Early access
Nirvaana is an assistant that remembers your work. It is being built in the open, and this is the first wave: people who were invited. It is free, and nothing about it asks you for a card.
What you get
- An assistant you talk to like a person, that keeps what matters — prices, promises, deadlines, who said what — and still knows it tomorrow.
- Worlds: the shared places your facts live, and the people you choose to share one with.
- A day that opens with Wake up and closes with Goodnight, with what is due and what it kept in front of you.
- Your own memory, private by default. Nothing reaches a shared world without your yes.
What is missing
Written here rather than found out later. Every one of these is also on the help pages, marked the same way.
- Nothing is connected to your email, calendar or files yet. Outlook and the rest are planned, and there is no button for them today.
- The cloud computer is a drawing. Nirvaana cannot open a browser or use a site on your behalf.
- Two keepers, the Researcher and the Worker, need the web and the cloud computer, so they say what they cannot do rather than do it. There is no marketplace to add more.
- A world holds facts, rules and what it has learned. Holding a team's ideas and open questions is still being built.
- A moon cannot send a fact up to its parent world, and there are no public worlds.
- It is being built week to week. Things will change, and some of them will break. When something breaks, it tells you rather than pretending.
What it costs
It costs nothing, and there is nowhere on this site to enter a card. If Nirvaana ever starts charging, you will be told before it happens, not after, and nothing you have saved will be held back from you while you decide. Stopping is deleting your account, and it takes your world with it.