Everywhere you are
The same agent on your phone, your Mac and in the browser. Start on the train, finish at your desk — same conversation, same memory.
One personal agent for iPhone, Android, Mac and the web. It works with the model you choose and keeps a private memory that follows you from device to device.
Most AI tools forget you when the tab closes, tie you to one vendor and live inside a single app. Celindor is built the other way around.
The same agent on your phone, your Mac and in the browser. Start on the train, finish at your desk — same conversation, same memory.
Connect Claude, GPT, Gemini, an open-weight model or your own endpoint. You choose the brain you trust; Celindor brings the memory and the tools.
Hosted in the EU, with encrypted credentials, real export and deletion — and a path to run everything on your own hardware.
Install Celindor on iPhone or Android, or open it in your browser, and create your account.
Add a key for the model provider you prefer. It is encrypted before it is stored, and you pay the provider directly.
Chat, dictate voice notes and add documents. Celindor remembers what matters and asks before doing anything risky.
Celindor turns conversations, voice notes and documents into a private memory that you can review and control.
Voice, files and chat all feed the same pipeline. Celindor reads, extracts and files it for you.
Ask in plain language and Celindor brings back what you saved — and who was involved.
I record a voice note after every meeting, and the decisions and owners are filed before I’m back at my desk.
Switching models without losing months of context is the reason I moved over.
It’s the first assistant I trust with client documents — mostly because I know exactly where they live.
During early access Celindor itself is free. You pay your model provider directly for what you use.
In a data centre in Germany, inside the EU/EEA. Your data explains the details.
Supported hosted providers such as Anthropic, OpenAI and Google — or your own OpenAI-compatible endpoint.
Yes. The server, memory and document pipeline are built to be self-hosted. A guide will be published with the first public release.
Celindor is in active development. Get the app, or tell us how you would use it.