Dali

Dali is a cross-platform AI assistant designed to manage all your life information and respond when you need it.

Dali follows a Local-First design philosophy, allowing you to access your recorded information even without an internet connection. Let Dali transform your AI information workflow.

Who Should Use Dali

Imagine if you’ve ever experienced the following scenarios:

• You’ve been trying to remember your train seat number, only to forget and have to check your phone again once you’re on board.
• You booked a hotel before a trip, but find yourself checking your phone again for the room number when you arrive.
• You received an email from a student requesting leave, but forgot who it was, leading you to search through emails again during roll call.
• You saw a preview of an OpenAI event on X and needed to switch apps to add a reminder to your schedule.
• You came across a great tip in a tweet, but can’t find it again later or it’s gone 404.

With Dali, you can resolve these issues by simply:

• Pressing the Action Button or using another custom method to ask your personal assistant and get an immediate answer.

In between, you only need to:

• Press a shortcut on your Mac or iPhone to silently record this information in the background.

If you frequently retrieve information from your screen but often forget it, then Dali is definitely for you.

Form Factor

Our product is presented as cross-platform software. Although each platform has a meticulously designed main interface, the ultimate goal is for users to never actively open the app’s main interface. We advocate for seamless interaction and aim to minimize interaction flow. We strive to achieve invisible interaction through system-level features like shortcuts, accessibility features, and hotkeys.

Usage

Dali's core functionalities include two main states: “Feed” and “Ask.”

• Feed: Users submit images with any relevant information to the system, which becomes part of their personal database.
• Ask: Users inquire about any content via voice or text input, and Dali provides answers.

macOS

As a tool for efficiency, we consider Mac as the primary platform for “Feed.” We focus on seamless information collection on macOS.

• Feed: Press [Command+Shift+S] and select the target content area with your mouse to silently capture and process screenshots. You can continue working during processing, and receive a notification once data entry is complete.
• Ask: Press [Option+Space] to bring up the app’s main interface and initiate a query.

iOS

Whether on-the-go, the iPhone is always the most accessible portable device; it’s also where we view information during fragmented times like commuting. Therefore, the “Feed” and “Ask” functionalities on iOS are designed for maximum convenience through shortcuts and accessibility features:

• Feed: Tap the back of your iPhone to capture a screenshot and complete the Feed in the Dali App.
• Ask: Press the [Action Button] or use Siri/desktop shortcuts to immediately ask questions and get answers.

Use Cases

Here are some scenarios where Dali can be useful, though its applications extend far beyond these examples. The scope of Dali's usage depends on the user’s exploration:

• Feed: Chat logs, invoice receipts, order screenshots, tweets, tickets (plane, train, movie), etc.
• Ask: Schedule management, bill inquiries, train seat numbers, reminders for any events, etc.

Community and Support

If you encounter any issues, feel free to contact us or seek help from the community.

• QQ: 923724755
• Email: rene@ygeeker