Introducing Quest, the personal agent that studies you like a profiler.

Quest is for believers-only. It requires radical transparency: full access to your life so your agent can craft your memory.

If you give it a shot, you’ll unlock a personal advisor, always in your corner, helping you and encouraging you to start your quests.

Quest is built different:

1. Memory from day one: 100+ wiki files created on you, all your relationships mapped.

2. Phone-Use: Quest has its own Android phone, and can control messaging apps like WhatsApp, Instagram or TikTok.

3. Fluid UI: Quest builds tailor-made iOS mini-apps around each of your quests.

4. Mothership of AI Assistants: Quest can manage your Instinct and Muse on your behalf.

5. Self-Improving Proactivity Harness: Quest reacts to anything, not just your email, and its proactivity evolves from your feedback and its own mistakes.

Try it today on iOS: start.new.quest

Quest wrote 156 files about me, my projects, my interests and my personality. It also mapped 358 relationships. I gave Quest access to my emails, my Whatsapp and my Insta. My Memory is updated daily.

I use Quest daily for various personal searches, and not having to constantly provide context again is so refreshing.

I connected my Granola to Quest.

For my English quest: After each call, Quest analyzes my transcript, identifies mistakes, and generates a quiz for me to practice.

For my social media quest: Quest created a story bank of potential X posts based on what I actually said during meetings.

Quest can read and respond to my WhatsApp conversations.

For my becoming-a-great-dad quest: Quest reads my neighborhood dads' WhatsApp group, where we exchange free stuff. Q. gives things away on my behalf and alerts me when there's something suitable for my 2-year-old.

For my history nerd quest: Quest managed my Instinct to create a podcast playlist. Quest wrote a full brief, and went back and forth with Instinct nine times to get it done.

I share my saved places list from Google Maps and my live location with Quest.

For my travel side quests: When we go somewhere, Quest knows my taste and sends me proactive nudges throughout the day with things I should try.

I was personally lucky to have found my main quest early.

Our quests are what we love, what we dream of, what we care enough about to spend time and energy on. They make us different.

Growing up in rural France, I remember falling in love with Kickstarter. Watching founders turn strange ideas into real products made building tech my quest.

10 years later, I had built my first company in the hardware space. A few years later, we got acquired, and I moved to San Francisco.

Most people never get that initial moment.

Their hobby gets dropped. Their project stays in a notes app. The friend they mean to call waits another month.

We built Quest to notice those things. And proactively encourage us to find, start, and achieve our quests.

Always in our corner.