Pana.

My AI works for me,
not for Zuck.

Pana never sells your data to advertisers or anyone else. Your Pana works only for you.

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What people already hand to their Pana

01 / 07

Prepping every meeting before it starts

“Every event on my calendar gets a card 15 minutes before: who, context, likely agenda. Prep time went to zero.”

A professional with back to back meetings
02 / 07

Running an apartment hunt for two

“It filters new listings against what we asked for and shares a view with my partner, reactions included.”

An apartment hunter with a partner
03 / 07

Tracking a weight gain plan from photos of meals

“I use it every day to track my weight gain plan. I just snap the meal.”

A gym goer on a weight gain plan
04 / 07

Turned a 3 minute voice memo into a slide deck

“I explained the structure, content and design in a 3 minute voice note. A few minutes later I had the first version.”

A startup founder
05 / 07

Redlined a contract the same afternoon

“It reframed section 2.3 around how things actually work, in two minutes.”

A consultant who lives in contracts
06 / 07

Flagged a fine of up to 20M before it shipped

“My Pana helped me and my client avoid a fine that could have reached 20 million dollars.”

A consultant on a client data project
07 / 07

Caught its own mistake, unasked

“Half an hour later, my Pana told me it had misread me and fixed everything without me asking.”

An engineer at a software company
Can you help me eat healthier?
Built you a tracker. Send a photo of your meals.
A plate of shrimp tacos with avocado, pico de gallo, and lime
Logged roughly 25 g of protein. Some chicken for dinner would help you reach today’s goal.

Built around what you need, not what sells.

Describe the tool once. Pana builds it and runs it, with only your interests in mind.

Pana built a meal tracker that reads photos

“I use it every day to track my weight gain plan. I just snap the meal.”

A gym goer on a weight gain plan

Pana built one inbox for iMessage, WhatsApp and Signal

“Asked if it could handle all three. Yes, Pana did.”

Someone who texts on three apps

Pana built a swim plan with an interval timer

Three training plans, every drill, and a timer for each set at the pool.

A morning swimmer

Pana built a baby milestone log

“I just wanted to know when he would stand up, say his first words, and everything after.”

A new dad

Pana built a personalized daily meditation

“Every morning it makes a guided meditation based on what happened the day before.”

Someone who starts the day calm

Pana built a stress leaderboard from Whoop and the calendar

“Next, I’ll track which Slack messages raise my stress.”

A Whoop wearer who tracks stress
Heading for a run. Send me voice notes only.

Tell it anything. Nobody’s listening for ads.

Texts, photos, voice notes. What you say trains your Pana, not an ad model.

Want me to do your Amazon shopping?
Yeah, here’s the password ••••••••••••
Saved securely. I’ll order those coffee beans.

No one reads your conversations.

No one can read your messages. Your passwords are stored securely.

Privacy and control

Your data is yours

Your data is on your own private computer

Your chats, files and connected accounts live on a computer that belongs only to you.

We don’t sell your data

No one can read your files and messages. We don’t sell your data to advertisers.

Works with the apps you already use

Connect an account once. Pana can then read, sort and act across them.

Google CalendarSlackNotionLinearGitHubOuraWhoopand more

Need something else? Ask. Pana can often build the connection itself.

From the people using it

Built a sketching guide for any photo

“Love sketching too, and I’ve been looking for something like this for gesture drawing!”

An artist who sketches by hand

Plays live Bay Area radio

“I love knowing that what I’m listening to is live, from someone nearby picking great music.”

A college radio fan

Built a pipeline in minutes

“I built a short pipeline that used to take me hours.”

An engineer at a software company

Makes endless Mondrians

“The most useless trick, and I really like it.”

A modern art fan

Wrote a short story in Spanish

“It cost 77 cents to produce.”

A fan of Spanish language fiction

Picks a film for your mood

“It asks how I’ve been, we talk a bit, and it finds a film that fits.”

A film lover

Names the stars above you

“The math was really hard to figure out. Now I just point.”

An amateur stargazer

Built a sketching guide for any photo

“Love sketching too, and I’ve been looking for something like this for gesture drawing!”

An artist who sketches by hand

Plays live Bay Area radio

“I love knowing that what I’m listening to is live, from someone nearby picking great music.”

A college radio fan

Built a pipeline in minutes

“I built a short pipeline that used to take me hours.”

An engineer at a software company

Makes endless Mondrians

“The most useless trick, and I really like it.”

A modern art fan

Wrote a short story in Spanish

“It cost 77 cents to produce.”

A fan of Spanish language fiction

Picks a film for your mood

“It asks how I’ve been, we talk a bit, and it finds a film that fits.”

A film lover

Names the stars above you

“The math was really hard to figure out. Now I just point.”

An amateur stargazer

Talks to Pana with one tap

“When I have a quick idea, I just press and talk.”

An iPhone power user

Put clients’ time on a real globe

“A world clock shouldn’t just list hours. It should show you the world.”

Someone with clients in many time zones

Reminds her to take her pills

“My wife loves her Pana. It reminds her to take her pills.”

A husband

Produced a guitar track in the style of Cerati

“I asked my Pana how to sound like Gustavo Cerati. Ten minutes later I had the track.”

A guitarist and Cerati fan

Names any chord you play

“You tap the frets and it tells you every name that shape can have.”

A guitar player learning theory

Bought food for my cat

“I love my Pana. It helped me buy food for my cat.”

A cat owner

Suggests tricks worth building

“You just click build this and it starts building.”

A product builder at a software company

Talks to Pana with one tap

“When I have a quick idea, I just press and talk.”

An iPhone power user

Put clients’ time on a real globe

“A world clock shouldn’t just list hours. It should show you the world.”

Someone with clients in many time zones

Reminds her to take her pills

“My wife loves her Pana. It reminds her to take her pills.”

A husband

Produced a guitar track in the style of Cerati

“I asked my Pana how to sound like Gustavo Cerati. Ten minutes later I had the track.”

A guitarist and Cerati fan

Names any chord you play

“You tap the frets and it tells you every name that shape can have.”

A guitar player learning theory

Bought food for my cat

“I love my Pana. It helped me buy food for my cat.”

A cat owner

Suggests tricks worth building

“You just click build this and it starts building.”

A product builder at a software company

Questions

Is Pana free?

Yes. Pana runs on the Claude or ChatGPT subscription you already pay for, so it costs nothing extra.

When something is free, aren’t you the product?

Usually, ads pay for it. Pana is free because your own subscription does the thinking, so we never need to sell your data.

Does Pana sell or share my data?

No. Not to advertisers, not to anyone. Your data lives on your own private computer and no one can read it.

Who does my Pana work for?

Only you. There is no advertiser behind it to keep happy.

Hand it off.

Let Pana do the rest

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