The Siri alternative that gets things done
Siri is built into every iPhone and quick with short commands. Iris is for the longer jobs: the email that needs an answer, the appointment that needs moving, the form that needs filling in.
Talk like you would to a person
Iris listens while it talks, so you can interrupt it mid-sentence. It knows who in your home is speaking and never answers itself.
It keeps working when you stop talking
Ask for something bigger and Iris shows its steps as it goes: "Iris is busy" slides up on your iPhone while it reads, compares and plans. You hear back when it is done.
Your iPhone, Mac and tv together
Start on your phone, finish on your Mac. Iris can put the day's plan on the tv, turn a loud tv down before it speaks, and fill in logins in Chrome.
A name and a voice of its own
The first time you open the app, your assistant picks its own name, voice and a bit of character. From then on it answers to that name.
Be among the first
First invites go out this winter. iPhone first, Android soon after.
Questions
Does Iris replace Siri?
It works next to it. Keep Siri for timers and quick settings, and use Iris for the tasks that take several steps.
Which devices does Iris work on?
iPhone and Mac, plus tv and speakers through AirPlay and Google Cast, and Chrome. Android and a Windows PC app are on their way.
When can I use it?
Iris is not public yet. First invites go out this winter, iPhone first. Join the waitlist to be among the first.