Mynah

Tell it once. Reach it anywhere.

Mynah runs on your Mac, remembers across conversations, and answers in your Signal Note to Self, WhatsApp, or Even G2 glasses. Local by default. No Mynah account.

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Even G2 companion · beta 0.2.9

Speak a thought. Glance at the answer.

The Mynah you already know, on your glasses. Ask about your tasks, capture an idea, or look something up while your phone stays in your pocket.

A person wearing Even G2 glasses beside a car, with a promotional green display overlay
Even G2 promotional image from Even Realities. The overlay shows Even’s interface, not Mynah.
Mynah G2 dashboard with dot-matrix clock, battery, local weather and two sample question cards
Mynah’s actual simulator rendering with illustrative task data. Replies appear inside the companion and in your self-chat.

Tap, speak, tap to send

Use your G2 glasses or R1 ring to record a question. Read the answer on the display and swipe through longer replies. No spoken playback.

A conversation you can continue

Queue up to five questions and browse recent answers. Open one to read the whole conversation, oldest turn first, then tap a finished answer to follow up — or start a separate one with New ask. Questions and answers also appear in your linked Signal or WhatsApp self-chat.

A dashboard keeps the time, date, battery and optional local weather beside your message cards, and sleeps twelve seconds after the last thing that changed — a tap, a swipe or a finished answer lights it again. Scroll full answer previews on your phone, with permission help available in the companion.

Pair once, right in Mynah.

  1. Set up Mynah on your Mac. Link Signal or WhatsApp and keep your Mac online with phone answering enabled.
  2. Install Mynah from Even Hub once approved. Pair your G2 glasses with the Even app on your phone, then open the store link below.
  3. On your Mac, open Settings → General → Your phone → Pair G2. Choose the linked chat, then copy the private pairing link into the companion on your phone.

The companion remembers the pairing and reconnects automatically. Manage the link or revoke access with Unpair in Mynah settings.

Awaiting store approval. Companion 0.2.1 is in review. The Even Hub link above will offer public installation once Even approves the app. Developers can still download the companion package for developer installation — beta 0.2.9 reads a conversation as one thread you can follow up in, sleeps the display when nothing is happening, and names what actually went wrong instead of blaming a pairing that was never revoked. Requires Mynah 2.5.1 or later, and a Mac kept up to date — half of this release is the Mac’s side of the pairing, and a Mac left on an older build can leave an old endpoint answering your glasses. Also needs Even G2, Even app 2.2.9 or later, and a linked Signal or WhatsApp self-chat. Uses the local or cloud model you choose in Mynah. Background reconnection depends on your phone and the Even app. The companion cannot read other apps’ inboxes or reply to mirrored notifications.

New in 2.0

Now it answers on WhatsApp too.

Signal, WhatsApp, or both

The same route either way — voice notes, documents back, research, memories, calls. Choose one at setup, or link both and reply wherever you happen to be.

Nothing extra to install

The WhatsApp bridge and the runtime it needs ship inside the signed app. You link it from setup by scanning a code, the way you link WhatsApp Web.

Calls that carry on

Send //call and it opens on what you were last talking about, instead of starting cold. Ask for something mid-call and it is written down as you say it, then sent once you hang up.

Nothing dropped in between

A message is written to disk before it is answered, so a restart mid-thought does not lose it — and anything Mynah owes you finds you on whichever channel you are actually using.

What changes

Stop introducing yourself to your assistant.

It remembers across conversations, not just inside one.

“Dad’s appointment moved to the 12th.”

Still true in October, without you saying it again.

Remembered

“The flight is 6:40, not 6:14.”

The correction sticks. The wrong one does not come back.

Remembered

No re-briefing. No pasted context. Read, search, or delete anything it remembers.

How you reach it

Already in the thread you use.

Message yourself

Mynah links like Signal Desktop. No new number, no bot, no new phone app.

Or just talk

Send a voice note, or send //call and have a live conversation.

What it takes off you

It keeps track, so you can stop.

Hand it something and it stays handed over — the booking to chase, the thing to renew before the 30th, the question you asked it to go and answer.

A board, not a promise

Planned, in progress, done — see what it is actually holding.

One front door for your SAGE agents

Ask Mynah to hand work to another agent and bring the result back.

What it can do

Ask for the thing. Get the thing.

Not a chat window that describes what it would do. It writes the file, keeps what you send it, looks things up, and tells you when something moves.

It writes real documents

“Make me a PDF about the quarter.” A PDF, a Word file or a deck comes back as a file — on Signal as an attachment, in the app as something to click.

Made on your Mac

Send it anything

Photos, receipts, screenshots, PDFs. It files what you send and brings it back when you ask. Send a picture and it can read it too — on your Mac with the local brain, or by the cloud model you chose, if that model can see.

Kept on your Mac

It looks things up

Prices, opening hours, what happened this morning. The current answer rather than what a model remembers from training.

Search terms leave

It tells you when something changes

Turn it on and it checks on its own — a message from one of your agents, a task that moved, a deadline getting close — and writes to you only when something has. Not what you just changed yourself.

Off until you turn it on

It keeps its own calendar

Anything with a date on it goes into a calendar called Mynah, so your Mac, phone and watch do the reminding. Delete the calendar and everything it put there goes with it.

Your calendar, your Mac

It writes real documents

Ask for a PDF and you get one that reads like somebody made it — headings, tables, proper typesetting, and a diagram drawn into the page where a picture says it better than a sentence.

Made on your Mac

Where your words go

Local by default. Explicit when it isn’t.

The model, memory, notes, and voice processing run on your Mac by default. If a feature contacts another service, Mynah tells you.

Model, memory, and notes

Run and stay on your Mac by default.

Stays here

Speech and voice

Processed on your Mac. Signal and WhatsApp carry your encrypted messages and attachments.

Stays here

A picture you send

Filed on your Mac either way. Read there by the local brain, or sent to your cloud model when it is one that can read pictures — a model that cannot is never sent an image.

Only if it can see

Optional services

Cloud models, web search, calls, and updates are named in Privacy.

You decide

No Mynah account. No hosted Mynah model or memory service. Every exception is named in the app.

Get started

Give it a Mac and Signal or WhatsApp. That is it.

Apple silicon, macOS 14 or later, and a Signal or WhatsApp account.

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