Variants

Free Early Alpha · macOS only

The AI assistant that adapts itself to you.

Your work already has a language: project names, folder habits, recurring decisions, and small rules no template captures. Situate discovers that language and builds a personal way of working around it.

See how Situate works

Free Early Alpha for macOS.

No required GTD setup. No universal taxonomy. You show Situate the sources you choose, and it asks focused questions before forming a working model.

Inside Situate

Software should learn the shape of your work.

Situate begins with guided discovery. With your permission, it imports available information from the sources you select, explains the patterns it finds, and asks concise questions where names or responsibilities could mean more than one thing.

Context

What should I carry into Friday?

Proposed change · Add the agreed follow-up to the project history.
Product interface · Discovery and proposed update

Personal from the start

From your existing setup to a useful assistant.

Personalization is more than a preference screen. Situate derives working instructions from the way your information is already organized, then improves them with you through conversation.

  1. 01

    Choose the context

    Point Situate to folders, accessible APIs, files, and data sources you want it to use. You decide what is available, subject to existing permissions.

  2. 02

    Shape the working model

    Situate identifies conventions and relationships, explains what it has inferred, and asks targeted questions instead of making silent assumptions.

  3. 03

    Adjust by talking

    Correct a connection, request a view, or change how a source should be handled in ordinary language. Your working model evolves with your work.

Adaptation you can understand

Different work deserves a different assistant.

A freelance developer, researcher, and designer may all keep useful systems—and none of those systems should have to collapse into the same template.

01 / Discover

Understands your conventions

Situate recognizes recurring structures, labels, and relationships in the material you choose, while surfacing ambiguity for you to resolve.

02 / Extend

Builds the integration it needs

Through its plugin system, Situate writes its own integrations for APIs, files, and data sources you can access—adapting the assistant to your actual toolset.

03 / Evolve

Changes through dialogue

Refine a rule, correct a connection, or request a new view in ordinary language. Situate develops your working system with you.

Adaptable by design

An open foundation for a personal tool.

Real adaptation leaves room for inspection and extension. Situate will launch as open source. The current free macOS Early Alpha source has not yet been published.

The open foundation makes it possible to understand and extend the tool that holds your working context.

Product walkthrough

See selected-source discovery, a clarifying question, a self-created integration, and an adapted context view.

Product walkthrough · Discovery, adaptation and action

FAQ

What “adapts to you” means in practice.

Do I need to adopt a specific productivity method?

No. Situate begins with your existing conventions and develops that system with you instead of replacing it with a fixed method.

How does Situate learn my setup?

During onboarding, Situate examines only the sources you select, imports available information, identifies patterns, explains its interpretation, and asks focused questions where meaning is unclear.

What sources can I select?

You can select folders, files, apps, and data sources available through accessible APIs or stable interfaces. With your permission, Situate can create the plugin integrations it needs for those sources.

Is the Early Alpha open source?

Situate is committed to an open-source launch. The source for the current free macOS Early Alpha has not been published yet.

Can I use it on Windows, Linux, or mobile?

Not in this Early Alpha. The current release is exclusively for macOS.

Free Early Alpha · macOS

Start with the system you already know.

The free Early Alpha for macOS is made for people whose work does not fit neatly inside someone else’s template.

Free Early Alpha for macOS.