Voice-first
I talk, it talks back. No typing, no interface to learn.
Zara
The assistant that knows what you've learned.
A voice-first personal AI. It plugs into everything I've read, watched, and saved, connects to my calendar, email, and live data, and remembers across conversations.
Private Active Voice-first
What it does
A personal assistant, not a generic one.
41 live tools
10k+ knowledge chunks
5 memory tiers
4 AI providers
One knowledge base
Everything I save gets embedded into one searchable place: videos, books, web clippings, highlights, quotes.
Morning briefing
A briefing tuned to what I actually track — cricket, markets, soccer, weather, local events, and my calendar — assembled fresh each day.
Persistent memory
It remembers preferences, patterns, and facts about me across conversations, not just within one.
Live & operational
13+ live connections — Gmail, Calendar, Tasks, Drive, markets, sports, weather. It can retrieve and act, not just answer.
Why I built it
Three honest reasons.
It comes to my stuff
Connected, not centralized.
I didn't want to move everything into one more app. I wanted something that connects to where my knowledge already lives — and comes to it, instead of forcing me to put it all in one place.
I'd rather talk
Mainly, I like talking to it.
It's a voice assistant first. I think better out loud than I do typing into a box — so that's how I use it. Typing was never the point.
A place to tinker
Pushing what's possible.
It's also a personal hobby — tinkering with AI, and seeing how far you can actually push what a personal assistant is capable of.