It asks before it pays.
Or deletes. Or posts.
Anything that pays, deletes or publishes waits for your OK — every time, written into its rules.
OkBoss
Tell it once.It does the work on your machine, and shows you what it made.
YOU ASKED“Where should we focus next quarter?”
- Research and synthesis
- Planning and operations
- Personal productivity
OkBoss is a desktop app that does your everyday computer work for you — documents, spreadsheets, research, emails and routines. Tell it once in plain words. It works on your own computer, with your logins kept there, keeps going after you close the laptop, and shows you what it made.
Made for
- Anyone with repetitive office work
- Founders and operators
- People who want work done while they are away
- Researchers and analysts
Get the highlights.
See the workspaceIt asks before it pays.
It writes it down
before it does it.
Every act goes into the activity log first. If the log can’t be written, the act doesn’t happen.
Ask only looks.
Questions change nothing.
In Ask, OkBoss can’t write, send, pay or delete. To make a change, you switch to Do — on purpose.
Only in your folders.
Your files stay put.
Do works inside the folders you give it — nothing outside them.
- Your foldersRead and write → inside only.
- Its own browserOne profile per employee → kept apart.
- Your placesOnly ones you connected → in Settings.
Employees with
clear limits.
Give each employee a job, the places they may reach and a budget — and hand their work over when they move on.
When it says no,
it says why.
A refusal names the rule in plain words and tells you the next step — never a code.
- In Ask“To make a change, → switch to Do.”
- Money“Paying, deleting and publishing → always wait for your OK.”
- Team“They haven’t been given this.”
The problem
An assistant that can act
needs to be trusted.
Chat apps can only talk. Tools that act on your behalf can pay, post and delete — and most don’t ask first or show you what they did.
The same brief, written four times.
Once in chat, once in notes, once in a task, once to a colleague.
Someone leaves, their work vanishes.
The context lived in their head and their chat history.
The same update, posted everywhere.
Copy, paste, re-format, repeat.
A weekly job, forgotten.
The reminder fired while the laptop was closed.
Twenty tabs for one answer.
Chasing sources, losing track of which said what.
An AI that acts without asking.
Money, posts and files changed before you could say no.
OkBoss asks first and writes it down. Then it does the work.
The method
Rules first.
Then the work.
OkBoss runs every step past the same rule book before it acts — and records the decision, either way.
- Ask
- Do
- Routines
- Telegram
- answers
- files
- posts
- reports
- Asks firstPaying, deleting and publishing always wait for your OK.
- Log firstEvery act is written to an append-only log before it runs — or it doesn’t run.
- ScopedAsk only reads. Do only works in your folders and the places you connected.
- VerifiedA routine can’t pose as a person: assertions are checked with signatures.
- Secrets stayKeys live in your Mac’s Keychain; OkBoss sees labels, never the values.
How you work
Seven apps.
Or one boss.
A small business runs on a chat app, a browser, notes, Telegram, mail and a task list. OkBoss brings the asking and the doing into one app — with your OK where it matters.
Today, running the week
- Chat appAsk a question
- BrowserRead twenty tabs
- NotesKeep the brief
- TelegramSend the update
- MailCheck the inbox and calendar
- RemindersRepeat the weekly job
- TerminalRun a coding agent
Every switch, every copy-paste is yours.
With OkBoss · one app
- Ask | DoQuestions only look; tasks act — you choose which.
- The stepsWhat it did so far, as it happens.
- Your OKPaying waits for you: Don’t, or Allow once.
- Your foldersIt works only in the folders you chose.
The workspace
Ask it. Hand it work.
Build a team.
Real screens from OkBoss. Ask, Do, Employees, Routines and Activity — one app on your Mac.
Ask anything. Change nothing.
Answers with their sources. Ask can’t write, send or pay — that’s Do’s job.
Tested, not hoped
Proved on the
real machinery.
OkBoss’s rules and log are tested on every change, and its parts have been run for real — with the results written down, including what isn’t proved yet.
Browser
A real browser, end to end.
A Do task drove OkBoss’s own browser to a page and finished, with every step logged.
19 Sep 2026: page loaded, task finished in 1.3 s
Rules
One rule book, in code.
Twenty-five built-in rules decide what waits for you, what is refused and why.
Checked by the test gate on every change
Log
Write first, or don’t act.
The activity log is append-only; a failed write stops the act.
Enforced in the log itself
Tests
Hundreds of tests, one gate.
