# It listened to six hours you didn't. Two proposals need your call URL: https://nuntex.com/ Nuntex is an AI chief of staff app. It listens to the shows you follow, briefs you on your phone, proposes the work, and does it on your own computer once you say yes. Nuntex Nuntex is an AI chief of staff app. It listens to the shows, channels and books you never get to, tells you what matters, and does the work once you say yes. No code, ever. What is Nuntex? Nuntex is an AI chief of staff. It follows the podcasts, YouTube channels and books you pick, turns each new episode into a short brief, proposes work based on what it heard, and carries that work out on your computer, with your own AI, once you approve it. Do I need to be technical? No. Setup is two apps and one sign-in. After that you read a one-minute brief and tap yes on your phone. Is Nuntex like OpenClaw? Same kind of engine, a different job. OpenClaw is a free kit you build and secure yourself. Nuntex sets up in minutes, brings you what is worth doing, and does nothing important without your yes. See the comparison. Does it send anything without asking? No. Anything that reaches the outside world, like an email, a post or a website change, waits for your yes. You choose how much it may do on its own. What does it listen to? Podcasts you follow or find in its directory, YouTube channels, blogs and newsletters, books you send it from your phone, and links you share from any app. Does my computer need to be on? For the listening and the work, yes. Your phone keeps your briefs and takes your decisions anywhere, and your Mac or PC picks them up when it wakes. Which AI does it use? Your own: Claude Code, Codex or OpenCode on your Mac or Windows PC, signed in with your own plan or your own API key. Nuntex connects your phone to it and never sees that login or key. How much does it cost? $49.99 a month, or $499.99 a year, and the first 7 days are free. Your own AI plan is separate. See pricing. How do I get Nuntex? Start your free week here on nuntex.com, then sign in on your Mac or PC and your phone. Setup takes about five minutes. How setup works. # From episode to done, step by step URL: https://nuntex.com/how-it-works/ How Nuntex works: it listens to your sources on your computer, briefs each new episode, proposes the work, and carries out what you approve, with proof. How it works 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. steps The loop Four steps, every day Listen Your computer 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 computer, with proof. shots On your phone What you see The brief The bottom line and what matters. A brief. The proposal Why now, the plan, and a draft. A proposal. The decision Approve, or say what to change. Asking for a change on a proposal. shots After you say yes What happens next Working Each step as it happens. A task at work. Done, checked The checks and the commit. A finished task. Put it live Website changes wait for your read. A change ready to go live. points Where each part runs Your phone and your computer On your computer Listening and transcription Episodes are turned into text on your own machine. On your computer Briefs, proposals and answers Written against the priorities you set. On your computer The work Your own AI works in the folders you pick, on its own branch, with checks. On your phone Reading and deciding Briefs, proposals and every decision. On your phone Listen and Search Right on the phone, even offline. Between them Your account Briefs and decisions sync between your phone and your computer. How long does the loop take? A new episode is usually briefed within hours of release, and approved work starts within a minute or two while your computer 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. # Everything Nuntex does URL: https://nuntex.com/features/ Every Nuntex feature, from briefs and proposals to the work it carries out on your computer and the proof it shows. Features Nuntex listens to the shows you follow, tells you what matters, proposes the work, and does it once you say yes. Every part of that has its own page. Every feature What does Nuntex do, in one sentence? It listens to the shows you follow, briefs you, proposes the work, and does it once you say yes. Which parts need my computer? Listening, briefs, proposals, answers to your questions and all approved work run on your computer. Reading, deciding, Listen, Search and notifications happen on your phone. # Every episode you follow, read in a minute URL: https://nuntex.com/features/briefs/ A Nuntex brief is a one-minute read of a new podcast episode, YouTube video, post or book: the bottom line, what matters, and why it matters to your work. Feature · Stay informed A Nuntex brief is a one-minute read of a new podcast episode, YouTube video, post or book. It gives you the bottom line, the points that matter, why they matter to your work, and whether the full thing is worth your time. points What's in a brief Eight parts, in the order you read them