Documentation

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Guides, capabilities, comparisons and references — everything 1Presence can do, gathered in one place.

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Capabilities

What your Presence can actually do.

MemoryAn AI that does not forget. Persistent semantic memory you can browse, search and trust. Preferences, projects, people, decisions — kept forever.AgentsCreate specialist AI agents for different parts of your life. An inbox-keeper. A researcher. A journal-keeper. A meeting prepper. Each with its own identity, voice and skills.WorkflowsA workflow is a named recipe of stages, each handled by an agent, producing things that land where they belong. The Monday brief, the triaged inbox, the meeting prep — set up once, running on a schedule, paused only when they need you.Creator StudioA complete production studio inside 1Presence. Marketing images, brand videos, presenter clips, podcasts — made from conversation, in your brand and your voice. You only pay for what you generate.ConnectorsGmail, Calendar, Drive, Notion, GitHub, Slack, LinkedIn, X, Motion, Read AI, Strava, Google Health, the web, and your local folders. Access asked for when needed. Revocable any time.Your vaultA growing library of your notes, written in plain markdown you can read in any editor or Obsidian. Built up through conversation. Yours to browse, edit and export.VoiceSpeak to Presence the way you would to a person. Dictate, pause, and it sends; talk hands-free in the car or on a walk; have replies read back to you. Built to be talked to, not typed at.SkillsSkills are reusable recipes your agents reach for when the task fits. Build a personal library — "morning brief", "weekly review", "prep me" — that gets more powerful the longer you use it.CollaborationShare a vault note directly with someone by email — read, comment, or edit. One copy you both see live, a full history of who changed what, and inline comments beside the work. Nothing public, no link to leak.All featuresEverything a personal AI should be: persistent memory, a real vault of your notes, agents you create for different parts of your life, and connectors that reach into the tools you already use.

Compare

How 1Presence differs from the tools you already know.

Use cases

What Presence ends up doing for different kinds of people.

Company

How it is built, and who builds it.