Memory & recall
A two-minute morning brief.
What's coming, who's waiting on you, and what slipped, every morning.
Halo gives you a two-minute morning brief, right on your Mac. Press the briefing shortcut for a quick read on the day: what's coming, who's waiting on a reply, what slipped yesterday, and anything worth knowing before you start. It's drawn from your own calendar, messages, and memory, and none of it leaves your machine.
How it works
Three ways it earns the shortcut.
One glance, the whole day
The brief folds your calendar, open threads, and yesterday's loose ends into a short read, so you start informed instead of digging.
Grounded in your memory
Because Halo remembers what you've seen and said, the brief knows what you owe people and what you were waiting on.
On your Mac, every morning
The brief is assembled locally from your own data. Nothing is uploaded to put it together.
Private by design.
Your briefing is built on your Mac from your calendar, messages, and memory. Nothing is sent to a server to assemble it.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
What's in the morning brief?
What's on your calendar, who's waiting on a reply, what slipped yesterday, and anything from your memory worth knowing before you start.
Where does the brief get its information?
From your own calendar, messages, and Halo's on-device memory. It's assembled locally and nothing is uploaded.
Can I get it automatically each morning?
Yes. Trigger it with a shortcut whenever you like, or set it to greet you at the start of your day.
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