Every brief has the same shape, so you always know where to look. The verdict Listen, skim, or skip it A plain call on whether the full episode is worth your time, next to its length. Bottom line What it actually said Two or three sentences, including when most of it does not apply to you. What matters The points worth keeping Numbered, and short enough to remember after one read. Why it matters to you Your work, not everyone's How those points land on the priorities you gave Nuntex in Settings. Only you can do these The calls that are yours Decisions that need you, as a short checklist you can tick off. What I propose to do Work it could take on Proposals drawn from the episode, each with a plan you can approve. If you listen The parts worth hearing Timestamps for the moments worth your own ears. Worth quoting The line you would have written down With who said it, and when in the episode. steps How a brief gets made From a new episode to your phone It notices a new episode Nuntex checks the shows and channels you follow every few hours. It listens on your computer The episode is transcribed on your own machine. It reads your priorities It reads what you told it to optimize for before every brief. It lands on your phone A notification, and the brief waiting on Today. shots Two more ways in Skim it, or go back further Key points on Today Open a card to see what matters without opening the brief. Today, with a brief card open to its key points. Find it again Search every brief by a word or a name. Search finding the brief that mentions booking. How long is a brief? Most briefs read in about a minute. Brief depth in Settings makes them quicker or fuller. Can I listen to a brief instead of reading it? Yes. Listen reads the brief aloud on your phone. Which episodes get a brief? New episodes from the shows and channels you follow, plus any older episode you pick from a show's back catalogue. Can I find an old brief? Yes. Search finds any brief by a word or a name, and it works offline. Get your first brief this week # Hear the brief while your hands are busy URL: https://nuntex.com/features/listen/ Listen reads a Nuntex brief aloud on your phone: the bottom line, what matters, and the calls that are yours to make. Feature · Stay informed Listen reads a brief aloud, right on your phone. You get the bottom line, the points that matter and what is left for you to decide, in the time it takes to walk to the car. steps How it works Three taps from brief to voice Open a brief Every brief has a Listen button beside its length and date. Tap Listen Your phone reads the brief in its own voice. Nothing is sent anywhere to do it. Keep going It reads the bottom line, then what matters, then what only you can do. points Good to know What Listen is, and is not Your phone's own voice The speech comes from your phone, so a brief that has synced can be heard with no signal. The parts worth hearing The bottom line, what matters and what only you can do. Quotes and lists stay on the page. Not the episode Listen reads the brief. When the verdict says listen, the full episode is worth your time. On Android, and iPhone soon Listen is in the Android app today, and in the iPhone app coming to the App Store. Does Listen play the original episode? No. It reads the brief. The brief tells you whether the episode itself is worth your time. Does it work offline? Yes, for any brief already on your phone. # Ask about anything it has heard URL: https://nuntex.com/features/ask/ Ask puts a question to everything Nuntex has briefed for you, and your computer answers from those briefs. Feature · Stay informed Ask a question in plain words, like what a host said about hiring, or which episodes touched on your market. Nuntex answers from the briefs it has written for you. steps How it works Ask on your phone, answered by your computer Type the question The Ask me anything card sits at the top of Today. Your computer reads across your briefs On its next pass, it works out the answer from what it has briefed. Read the answer It lands on your phone, under your question. points Good to know What to expect From your own briefs Answers draw on what Nuntex has briefed for you. It counts the hours The card says how many hours it has listened to that you have not. A few minutes, not seconds Your computer answers on its next pass, within about fifteen minutes while it is awake. Different from Search Search finds briefs by a word. Ask answers a question. How long does an answer take? Usually a few minutes. Your computer checks for questions every fifteen minutes while it is awake. What does it answer from? The briefs Nuntex has written for you. # Find any brief in a second URL: https://nuntex.com/features/search/ Search finds any Nuntex brief by a word, a name or a phrase, right on your phone and without a connection. Feature · Stay informed Type a word, a name or a phrase and Search finds every brief that mentions it. It runs on your phone, so it is instant and works offline. points How it