From using intelligence to working with it.
For fifty years, computers waited for us. We clicked, typed, and told them exactly what to do.
Now intelligence works on its own. It writes code, reads contracts, and runs for hours, many at once.
This is the age of with.
The interface hasn’t caught up
We still meet that intelligence in chat boxes and walls of text, as if it were a tool.
You don’t work with a colleague by reading their logs.
Voice is how we work with
People who work together talk. A question across the room, an answer in a sentence, and nobody stops what they’re doing.
That’s the interface intelligence needs now.
It speaks only when it matters
Most of what an agent does never needs you. A few moments do: it’s done, it’s stuck, it needs a yes.
Heard tells you then, and stays quiet the rest of the time.
It knows what you mean
“Tell the Codex one to stop” should just work.
Heard reads your words, then your context, and asks only when it truly can’t tell.
One place for every agent
Every company is building an agent. Heard is where they all reach you, and it belongs to none of them.
Its engine is open source, and what it sees stays on your Mac by default.
Intelligence is abundant now. Your attention isn’t.
We’re building the way you work with all of it, starting with your voice.
Kelly SunFounder, Heard
Backed by
Betaworks, Alpha Edison, and the family office of Iron Mountain’s CEO.
If this is the future you want to build, we’re hiring.