A new kind of personal AI

You saw the message.You meant to act.Then life happened.

Important requests get buried in notifications every day. Auvren is being built to catch what needs your attention and turn it into something you won’t forget.

Built for AndroidDesigned around on‑device privacy

Concept illustration. Auvren is in development; this is not a screenshot of a released app.Among several notifications, a work chat message from Priya asking “Can you send me the website link?” is recognized as a request and becomes a pending task titled “Send website link”, with its source and a mark-complete action.

Your notifications remember everything. You don’t have to.

Your manager sends a request. A friend asks for a favor. Someone shares something you need to revisit. A few hours later, those messages are buried beneath dozens of other notifications.

The problem isn’t that you don’t care. It’s that your attention has limits.

From notification to action.

  1. Notice

    Auvren looks for potentially actionable requests in the notifications you allow it to access.

  2. Understand

    It identifies what may need action and preserves the relevant context, so you know what the task is and where it came from.

  3. Remember

    Tasks stay visible in your personal task list and planned home-screen widget until you decide what to do with them.

What Auvren can see will depend on the Android notification access you grant and on what each app includes in its notifications.

Less noise. More follow-through.

Auvren is in development. This is what it’s being built to do.

Actionable intelligence

Find the requests hiding among everyday notifications.

Context that stays with you

Keep the original message and sender associated with the task, so you don’t have to remember where it came from.

A persistent task list

Important items shouldn’t disappear just because a notification was dismissed.

A glanceable home screen

See what still needs your attention without reopening every conversation.

Planned widget

Your messages are yours. Period.

Auvren is being designed with a local-first approach. The goal is to process notification content directly on your Android device, without uploading your personal messages to an AI server.

Diagram of the intended design: on your Android device, a notification is processed on the device into a task. The path from the device to an AI server is cut, because personal message content is not meant to be uploaded.
  • Local by design

    Personal notification content is intended to stay on your device.

  • Your permissions, your choice

    You control whether Auvren can access notifications. You should be able to revoke that access through Android settings.

  • You stay in control

    Auvren helps identify possible tasks. You decide what to do with them.

About the waitlist: Waitlist signup is separate from the app’s intended on-device processing. If you join the waitlist, your email address will be stored to manage early-access updates.

Be there from the beginning.

Auvren is in development. Join the waitlist for early-access updates as the product takes shape.

Your email is used to manage the Auvren waitlist. Product updates are only sent if you tick the box. To be removed, email us. See the privacy notice.

Questions

What is Auvren?

Auvren is an Android AI assistant in development that aims to turn actionable notifications into persistent tasks, helping you follow through on the things that matter.

Is Auvren available now?

Not yet. Auvren is in development, and the waitlist is for people who want to follow its progress and hear about early access.

Will Auvren upload my messages?

The product is being designed to process personal notification content locally on your device. The waitlist separately stores your email address for early-access communication.

Does it work with WhatsApp?

The initial concept focuses on Android notifications, including relevant messaging notifications. Exact compatibility will depend on Android permissions and what each app exposes through notifications.

Will it be free?

Pricing has not been finalized. Join the waitlist for updates as the product develops.

How can I leave the waitlist?

Email hanif.mbb@gmail.com from the address you signed up with and ask to be removed. Your email address will be deleted from the waitlist. The privacy notice has the details.