works Instant, on your phone Words, names and phrases Type part of a word and it still finds it: booking also finds bookings. On your phone Your briefs are already there, so there is no waiting and no signal needed. Looks back Search looks through what you already have, whenever you ask. Watchlist looks forward Watchlist marks new briefs that mention what you track. Does Search need a connection? No. It searches the briefs already on your phone. Why did Search find part of a word? Search matches any part of a word, so it misses nothing. Watchlist matches whole words only, so it does not raise false alarms. # Know when a name you track comes up URL: https://nuntex.com/features/watchlist/ Watchlist marks every new Nuntex brief that mentions a company, a person or a topic you track, matched on whole words. Feature · Stay informed Add the names and topics you care about: your company, a competitor, a person, a market. When a new brief mentions one, Nuntex marks it for you. points How it works Rare, and worth opening Whole words only A watch for Apple never fires on pineapple, so a match is worth your attention. Marked on the brief A brief that matches carries the names it hit. Yours to change Add and remove what you track whenever you like. Across every source Podcasts, YouTube, blogs and books are all checked the same way. prose Ideas What people track ul Your company, your products and your competitors. People whose opinion you want to hear whenever they are a guest. A market, a technology or a regulation you need to follow. Your clients, if you advise several. Why whole words? So a watch does not cry wolf. Matching parts of words would fire on every longer word that happens to contain yours. Is Watchlist the same as Search? No. Search looks back when you ask. Watchlist checks each new brief as it arrives. # Your week, in one read URL: https://nuntex.com/features/weekly-read/ Weekly read is a single Nuntex look back across the week's briefs, delivered on the day and at the hour you choose. Feature · Stay informed Once a week, on the day and at the hour you pick, Nuntex writes a single look back across everything it briefed for you. points How it works One page, once a week Your day, your hour Friday afternoon or Monday morning, in your own time zone. One read The week's briefs drawn together into a page you can read in a few minutes. Nothing to set up It starts from the shows you already follow. Easy to catch up Missed a week of briefs? Start here. Can I change the day? Yes, whenever you like. Does it replace the daily briefs? No. Briefs still arrive as episodes land. The weekly read draws them together. # Work it could do, with the plan written out URL: https://nuntex.com/features/proposals/ A Nuntex proposal is a piece of work drawn from what it heard, with why it matters now, a step-by-step plan, and a draft you can read before you approve. Feature · Decide When an episode points at something worth doing, Nuntex writes a proposal: what it would do, why now, the steps it would take, and the draft it has already started. points What's in a proposal Concrete enough to decide on Why this, why now The reason, tied to the episode Every proposal says where the idea came from, down to the timestamp. If you approve, I will The plan, step by step Any step that reaches the outside world is marked as needing your yes. What I've drafted The work, already started A first draft you can read before deciding: a script, a page or a reply. Sources Where it looked Links to what it read while preparing the proposal. Project, kind and effort Where it belongs Which of your projects it serves, what kind of work it is, and roughly how big. Outward or internal Who will see it Outward work reaches people outside. Internal work stays with you. steps How proposals are made From an idea to a plan It listens for work While briefing, Nuntex notes what the episode suggests you could do. It checks your priorities Ideas that serve the goals you gave it come first. It writes the plan and a draft So you decide on something concrete, not a vague idea. You decide Approve it, ask for changes, or snooze it. How many proposals will I get? At most five per episode, and as few as none. Set the number in Settings and keep only briefs if you like. Can I turn off outward proposals? Yes. Turn them off in Settings and Nuntex only proposes work that stays with you. Can I ask for changes? Yes. Say what to change in your own words, and it revises the proposal, draft included. # Approve one step at a time URL: https://nuntex.com/features/plan-steps/ Plan steps let you act on a single step of a Nuntex proposal: go ahead, guide it with a note, skip it, or mark it done yourself. Feature · Decide Every proposal is a list of steps. Tap any one of them to decide just that step, without approving the whole plan. points Four choices What you can do with any step Go ahead Nuntex carries out that step on its next pass. Guide it Add a note about how you want it done, and it follows the note. Skip