Works with no signal
Use Elren on a plane, in the subway or abroad with roaming off. The model, your memory and your calendar all live on the phone.
Elren plans your day, changes your calendar and remembers what you tell it. The model runs on your phone's chip, so you can use it with no signal and no token limit.
Use Elren on a plane, in the subway or abroad with roaming off. The model, your memory and your calendar all live on the phone.
Correct Elren once and the next reply uses the correction. Turn on cloud learning and it also trains a personal layer on your examples, from once a week up to once a day.
Cloud assistants bill by the token, so a limit can stop you mid-task. Elren uses your phone's chip, and you can send as many messages as your battery allows.
Web search calls a paid service, so it has a cap of 100 searches a day.
Ask for an outcome and Elren uses the right app. It marks a task done only after that app confirms it, and it sends email only after you approve the exact message.
Thursday at 10:00 works for me. I'll bring the draft.
Elren servers
Cloud learning, off by default
Flip the switch to see what keeps running.
Elren collects the memories, events and todos that fit your request.
The model on your phone picks a tool or writes a reply. Text from mail and web pages reaches it marked as untrusted.
Code validates the call, compares dates with weekdays and blocks repeats. A cut-off call never runs.
iOS or Gmail returns what happened, and that result becomes the card you see.
Memory stores facts. The personal layer teaches the model how you like things done. You decide if it runs, and you can reset it at any time without losing your memories.
If you turn learning off, Elren cancels any running job and deletes your uploaded examples.
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Beta prices. They may change before public release.
Elren starts with a 0.5 GB model for reminders, todos and events, and that needs about 3 GB of memory. For harder requests it offers a bigger model and you tap to load it. Light needs about 4 GB of memory, Compact about 6 GB and Large about 12 GB. The app checks your phone before it downloads anything.
Web searches go through Elren's proxy. Gmail requests go to Google. Sign-in and plan checks go to Elren's server, and the app downloads its models once from Hugging Face. Your training examples leave only if you turn on cloud learning.
No. Elren runs models with 0.8 to 9 billion parameters, small enough for a phone. Use it for your schedule, tasks, mail and notes, and use a large cloud model for deep research.
Long sessions use more battery and warm the phone, because the model runs on the phone's GPU. Short requests cost little.
Settings has one action that wipes the phone's local data and another that deletes your account and everything on the server. You can also view, correct or forget single memories in the Memory tab.