The AI coworker that works on your own computer
AIDG reads your documents where they are, creates and edits your Word, Excel and PowerPoint files, transcribes meetings, generates images, music and video, operates websites for you and keeps working while you do something else. All in one program, with AI processing in Europe. You choose what needs doing — not which model.
How this differs from AI in your browser
A chat window gives answers. AIDG picks up the work.
It knows your files
It does not just talk, it does
It stays close to home
The parts work together
Individual features are useful. The gain is that they chain together in a single conversation — without you dragging files between four different services.
From meeting to quote out the door
You drop in the recording of the meeting. It gets transcribed, agreements and action points come out, the quote is built in your own Word template and the email sits ready in your mail program. You press send — the app asks first.
From a folder of invoices to one overview
You point at the folder. Skewed scans and phone photos are read too. Supplier, date and amount land in an overview you can calculate with. Put it on a schedule and it appears every month by itself.
From product to social post
You describe what you want to show. The image, the clip, the music underneath and the copy all come out of the same conversation — so they match, instead of you hunting for pieces that fit.
From archive to a sourced answer
Contracts, specifications, reports, notes. You ask in plain language and get an answer with the reference attached: which document, which passage. So you can check it instead of taking it on faith.
From on the road to done when you get back
You give an instruction on the road and your own computer gets going. If something is unclear you get a question back instead of a guess. The result arrives as a message, with the file or photo attached.
From your way of working to something the team uses
The monthly report, the intake check, the way you build a case file: capture it once and share it with your team. After that everyone does it the same way, including next month’s new colleague.
What goes away, and what gets added
On the left, what you no longer need separately. On the right, what you do not have anywhere today.
Already included
- An AI to write and think with
- Transcribing recordings and interviews
- Reading scans, photos and handwriting
- Creating and editing Word, Excel, PowerPoint and PDF
- Creating images for presentations and publications
- Creating short videos, with or without sound
- Background music without a stock library
- Having text read aloud
- And the copy-and-paste in between
Newly possible
- Work that continues while you do something else
- Steering your computer from your phone, with a file or photo back
- Recurring work on a fixed schedule, without having to remember it
- Your own way of working captured and shared with the team
- Several assistants at once on a big job
- Having websites and web apps operated, with your go-ahead for anything irreversible
- A link to the systems you already use
- It remembers what is going on, so you do not explain it every time
What is in the box
Every part is usable on its own. Not one of them needs a subscription of its own.
Writing and thinking along
A proposal, an email, a summary. You ask follow-ups, steer, and the conversation remembers what it was about.
Digging through documents
Contracts, annual accounts, notes, reports. Ask questions and get answers that point back to where they came from.
Word, Excel, PowerPoint and PDF
Not just reading: creating and editing too. Recalculate a spreadsheet, draft a presentation, convert a report.
Photos, scans and screenshots
A photo of an invoice, a scanned form, a screenshot. Skewed or handwritten scans are read too.
Transcribing meetings
A recording or interview becomes text, and you ask questions about it straight away. Minutes and action points come out of the same conversation.
Read aloud
Turn a summary or a text into spoken audio. Handy on the road, or for anyone who would rather listen than read.
Creating images
An illustration for a presentation, an image for an article, a sketch of an idea. Describe what you have in mind.
Creating video
A short clip from a description, with or without sound. For a social post, a pitch or a product shot.
Creating music
Background music or a tune for your video, with lyrics if you want. No stock subscription needed.
Getting chores done
Process files, convert data, automate recurring work — in a walled-off environment, separate from your normal system.
Operating websites and web apps
Look things up, fill things in, get things ready. Irreversible steps such as sending or ordering ask for your go-ahead first, quoting the actual button.
Steer it from your phone
Give an instruction on the road and get the result back as a message, with a photo or file attached. Your computer keeps working while you are away.
And beyond that
Where it pays for itself right away
Start with the work that involves the most retyping today.
Administration and finance
Consulting and sales
Projects and engineering
Marketing and communications
Management and leadership
Procurement and contracts
How it works
From nothing to working in fifteen minutes.
Your files stay with you
This is where AIDG differs most from an AI service in your browser.
The app runs on your own computer and works with your files where they are. Documents are opened, read and made searchable locally. Ask about a folder full of contracts and it is searched here — no entire folder or cloud library leaves your machine.
What does go to the AI is the information needed to answer your question. A targeted passage rather than a whole archive.
Processed in Europe, then gone
The question every customer asks first, and rightly so.
You pick what to do, not which model
Most AI services make you pick a model with a name full of numbers, then work out what it can do. With AIDG you pick the task.
A quick question gets something fast. A complex analysis something more thorough. A scan something good at reading. You can steer — ask for more depth or more speed. When the technology underneath changes, you notice better answers. Not a new dropdown.
Prefer your own keys? That works too. Connect AIDG to your own AI account, or to a model running entirely on your own machine. Then nothing goes through us.
The longer you work on something, the cheaper it gets
Keep working on the same document or subject and AIDG reuses what it already processed. That cuts waiting time, and the repeated part gets considerably cheaper. It adds up precisely on the work that takes you an afternoon. You do not have to do anything — it just happens.
What people usually ask first
Do we need to understand AI?
Do our files have to go to the cloud?
What if we already have an AI subscription?
Which computers does it run on?
How do we know what it will cost?
Will it do anything irreversible without us?
What it costs
You start with seven days free, no credit card. After that you pick a plan that fits your usage. It comes with credit, which you spend per conversation, document or recording — you pay for what you actually do.
Run out and you top up. The higher your plan, the better the top-up rate. Your account shows exactly where it went: which request, when, and what it cost. All in one program, so no separate subscriptions for text, images, speech and video.
Put it to work this afternoon
Create an account and install the app. Take a job that means retyping today — a folder of invoices, this morning’s recording — and see what is left of it. Seven days free, no credit card, no technical knowledge needed.