Leave that step out of the plan. I did it myself Mark it done, so it is never repeated. prose Needs your yes Steps that reach other people p Some steps reach the outside world: an email, a post, a website change. In the plan they say Needs your yes, and nothing happens on them until you tap them yourself. p Each tap covers that one step. The next outward step waits for its own yes. More in outward actions. Is a tap the same as approving the whole proposal? No. A tap decides that one step, and the rest of the plan waits. What happens after I tap Go ahead? Your computer picks up the step on its next pass and shows its progress on the proposal. # Approve in one tap URL: https://nuntex.com/features/decisions/ Decide on Nuntex proposals in one tap: approve, ask for changes, snooze or reject. Feature · Decide Every proposal ends in four plain choices: approve it, ask for changes in your own words, snooze it, or reject it. shots In the app Decide wherever you are On Today Approve or ask for changes right from the card. Today, with a proposal card showing Changes and Approve. On the proposal Approve, Request changes, Snooze or Reject, under the plan. A proposal with its plan and the four choices along the bottom. Ask for changes Say what to change in your own words. Writing a change request on a proposal. points What each choice does Four ways to decide Approve The work goes to your computer, which starts on its next pass. Request changes Nuntex revises the proposal and brings it back to you. Snooze The proposal steps out of the way and comes back later. Reject It moves to Closed, where you can still read it. Can I undo a decision? Yes. A decision made on a card waits five seconds before it counts. Where do rejected proposals go? To Closed, where you can still read them. # A nudge when it needs you, and quiet when it shouldn't URL: https://nuntex.com/features/notifications/ Nuntex notifications tell you when a brief is ready or a proposal needs your call, and hold everything back during the quiet hours you set. Feature · Decide Nuntex tells you when there is something to read or decide. Set quiet hours and it holds everything until morning, then delivers it. points What you can hear about Only what is worth a buzz New briefs When one of your shows has been briefed. Only worth a listen Or stay quiet about briefs rated skim or skip. Revised proposals When Nuntex has answered your request for changes. Quiet hours Held back overnight, 9 PM to 7 AM by default, then delivered. If your computer goes quiet A warning when your computer has not checked in for a couple of hours. Push from the Mac The moment something lands, instead of the phone checking every fifteen minutes. Can I choose which notifications I get? Yes. Each kind has its own switch in Settings. What happens during quiet hours? Notifications wait and arrive when quiet hours end. Today still shows everything whenever you open the app. # Approved work, carried out on your computer URL: https://nuntex.com/features/work/ When you approve a Nuntex proposal, your computer carries out the work in the project folders you allow, on its own branch, with checks and a record of what happened. Feature · Get it done Approve a proposal and your computer does the work: writing, editing and checking in the folders you allowed, on a branch of its own, while your phone shows each step. shots On your phone You can watch it happen Working Each step shows as it happens. A task at work, step by step. Done, checked The checks it ran and the commit it made. A finished task, done and checked. Ready to go live Website changes wait for you to read them. A website change waiting for Put it live. steps What happens after you approve From yes to done It picks up the work Your computer starts on its next pass, within about fifteen minutes while it is awake. It works on a branch Changes go on a branch named for the task, so your main line stays as it was. It checks its work It runs checks, recorded from what actually ran. About proof It hands back your part Anything only you can do is listed plainly as Your turn. What if my computer is asleep? The work waits and starts when your computer wakes. What if something goes wrong? The run stops and says why. Once that is sorted, Try again starts it over. Can it touch files outside the folders I picked? No. It writes only in the project folders you allow. See folders you pick. # Watch the work happen, live URL: https://nuntex.com/features/live-feed/ The Nuntex live feed shows an approved job as it runs on your computer: what the AI plans, each command and file it touches, and how each step came out, on your phone. Feature · Get it done Approve something and it starts on your computer within a minute or two. Your phone shows it working: what it plans, every file it reads or changes, each check it runs, and how each one came out. feed What you see Every step, as it happens The same view the terminal gives a developer, on your phone, in plain words where it matters. p A job's feed