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Quillow
Quillow is a lab building personal AI entities that stay with you, remember what matters, and act on your behalf. Instead of treating AI like a chat window you open and close, Quillow is working toward agents that feel like a continuous presence in your life.
The team focuses on three foundations: memory that compounds over months and years, real-world identity and agency (email, phone, accounts, computer use), and continuous background inference that knows when to think, act, or reach out without becoming noisy.
Edith is Quillow's first personal AI entity, aimed at helping you think through decisions, stay accountable, and get things done. Quillow plans to expand beyond Edith into more entities built on the same thesis that personal AI should feel less like software and more like a presence.
Memory that compounds across months or years of interaction
Agents with real-world identity: email, phone, and account access
Continuous background inference that decides when to act or reach out
Edith, the first entity focused on decisions, accountability, and follow-through
Subscription model with no ads and no attention-selling business
Clear thesis around compounding memory, identity, and continuous presence rather than one-off chat sessions
Subscription-based model with no ads, which aligns with handling deeply personal data
Transparent about privacy tradeoffs instead of overstating encryption guarantees
No public pricing page on quillow.me, so plan details are unavailable from the site
The main product experience lives on a separate Edith site rather than quillow.me itself
Early-stage lab positioning with limited public detail beyond the core thesis
What is Quillow building?
Quillow is building personal AI entities that stay with you over time, remember context from past interactions, and act on your behalf. The site describes these agents as a more natural interface than traditional software.
What is Edith?
Edith is Quillow's first personal AI entity. Quillow says she is focused on helping when decisions are yours to make, including thinking through tradeoffs, staying accountable, and getting things done.
Does Quillow use ads?
No. Quillow says it is subscription-based and does not sell your attention. The site states its business model depends on trust rather than advertising.
Does Quillow offer end-to-end encryption?
Quillow says it does not claim true end-to-end encryption is always compatible with the proactive behavior people want from a personal AI. The site acknowledges tradeoffs and says it designs to minimize risk while being honest about constraints.
Does Quillow publish pricing on its website?
Quillow's site mentions a subscription-based model but does not list plan names, prices, or tiers on quillow.me. Pricing details were not available on the pages reviewed during enrichment.