How it works
From episode to done, step by step.
Nuntex runs a simple loop. It listens, it briefs you, it proposes the work, and when you say yes, it does the work and shows you the proof.
Nuntex opens to a few people at a time.
Updated September 13, 2026
The loop
Four steps, every day.
- Listen
Your Mac checks your sources and transcribes what is new.
- Brief
Each episode becomes a brief written against your priorities.
- Propose
Good ideas become proposals with a plan and a draft.
- Do
Approved work is carried out on your Mac, with proof.
On your phone
What you see.
After you say yes
What happens next.
Where each part runs
Your phone and your Mac.
- On your MacListening and transcription
- Episodes are turned into text on your own machine.
- On your MacBriefs, proposals and answers
- Written against the priorities you set.
- On your MacThe work
- Your own AI works in the folders you pick, on its own branch, with checks.
- On your phoneReading and deciding
- Briefs, proposals and every decision.
- On your phoneListen and Search
- Right on the phone, even offline.
- Between themYour account
- Briefs and decisions sync between your phone and your Mac.
Questions
Questions about how it works.
How long does the loop take?
A new episode is usually briefed within hours of release, and approved work starts within about fifteen minutes while your Mac is awake.
What do I have to do?
Read, decide, and take care of anything marked Your turn.
Can I start small?
Yes. In Ask first mode Nuntex only briefs and proposes.
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Where to go next.
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