Build the AI app for your work.
Describe what you’re trying to accomplish. Noctus builds an AI app for it, with its own interface, memory, tools and commands, and it keeps working after you close the tab.
One email when early access opens. No spam.
What are you trying to accomplish?
Describe it and Noctus builds the app.
Building Monday Earnings Briefing
Watchlistclick a row for earnings
| Ticker | Price | Day | Fwd P/E | Δ week |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| NVDA | $182.40 | +1.2% | 34.2× | +1.6× |
| SHOP | $148.10 | −0.8% | 71.5× | −3.4× |
| COST | $912.55 | +0.3% | 48.9× | +0.2× |
| UBER | $94.20 | +2.4% | 29.8× | +0.9× |
| SNOW | $221.70 | −1.1% | 166.0× | −4.2× |
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SHOP · latest quarter
| Actual | Est. | Surprise | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Revenue | $2.84B | $2.81B | +1.2% |
| EPS | $0.49 | $0.50 | −2.0% |
| Q4 guide | $3.30B | $3.22B | +2.5% |
Apps connect to the tools you already use
A sentence in. A working app out.
A chatbot answers the question you just asked. A Noctus app remembers your work, runs on a schedule and gets better at the job the longer you use it.
Describe it
Say what you want in plain words, or start from a template like /study or /finance.
Noctus builds it
It sets up the agents, the interface, what you can upload, the commands, and the accounts it needs.
It keeps working
Scheduled runs, new uploads and your commands all turn into outputs you can use: docs, spreadsheets, drafts.
Not a chat window. A place your AI works.
Its own interface
A study app gets courses and deadlines. A market app gets a watchlist. A job hunt gets a board. Every app is laid out for its job, not squeezed into a chat thread.
Upload anything
Recordings, PDFs, spreadsheets, exports. Drop them in and the app files each one where it belongs.
Commands
Every app ships with its own command set. Type / and run it.
Outputs you can use
Memos, models and drafts land in one list. Open one, then send it, download it or save it to Docs.
Open the hood
See every agent behind an app. Change its model, when it runs, its tools and its instructions.
Indy, in every app
Ask in plain words and Indy runs the right command, explains an output, or opens up the agents behind it. It knows which app you’re in and what’s in it.
/update investors in Founder OS. The draft will open when it’s ready.Six commands. Six systems.
/studyCourses, deadlines, notes from every lecture, quizzes and a study plan.
/researchFind papers, extract claims and draft a sourced review.
/financeFilings to models to an investment memo, every number cited.
/startupMetrics, pipeline, investor updates and your week.
/jobsTailored resumes, interview prep and follow-ups.
/codePR reviews, dependency checks and changelogs.
Built by someone else. Yours in one click.
People publish the apps they build for themselves. Add one and you get your own copy, with your own files and accounts. Change it in plain words, then publish your version.
Equity research from SEC filings to an investment memo, every number cited.
Your personal university operating system.
Tracks applications, tailors every resume and preps you for interviews.
Triages your inbox, drafts replies in your voice and digests newsletters.
The structure, agents and commands are shared. Your files, outputs and connected accounts never are.
“Add Canadian public companies.” Tell Indy, and the app updates itself.
Your day,
without the phone.
A personal agent in your glasses. Press the ring, say what you need, and hear it back. Powered by Noctus.

One press. No wake word.
Tap the ring and Grove is listening, with your phone locked in your pocket.

Its own voice. Right by your ear.
Answers come back short enough to hear once.
Works with your day. Not another app to check.
Gmail, Google Calendar and Docs, plus Music, Reminders, Maps and Messages on your iPhone.
Questions.
What is Noctus?+
Noctus builds AI apps for your work. You describe what you’re trying to accomplish, and Noctus builds an app for it. The app has its own interface, the agents that do the work, the files you give it, a set of commands, and a list of everything it has produced. It keeps running on a schedule after you close the tab.
How is that different from a chatbot?+
A chatbot starts from zero every conversation. A Noctus app keeps what you give it: your courses, your watchlist, your pipeline. It works on a schedule without you asking, and it produces real files like memos, spreadsheets and email drafts.
Do I need to code?+
No. You build an app by describing it, and you change it the same way. If you want more control, Settings shows every agent behind the app, including its model, when it runs, its tools and its instructions, and you can edit all of it without code.
What happens when I add someone else’s app?+
You get your own copy. It connects to your accounts and keeps your files, never the author’s. From there it’s yours to change and, if you like, to publish as your own version.
Who is Indy?+
Indy is the assistant built into every screen. Indy knows which app you’re in and what’s in it, so you can ask in plain words and Indy runs the right command, explains an output, or opens the settings you need.
Is my data safe?+
Credentials are encrypted at rest with AES-256-GCM. Integrations connect through scoped OAuth rather than a shared password, and apps can only reach what you grant them. Publishing an app shares its structure only. Your files, outputs and accounts stay private.
What is Grove?+
Grove is our consumer product: a personal agent that talks to you through your glasses and wakes with a press of a ring. It runs on Noctus. Learn more about Grove.
Build the AI app for your work.
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