The product
What Boske actually does
You ask with everything you already have. You get back something you can open, edit and keep. Here is the whole of it.
Put everything you know into the question
Files, your own library, the web, your screen, photos and scans. Pick a model or leave it on Auto. Keep the conversation off the record if you'd rather.
Turn on what the work needs
Tools add what Boske can make and read, switched on per workspace. Six today — pick one to see it.
Ask for a table out of a spreadsheet or a PDF, then sort and pivot it by hand. Your agent reads the result back.
You and your agent work on the same document
A chart Boske makes is a chart you can edit. A table you build by hand is one it can read, sort and extend. Nothing is locked to whoever made it first.
One library, nine kinds, and a map of how they relate
Documents, transcripts, code, research, attachments, data, maps, boards and 3D models — each filed under its own chip, each opening in a view made for it. A 3D model turns and inspects right in the workspace; a diagram renders as a diagram.
A fourth view on the workspace, beside list, grid and board: see how a transcript became a brief became a chart. Positions are saved per project.
In the desktop app, open an item in its own window and put it on the second screen. It stays in sync with the workspace behind it.
Talk to it. Let it talk back.
Live speech recognition writes straight into the composer, in the language you are working in.
Choose the voice once in settings; any reply can then be played back while you do something else.
Record in the app or drop an audio file in. The transcript lands in your workspace as an artifact like any other.
On Local, speech in and out runs on your own machine — no audio leaves it.
Give it more rope, or less
Fewer steps or more, chosen per message. Pin the control to the composer if you change it often.
While it researches and drafts, the stages appear in the chat — “Finished researching” before the answer, not a spinner.
What it makes lands beside the conversation, one click from opening in your workspace — kept, versioned, yours.
It remembers, and it stays tidy
How you like answers, what your team calls things. Read, edit and delete them yourself — or switch memory off entirely.
The whole workspace narrows to that project: its chats, its files, its artifacts, its own drop zone.
One search across everything you have made, filters by kind, and your own tags on top.
Edit without fear, and show your working
The last twenty versions of an item are kept, and a save you made deliberately is marked differently from an autosave — so the list stays readable.
See exactly what changed between an earlier version and the current one, and put the old one back if you prefer it.
Two windows editing the same document cannot silently overwrite each other — the stale one is refused, not merged blindly.
Each artifact records what it began as — the conversation it came out of, the file it was built from, the versions behind it, the workflow run that produced it — so “where did this come from?” has an answer.
On your desk, in the EU, or on your own servers
A desktop app for Mac, Windows and Linux, or just open it in your browser. There is also an installer that needs no internet connection at all — for computers that never go online.
See it with your own work
Alpha, invite-first. Your trial starts the day you're in.