Typecheck, lint, tests and a two-architecture build must pass before anything merges.
About 750 test files across core, shell and UI
From OkBoss’s own test records, September–October 2026. OkBoss is coming later; posting to live social accounts and budget limits will be shown once they are proved.
Who it is for.
The week is a list of things only you can decide.
OkBoss reads the deck, the numbers and the thread, reasons through the options in front of you, and turns the decision into the tasks and drafts that follow. Next week it remembers why.
“Read Q3 numbers and the board thread. Which two levers move runway most, and draft the update.”
Forty sources, one afternoon, one defensible answer.
Point it at a folder of papers or filings and ask across all of them. Every claim in the answer keeps a link to where it came from, so the write-up survives a sceptical reader.
“Compare the methodology sections of these twelve papers and flag where they disagree.”
The client wants the recommendation, the plan and the deck by Thursday.
One thread carries the brief, the reasoning and the deliverables. Correct it mid-thought and it continues from there instead of starting over.
“Turn this discovery call transcript into a scoped proposal with three options and a timeline.”
Repeatable work that still needs judgement.
Routines that run on your own machine, with your own credentials, and show you what they produced. Tell it once; it does the work again next week.
“Every Monday, pull last week's tickets, group by cause, and draft the summary for the team.”
The details
Small things.
Done right.
Esc stops an answer.
Mid-sentence, immediately.
Keyboard first.
⌘1 Do, ⌘2 Ask, ⌘N new, ⌘K search, ⌘, Settings.
Forms come filled in.
Business forms start from what’s on screen — nothing saved until you change it.
Secrets never linger.
A password you type is cleared before it’s sent anywhere.
Hand-overs, not lost work.
Taking someone off a project asks first and writes a hand-over note.
Slept through a routine?
One banner tells you what was missed.
Stays awake for a due job.
Up to 15 minutes, so a routine isn’t missed.
Telegram /status.
Asks OkBoss if it’s awake — and since when.
“To make a change, switch to Do.”
Ask’s refusals tell you the next step.
Your business
Your keys stay
in your Mac.
Keys live in your Mac’s Keychain — OkBoss sees labels, never the values. Bring your own AI key if you like. Telegram works only with chats you paired, and it never asks for a secret there: “Come to your Mac.” Places are signed into in OkBoss’s own browser, so it never sees your password.
Plans
3 plans.
Prices may change before launch.
OkBoss is coming later. These are the planned prices, published now so you can plan, and they may change before launch. Purchasing opens on the same Klaren AI account.
Pro
One person with one agent working for them.
Rp668.000
Paid once, for 40 days
Rupiah only: QRIS, GoPay or virtual account
Coming later
Max
RecommendedSplitting one job across three agents at once.
Rp1.718.000
Paid once, for 40 days
Rupiah only: QRIS, GoPay or virtual account
Coming later
Ultra
Eight agents, for work that runs overnight.
Rp5.038.000
Paid once, for 40 days
Rupiah only: QRIS, GoPay or virtual account
Coming later
- Valid for 40 days, then it ends. It is a fixed term, not a permanent licence.
Which one is for you?
- You want one thing done for you, even after you close the laptopOne agent that keeps working when you step away, and shows you what it made when you come back.Pro
- You want one instruction split across several agentsThree agents, all able to run unattended, so one job moves in parallel instead of in a queue.Max
- Your work runs overnight, at scaleEight agents, all unattended. Ultra differs from Max in scale, not in kind.Ultra
Prices are published ahead of launch so you can plan. Purchasing opens when OkBoss ships; what each plan includes will be listed here before then.
OkBoss, on paper.
- Runs on
- macOS · Windows
- Shape
- Desktop application
- Account
- One Klaren AI identity
- Billing
- Plans: Pro, Max, Ultra
- Platforms
- macOS · Windows
Questions.
Is this just a chat window?
No. A chat ends when the answer arrives. OkBoss is built around what happens after: the plan, the tasks, the routine that runs again next week, and the record of why the decision was made.
What is the difference between Pro, Max and Ultra?
Agents. Pro is one agent that keeps going when you close the laptop. Max is three, none of which stop when you do. Ultra is eight, working overnight. The subscription sells agents.
Where do my logins live?
On your machine. OkBoss signs into your tools from the computer in front of you, with credentials it stores locally. Nothing is held in a cloud session on our side.
Does it run offline?
OkBoss is a desktop application, and it can run a local model entirely offline. Klaren AI's hosted models need a connection.