Rene launches as text-based multiplayer personal AI assistant across apps
mhdfaran · x · 2026-09-17
Rene bills itself as "Multiplayer Personal Superintelligence" — a text-message-first assistant that triages Gmail, clears calendar conflicts, syncs Slack, files Linear issues, prioritizes GitHub reviews, and checks WHOOP health data. It can also build sites, make slides, book restaurants, and let two users' Renes coordinate plans with each other. Privacy claims: data never sold or used for training, with delegated access instead of stored passwords. Free to start.
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