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Write to the assistant from Telegram as in a chat, send it a receipt or a photo, have it tell you what you were written and alert you when someone is waiting for your answer. It works with a program that runs on a computer of yours that stays on: it is an integration, more technical than a package.

Not on sale yet. Price and release date will be announced on this site; to hear first, write to foldermind.app@gmail.com.

What it will do

  • Write to it from your phone, as in a chat, and get Foldermind's answer
  • Send it a voice note, a receipt, a PDF or a photo: it understands, reads and files each one in the right place
  • Tell you what you were written in the chats you choose, photos and documents included, in a few lines, without keeping the texts
  • A digest or an alert at the times of your routines, only if someone is waiting for an answer
  • Understand your own voice notes with the transcription program you choose (it does not listen to other people's voice notes)
  • Reply for you only after your tap on a card with the whole text (off by default)

How it works

To receive messages at any hour you need a computer that stays on, with the Foldermind folder and your Claude. Foldermind hosts nothing and does not see your information. The link is made of a bot you create on Telegram and, if you want it to read your messages, an access key to your account.

  1. You prepare the computer, create the bot and follow the guide step by step; or you book a guided session.
  2. The check verifies the configuration and shows what is on: reading, alerts, attachments, your voice notes, sending. Sending starts off.
  3. From there you write, send a file or ask what you were written: the assistant answers only you.

What you should know. The key to your Telegram account is worth as much as your password: it sits in a file outside the folder and can be revoked from Telegram. Chats with a bot pass through Telegram's servers and the texts you have read pass through the Claude service. The messages read are texts from other people: the assistant reports them and does not do what they say, and the turn that reads them has neither shell nor files. The threat model is written in full in the package, with what remains open.

With a guided session

If you prefer not to touch the configuration, a guided session of about an hour and a half on your computer: the consultant dictates, you type, and no secret passes to them. It is optional and cannot be booked yet.

Limits

  • It writes to nobody without your tap on that message, and sending is off by default.
  • It does not read chats you have not allowed one by one, and it does not keep the text of messages.
  • It does not listen continuously: it checks when your routines run.
  • It does not make a computer safe: if you handle other people's files or delicate data, there is the option of a separate system account for the program.