A personal assistant that knows your day.
It drafts tomorrow's plan the night before, checks in while the day is moving, and remembers what matters to you. Changes to your plan wait for your yes.
Your first sign-in creates your account.
Runs on its own, every day
Your AI, fenced in
The name comes from an old word for a fenced pen, the kind a homesteader built to keep what was theirs safe and growing. That's what Cloys does with your life. The big assistants keep your data on their land. Cloys keeps it on yours.
The context layer
Your plans, your patterns, your body, your people and your stars live in Cloys. The AI models work underneath it like hired hands. When a better one comes along, it goes to work for you, and you don't start over.
Connectors
Cloys pulls in what you already have scattered across other services. Apple Health and Oura connect today, with more on the way. Every connector is one more fence post, not one more company holding your life.
Yours
Only you can see what's inside. Nothing leaves without your yes. The longer you live with Cloys, the better it knows you, and that knowledge stays yours to keep, to take with you, or to close for good. Jefferson keeps the business. Cloys keeps the homestead.
Cloys in a nutshell
Cloys was my great-grandfather's name and my father's middle name. People who worked the land and looked after their own.
The word holds two ideas. One is sweetness. The other is a cloi, an old word for a fenced pen, where a homesteader kept what was theirs safe and growing. Cloys is both: kind to you, and a strong fence around what's yours.
Power to the people. We believe technology should keep the individual safe, not prey on them. Most AI treats your life as a crop someone else harvests. Cloys turns that around. You hold the land, the fence and the deed, and the AI works for you inside it.
Derek Lovrenich, founder
What Cloys does
Talk to Cloys anywhere in the app, from a full page or the floating button. Behind Cloys is a small team of specialists, eleven of them, such as a Sleep & Recovery coach, an accountability agent and a chief of staff. They post what they notice along the way.
The daily rhythm
You don't have to remember to check in. A morning brief, an afternoon check and an evening outlook run on their own. The night before, Cloys drafts tomorrow's plan. Once a week, it writes you a summary.
Plan
You open the app and see your day: your intent, your agenda, today's plan and tomorrow's. Your personal tasks, goals and commitments sit in the same place.
Body
Workouts, meals, recipes, fasting, supplements, biometrics and metrics live together. Upload a lab result as a PDF and Cloys reads it. Connect your own Oura ring in Settings, and your sleep, readiness and activity sync each day.
Mind
Write in your journal, keep your therapy notes and fill in your scorecard. Astrology and readings are there too, if that's your thing.
Memory
Cloys remembers what you tell it and what it learns. There is a place for the people you care about, too. Each person's data is separate.
You stay in control
When Cloys wants to change something, like a workout, a meal or a goal, it asks first. The change waits under Pending until you confirm it.
Cloys and Jefferson
Jefferson is the private AI chief of staff for insurance agencies. It holds your work. Cloys holds your life. We keep them apart on purpose.
Planned, not available yet. Linking your own Jefferson to Cloys is planned and not available yet.
Questions
No. Cloys is not a medical service, and it does not diagnose or treat anything. It helps you track, plan and notice. For medical questions, ask a qualified professional.
Mostly no. When Cloys wants to change a workout, a meal or a goal, it proposes the change and you confirm it under Pending. Two small things happen straight away: saving a note and creating a personal task.
Yes. Cloys remembers what you tell it and what it learns, and each person's data is separate. Sensitive fields are encrypted, and actions are written to an audit trail.
Press Sign up or Log in. Sign-in is through Bio-ID, and your first sign-in creates your account. Sign up and Log in lead to the same place.
Yes. In Settings, connect your own ring. Your sleep, readiness and activity sync daily.
Linking your own Jefferson to Cloys is planned and not available yet. Read more on the Cloys and Jefferson page.
