Drops Sep 15 - Best for
- making sense of your patterns
- Helps with
- reflection, perspective, check-ins
- Personality
- curious, grounding
“Let's slow down long enough to notice what keeps returning.”
Roscoe builds a routine you and your dog can both keep, keeps the cues consistent, and adjusts when progress stalls.
anything else about life with your dog.
An app knows what you logged. Roscoe knows your dog, what's working, what sets them off — and brings it up before you have to.
Roscoe wakes on a schedule, does the prep, and brings you the result. Anything that reaches the outside world waits for your say-so.
An app is something you remember to open.
Roscoe is someone who already started.
Keeps track of your dog, what's working, what sets them off
One email the day Roscoe lands. Nothing else, ever.
Run as many as you like — every plan covers every Starling, and new ones drop through the year.
Drops Sep 15 “Let's slow down long enough to notice what keeps returning.”
Coming soon “You already have most of this.”
“Let's do it once, properly.”
“We’ll start where you are—and make you stronger from there.”
Everything you need to know about Starling.
A personal AI with a name, a specialty, and a memory. Some are companions, some take work off your plate, and many do a little of both. Each one is made to help with a particular part of life really well.
A chatbot waits for questions. A Starling gets to know you, remembers what matters, follows up, works on a schedule, and can create useful little tools around your life.
Starlings can turn conversations into useful things such as plans, checklists, tables, trackers, and interactive widgets. What each Starling can create or keep updated depends on its specialty and the access you give it.
Yes. With your permission, a Starling can remind you, check in, prepare something, or run a routine on a schedule. You choose what happens automatically and what requires your approval.
Absolutely. You might have a trainer for your health, an assistant for everyday life, and a writing partner for work. Each has its own specialty, memory, and permissions.
Yes. Start with an existing Starling and tune its personality and routines, or create one around a completely different need. Encouraging or direct, proactive or quiet, practical or playful—you decide how you want to be helped.
Some Starlings can use context from apps you choose to connect, and some can take approved actions there. Every agent page tells you plainly what that Starling can access and do. You stay in control of the permissions.
Your conversations and your Starlings' memories are scoped to your account. They only know what you share or explicitly connect, and sensitive actions wait for your approval. Memory and deletion controls are available from your account.
They can explain information, organize questions, explore options, and help you prepare to speak with a qualified professional. Starlings are AI and can make mistakes. They are not lawyers, financial advisers, therapists, or doctors, and they are not a substitute for professional judgment. Verify important information before acting. If you may be in immediate danger or crisis, contact local emergency services or a crisis hotline.