opens on its card with a LIVE badge, a running clock and the newest lines. Tap Watch and it fills the screen, following the newest line until you scroll up to read. p Tap any step to see the whole command and what came back. When the job is done, the feed stays on the task as a replay of every step it took. points How to read it Five kinds of line What it says A line in plain words: what it is about to do, and why. Each step it takes Written the way the terminal writes it, like Read(site/faq.html) or Bash(php -l booking.php). How each step came out The first lines of the result under each step, in grey, or in red when a step failed. What it was not allowed to do In amber: a step its limits refused. The limits are yours. About folders Your computer's own steps Committing the change, and checking it against the live site before anything goes live. steps From yes to done What happens after you approve You approve On your phone, from the proposal. It starts On your computer within a minute or two, and your phone says so. You can watch Every step on the feed, or none of them. It works either way. It reports Done and checked, ready to go live, or what it needs from you. About proof Do I have to watch? No. Most people never open it. It is there for the moments you want to see how the work is going. Does the feed show my files? It shows the command, the file names and the first lines of each result, the way a terminal does. Your files stay on your computer. Can I see a job after it finished? Yes. See every step it took replays the whole run on the task. How soon does a job start? Within a minute or two of your yes, while your computer is awake. # It shows its work URL: https://nuntex.com/features/proof/ Nuntex puts every check it ran, every file it changed and the commit it made on the task, recorded from what actually happened rather than from what it says. Feature · Get it done A run is never just a claim. Nuntex records the checks it ran, the files it changed and the commit it made, and says Done, checked only when every check passed. points What the record holds Everything you would ask for Worked Steps and files How many steps the run took and which files it wrote. Checked Every check, pass or fail The exact checks it ran, recorded from the run itself. Landed The commit and the branch Where the change went, so you can read the diff yourself. Your part What is left for you Anything it could not, or should not, do on its own. prose The rule Checked means checked p Done, checked appears only when checks ran and every one of them passed. A run that ran no checks says Done. A run with a failed check says so, and hands the next move to you. p Checks are read from what actually ran on your computer. A summary that says it passed is not enough. What counts as a check? A command your computer ran to test the work without changing anything, like validating a page or running a project's tests. Can Nuntex mark its own work as checked? No. Checks are recorded from what actually ran. # Read the change, then put it live URL: https://nuntex.com/features/put-it-live/ Put it live publishes a website change only after you read the exact diff, then reads every change back from the server and restores the old site on its own if the home page breaks. Feature · Get it done When work changes a website, Nuntex stops and shows you the exact change. Tap Put it live and it publishes, checks the result on the server, and puts the old site back if anything breaks. points What you read first The whole change, before anything moves The diff Every added and removed line, file by file. What stays as it is Files your folder has that the change did not cover stay out, and newer live copies are kept. Cache versions Pages that link a changed stylesheet or script get a fresh version, so visitors see the new one. Your folder, updated After it goes live, the change is written back into your own copy of the site. steps What happens when you tap it Published, then proven It builds from what is live The change is merged onto the live copy, so a newer fix already on the site is kept. It sends only what changed Just the files the change touched, one at a time, never the whole site. It reads the change back Every changed file is fetched from the server and compared. It checks the home page If the home page stops answering, the old site goes back on its own. prose Hosting Where it works today p Put it live works with websites hosted on Hostinger, where Nuntex sends only the files the change touched, one at a time. If someone changed the same lines on the live site in the meantime, it stops and tells you instead of guessing. Questions about Put it live What if the live site changed in the meantime? Nuntex merges its change onto the newer live copy. If both touched the same lines, it stops and tells you. Which hosts are supported? Websites hosted on Hostinger, today. What happens if the home page breaks? Nuntex sends back the copies that were live before and tells you what happened. # You