Start with Mirror — free, forever. Step up when you want Ethos to draft emails, book time, or talk to you on WhatsApp — every outward move waits for your yes. Every plan includes the journal, vault, and memory. Cancel anytime.
Mirror reflects your days back.
Compass starts pointing somewhere.
Atlas carries your whole world.
Oracle knows you and sees ahead.
Mirror is free forever — no credit card, no expiry. Paid plans cancel anytime. Save 15% by paying annually. Your notes, vault, and memory are yours regardless of which plan you’re on.
| Category comparison — how the everyday alternatives behave out of the box. | A generic chat | A notes app | Ethos |
|---|---|---|---|
Answers a question you paste in | Yes | No | Yes |
Keeps what you write down | No | Yes | Yes |
Lives in WhatsApp — text or voice note | No | No | Yes |
Acts in your calendar and email — and waits for your yes | No | No | Yes |
Notices on its own — a nudge before the slip, not an alarm you set | No | No | Yes |
Sees your whole world: journal, files, time, calendar | No | No | Yes |
Category comparison — how the everyday alternatives behave out of the box.
No. Ethos drafts, prepares, and lines things up early, but anything that sends, shares, or leaves your world waits for your yes. And the small things it does on its own, you can always undo.
Not really. You talk to Ethos in plain words, and you can reach it on WhatsApp — the app you already have open. There’s no syntax to learn and no ritual to keep.
Today, your Google world — Calendar, Gmail, Drive, Docs, Sheets, and Slides — with more on the way. You decide which connections to switch on, and you can turn any of them off.
It sees only what you allow, only to help you, and never to sell or to rent. Disconnect Google and the stored keys are deleted that same moment. The things you mark private stay behind a door only you can open.
Yes. Paste them in, drag in files, attach photos and audio. Your back catalog is welcome — and the more Ethos knows, the more useful it gets.
