and what you owe them, and runs the errands you'd normally do in a browser: booking, ordering, sending. It also records your meetings, runs routines on a schedule, makes slides and documents from a sentence, and opens over any app with Option + Space.
A Mac and a Google account. Download Merlin, continue with Google, and it starts with the people who are waiting on you. There is no card to enter and no trial that runs out.
Yes. The free plan has no expiry and needs no card. It comes with 10,000 credits a month, two saved routines, meeting recording and most of the built-in routines. Paid plans add more credits, an email address for Merlin, and meeting transcripts.
No. Before it pays, books, sends, submits or deletes anything, Merlin shows you exactly what will happen, with the total and how it will be paid, and waits for your tap.
No. Merlin never asks for a password. It can use the sign-ins you choose to bring over from your own browser, and when a site wants a password, a passkey or an approval in an app, it hands the page to you.
Recordings and attachments stay on your Mac. Transcripts, notes and what Merlin remembers live in your account, and that memory is stored encrypted. You can delete your account and its data from Settings at any time.
Press Option + Space and Merlin opens over whatever is in front of you: Slack, Chrome, Photoshop, Finder, anything. It also connects to your Gmail and Google Calendar, and has a browser of its own for errands on the web.
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