Your private AI command center.
A morning briefing, your workouts, journal and notes, and an assistant. All running on your own computer.
Your morning, briefed.
Papers, models, news, markets, your calendar and your code. Ranked against your goals by a local AI, with a plan for the day.
- Finish the problem set due Thursday, starting with question 3.
- Pull day: work on explosive chest-to-bar pull-ups.
- Solve one Codeforces problem just above your rating.
One app for the whole day.
Train like it's your job.
Calisthenics, weights, cardio and mobility. Log every set, get your next target, and see a sketch of every movement. No gym? It switches to home alternatives.
A running log of your life.
Write, add photos and drawings, and Guardian attaches a snapshot of your day: workout, priorities, code and markets.
An assistant with tools.
It searches the web, reads pages, calls APIs and checks your own data.
Find anything with ⌘K.
Notes, books, podcasts and videos, with search across everything.
In your pocket.
Pair once and add it to your home screen. Your computer does the AI work.
Describe a feature. Review it. Keep it.
The local model can add sources and cards to Guardian. You see the exact change first, and any change can be undone.
Your data stays yours.
Guardian has no servers and no accounts. There's nothing for anyone else to see.
AI on your computer.
The model runs locally. Your journal, notes, workouts and email summaries are processed on your own hardware.
You hold the keys.
Google connects with your own credentials, stored only on your computer. Read-only, except one spreadsheet Guardian creates.
Nothing to sell.
No ads, no tracking, no data collection. Backups go to your own private GitHub, only if you turn them on.
Get Guardian.
For Macs with Apple Silicon and 16 GB of memory or more. Request access and you'll be invited to the repository. Then it's one command to install.