▹ v1 preview — in active development

Understand what people mean — in real time.

intellego is a calm desktop assistant that decodes tone, subtext, and implied asks during live calls, so you can follow the conversation without the guesswork.

Built for social anxiety, sensory overload, and neurodivergence.

What you see

Every time the other person finishes a turn, intellego transcribes their audio locally and shows one small comprehension card. Any facet the model can't provide is simply left blank — never guessed.

Assistive, not covert

intellego is for your own understanding — not for recording, transcribing people without their knowledge, or deceiving anyone. Only the other party's audio is processed, in the moment, and by default nothing is saved.

Download

Windows 10 / 11 (x64)

v0.1.0-alpha · ~24 MB

Download for Windows

An early alpha preview — expect rough edges. The installer isn't code-signed yet, so Windows SmartScreen shows an "unknown publisher" notice: choose More info → Run anyway. Verify with the SHA-256 checksum.

Build from source instead
  1. Install Rust, Node.js, and the Tauri prerequisites for Windows (WebView2).
  2. Clone the repo and install frontend deps:
    git clone https://github.com/losts1/intellego
    cd intellego
    npm --prefix app install
  3. Build the desktop app:
    cd app
    cargo tauri build

The source repo is currently private — access is required until the first public release.

macOS and Linux builds are planned for a later release. See it running on the alpha verification page.

Private by design