IrisGo for Solopreneurs - AI workflow automation: show it once, let it run
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IrisGo helps solopreneurs automate recurring work. Get daily briefs, triage email, track to-dos, and turn demonstrated tasks into reusable workflows with Watch & Learn. Spend less time on admin and more time building your business. Free during beta.
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This looks pretty interesting. I like the idea of making workflows easier to automate without having to set everything up from scratch.
@shahriardgm Yes, for sure! Demonstration is simply the most human, natural way to delegate.
I spend half my day correlating log snippets between our internal terminal tools and a web dashboard. Being able to ask IrisGo "what was the alert timestamp I saw in Terminal earlier?" and having Time Machine pull it up instantly is a game changer.
@eeeeeach This hits so close to home! Terminal history and transient alerts disappear so easily.
Having Time Machine act as that safety net across your terminal and browser means you never have to re-run a pipeline or hunt through log dumps just to verify a timestamp. Appreciate you sharing that!
@atul15 We use Embedding Gemma (quantized to run efficiently on-device) for local semantic memory and recall.
It strikes a great balance between low memory footprint/latency and high retrieval quality for indexing screen OCR chunks, local transcripts, and memory vault notes without sending your raw context off the device.
Where is the Time Machine SQLite database stored locally, and is it encrypted at rest using macOS FileVault or a dedicated passphrase?
@anthony_cai The database lives locally on your drive: ~/Library/Application Support/IrisGo/profiles/<profile-id>/timeline/data/.db/timeline.sqlite
It is a standard local SQLite database protected by OS-level file permissions and full-disk encryption (macOS FileVault on Mac, BitLocker on Windows), rather than a proprietary app-level passphrase. Everything stays strictly on your local machine.
@priyankamandal We have 0-shot computer use capability built into our automations, so any unexpected steps are resolved and learned into the workflows.
@priyankamandal Unlike traditional click macros that fire blindly and break on popups, IrisGo observes the actual screen before every action.
If an unexpected dialog appears, it detects that the window state has changed. For standard confirmations, it can resolve or dismiss them contextually; for unexpected errors or ambiguous prompts, it halts safely and asks for your input rather than mis-clicking.
Can we trigger IrisGo workflows via incoming webhooks or local CLI scripts from terminal pipeline???
@vipul_kumar1280 interesting Q, any workflows you and your team have in mind?
@vipul_kumar1280 Great power-user question! Currently, recurring workflows are primarily triggered through the Scheduled pane (via cron expressions, hourly/daily intervals) or directly inside the app chat.
@yinn1014 Really glad that IrisGo can hold that cross-app context for you so you stay in flow rather than re-explaining things to yourself (or your tools) every time you switch windows.
Can we export or share recorded "Watch & Learn" workflows across team members? E.g., if I record a standard operating procedure for our ops team, can they run it on their machines？？？
@tomzoe Yes, absolutely!
Watch & Learn saves demonstrations as structured, file-based skill definitions rather than rigid pixel macros. You can export or share the workflow definition with teammates so they can run the exact same SOP locally.
The side-by-side artifact canvas is very brilliant. I asked it to summarize my team's sprint activity and it generated an interactive live filterable dashboard right next to the conversation. No context switching needed.
@minahu Thanks for support! Glad that IrisGo have made your work easier.
@xiaoxia_zheng Thank you! We put a lot of care into that onboarding flow.