Telegram
The original door and still the best one. Text it, send it a voice note, send it a photo and ask what's in it. It answers back in text or in voice.
Open in Telegram →Anubis lives in Telegram, Discord, the web, your desktop and your Obsidian vault — and it is the same assistant in all of them. Tell it something in one place, ask about it in another.
Run it yourself. Your conversations and files stay on your machine.
Most assistants make you open their app. Anubis meets you where you already are, and picks up the conversation wherever you left it.
The original door and still the best one. Text it, send it a voice note, send it a photo and ask what's in it. It answers back in text or in voice.
Open in Telegram →Bring it into your server. It follows the channel it's in, and when it wants to do something big it asks you first with a button.
Your server, your botThe full thing in a browser. Conversations, drag-in documents, audio, and a canvas to work on something together. Answers stream as they're written.
Open the web app →A proper desktop app for the times you're working with files and mail on your own machine and don't want any of it going through a browser.
Running, but no public installer yetPoint it at your notes and it can read them, search them, write new ones and follow the links between them — without you copying anything into a chat box.
What it actually does →Being built. Camera, notifications and sharing straight to Anubis from any app. Not out yet — and we would rather say so than put a fake button here.
Android and iOSSame assistant everywhere, but it knows where it is. Your notes are reachable in Obsidian and not in a group chat.
Less a chatbot, more something that keeps track of your life and can go and act on it.
The people in your life, what you told it last week, what was in that photo. You don't re-explain yourself every morning, and you don't start from an empty window every time you open it.
Reads your mail, searches the web, browses a site, checks your calendar, turns the lights off. Ask for the outcome rather than the steps, and it goes and gets it.
Documents, screenshots, receipts, photos, whole mailboxes. It reads them, works out what's in them and who's in them, and you can just ask about it later in plain words.
Give it something that takes an hour — research a decision, go through a backlog of files — and it works in the background and comes back to you when it's done.
Two systems and one integration
The assistant
The AI you actually talk to. One memory, one personality, reachable from every door.
Your vault
Everything you hand Anubis lands here and stays here — documents, photos, mail — turned into something you can search and ask about years later.
Your notes, in the conversation
A plugin that hands Anubis your notes. It works, it's finished, and it's sitting still — we fix it on request rather than promise a roadmap.