Work · Claudito
Your work computer, one call away
- Check if the server is up and how much disk is left.
- Sure, on it.
- checking the server…
- Done: it's up and there's about 140 GB free.
- Read me the latest LinkedIn message.
- A consulting firm wants to set up a meeting on Tuesday. Should I say yes?
Claudito is an AI coworker that lives on your computer and answers you by voice from your phone. You talk to it like on a call, with no voice notes and no written replies to wait for, and it checks, searches, reads and gets things done. Before changing anything, it asks.
The problem
What you need is on your computer, and you aren't
Executives spend the day in meetings, on the road or traveling. To know whether a system is up, what an email says or how a platform's numbers look, they have to sit at their computer or ask someone.
Phone voice assistants can't help here: they don't see your systems, don't use your logins and can't act on your machine.
How it works
A native Android app that opens like your banking app. It keeps listening with the screen off, in your pocket or with headphones.
"Check if the server is up", "read me the latest LinkedIn message", "how many visits did the store get this week?". You can interrupt it anytime.
It tells you what it's doing ("on it") and, when done, tells you what matters, out loud. If it takes a while, it lets you know it's still on it.
What it can do
Whether a service is down, how much disk is left, what the logs say, how a server is doing.
Reads email and LinkedIn, sums up what matters and drafts replies. Nothing gets sent without your OK.
Uses your computer's browser with the sessions you already have open: admin panels, analytics, stores.
Finds documents, writes summaries and leaves tasks done for when you're back at your desk.
Security
It only obeys you
It knows your voice. It learns your voice from five sentences. If someone else speaks, it answers "That's not you, I don't recognize your voice" and does nothing. The comparison runs on your computer: your voice isn't sent to any service to identify you.
It asks first. Looking and diagnosing it does on its own. To delete, install, write or send anything, it asks out loud "Should I?", and approving requires it to recognize your voice with confidence.
No open doors. The app unlocks with your fingerprint and the computer connects outward through an encrypted channel, without exposing ports to the internet.
Who it's for
Keep up with their systems and inbox without having to sit down.
An assistant that knows their business and tools, available anytime.
Diagnose an incident from the street before getting to the office.
Hand off computer work while they're with clients.
Under the hood
A real agent, not a chat with a voice
The brain is Claude, by Anthropic, working as an agent on the computer: it can take actions, not just talk. Around it we built real-time voice (it detects when you've finished speaking, can be interrupted and answers with a natural voice), owner voice recognition, permission control and the native Android app.
It's installed on the client's computer, adapted to their systems and the way they speak, and it can run on the AI subscription the company already has. Voice costs are cents per hour of use.
In use
We use it every day at MAIC: it checks our servers, reads messages and gets into the platforms we manage while we're in meetings or out and about.