Rene Launches as a Text-Message-First 'Multiplayer Personal Superintelligence' Assistant
HeyToha · x · 2026-09-17
New product Rene pitches itself as "Multiplayer Personal Superintelligence": you text it, and it drafts Gmail replies, resolves calendar conflicts, files Linear issues, prioritizes GitHub reviews, and even checks WHOOP recovery data.
Highlights:
- Rene-to-Rene coordination: your Rene negotiates with a friend's Rene to find shared free time and book dinner
- Handles browser tasks like building websites, making slides, booking restaurants
- Privacy posture: data never sold or used for training; delegated access for email/calendar, no password storage
- Free to start, no credit card required
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