IrisGo for Solopreneurs

Launched October 7, 2026 (#1 Product of the Day on Product Hunt), IrisGo for Solopreneurs is a desktop "AI operating system" that learns how you work and automates recurring admin. Its headline feature, Watch & Learn, turns a task you demonstrate once into a reusable workflow that runs with your approval.

Best for: freelancers and solo founders drowning in inbox, to-dos and meeting notes. Ships with daily briefs, email triage, a continuously updated to-do radar and meeting summaries. Workflows and sensitive data stay on your device (hybrid architecture; cloud processing only when explicitly authorized, end-to-end encrypted).

Plans: free during the public beta — Windows 11 (64-bit) and Apple Silicon Macs. Backed by Andrew Ng's AI Fund; covered by TechCrunch.

Related: Notion AI · ChatGPT

Pros

• Watch and Learn turns a task you demonstrate once into a reusable workflow that runs with your approval.
• Ships with daily briefs, email triage, a continuously updated to-do radar and meeting summaries.
• Workflows and sensitive data stay on your device; cloud processing happens only when explicitly authorized, end-to-end encrypted.
• It learns how you personally work, rather than forcing you into a generic productivity template.

Watch out for

• It is a new product in public beta, so long-term pricing and the feature set may still change.
• Only Windows 11 (64-bit) and Apple Silicon Macs are supported, so other systems are left out.
• Early value depends on the tasks you demonstrate; it gets more useful as it learns your routines.

Best for

Freelancers and solo founders drowning in inbox, to-dos and meeting notes. Who should skip it: teams needing shared admin tooling, or anyone not on Windows 11 or an Apple Silicon Mac.

Pricing

Free during the public beta. Check the official pricing page for post-beta pricing.

FAQs

What is Watch and Learn? The headline feature: demonstrate a task once and IrisGo turns it into a reusable workflow that runs with your approval.

Where does my data stay? Workflows and sensitive data stay on your device under a hybrid architecture; cloud processing is used only when explicitly authorized, end-to-end encrypted.

Which computers does it run on? Windows 11 (64-bit) and Apple Silicon Macs, per the page.

Is it really free? Yes, during the public beta; future pricing is not stated on the page, so check the official pricing page.

Who is behind IrisGo? It is backed by Andrew Ng's AI Fund and was covered by TechCrunch; it launched October 7, 2026 as the Product of the Day on Product Hunt.