decide how far it goes URL: https://nuntex.com/control/ Nuntex work modes set how far it may go on its own: Ask first, Code only, or Outward, where it may take the single outward step you approved. Control Three modes set Nuntex's reach. Start with Ask first, and give it more only when you trust what you see. modes The three modes Pick a mode to see what it allows Ask first It briefs you and proposes. Approved work stays in Nuntex's own work folder, and your projects are untouched. Code only Approved work happens in the project folders you picked, on its own branch, with checks. Nothing reaches the outside world. Outward It may also take the one outward step you approved: an email, a post, or putting a reviewed website change live. Folders you pick It writes only in the project folders you allow. About folders One action per yes An outward step happens once, for the step you tapped. About outward actions Websites wait for you You read the exact change before it goes live. About Put it live Change it any time Switch modes in Settings on your phone. Which mode should I start with? Ask first. Move to Code only once the proposals and drafts look right, and to Outward when you want it to finish the job. Does Outward mean it acts without asking? No. Outward lets it take a step you approved yourself, one step per yes. # It writes only where you let it URL: https://nuntex.com/control/folders/ Nuntex writes only in the project folders you pick in its app on your Mac or PC, and each task's changes go on a branch of their own. Control In the Nuntex app on your Mac or PC, you tick the project folders it may work in. Everywhere else is off limits, and each task works on its own branch. steps How folder access works Narrow by design Pick the folders Open Nuntex on your computer (the menu bar on a Mac, the tray on Windows) and choose the project folders it may use. One branch per task Changes for a task go on a branch named for it, never straight onto your main line. Committed for review When the work is done it is committed, so there is one clear diff to read. Nothing else Folders you did not pick cannot be written to. points What it will not do The limits Write outside your folders Every other folder on your computer is closed to it. Commit as you Its commits carry its own name, so your history always shows what it did. Publish on its own Branches stay on your computer. Anything outward waits for your yes. Run forever A run has an hour. If it needs longer, it stops and says so. Can I change the folders later? Yes, any time, from the Nuntex app on your computer. Where does work go if I pick no folders? Into Nuntex's own work folder on your computer, where you can read it. # One outward step per yes URL: https://nuntex.com/control/outward-actions/ An outward action is anything Nuntex does that reaches people outside, like an email, a post or a website change. Each needs your yes, and each yes covers one step. Control Anything that leaves your computer and reaches other people is an outward action. Nuntex prepares those completely, and takes one only when you tap that step yourself. points What counts as outward Anything other people will see Emails Written, addressed and ready to read before anything is sent. Posts Drafted in full, and published only on the step you approved. Website changes Reviewed as a diff first, then put live. Everything else Spending, store listings or database changes are prepared and handed to you. steps How a yes works One tap, one step Marked in the plan Outward steps say Needs your yes. Prepared in full The draft, the recipients or the change, ready to read. You tap the step That tap authorizes that one step, once. The rest waits The next outward step needs its own yes. What happens in Ask first or Code only? Outward steps are prepared and handed to you, and nothing goes out. Can one yes cover a whole plan? No. Each outward step needs its own tap. # Everything it can follow URL: https://nuntex.com/sources/ Nuntex follows podcasts, YouTube channels, blogs, newsletters and books, and briefs each new episode, video, post or book for you. Sources Point Nuntex at what you already follow, or what you never get to. Each new episode, video or post becomes a brief. Every source steps How a source becomes briefs Add it once Add it Search, browse, paste a feed or share it from your phone. It checks for new ones Every three hours by default, or as often as you set. It briefs what is new And any older episode you pick from the back catalogue. How often does Nuntex check for new episodes? Every three hours by default. Choose every one, three, six or twelve hours in Settings. How many episodes does a new show start with? The latest one to three, as you choose, so a new show never floods you. # Every podcast you follow, briefed URL: https://nuntex.com/sources/podcasts/ Follow any podcast in Nuntex by searching the directory, browsing category charts or pasting a feed, and get a brief for every new episode. Source Search for a show by name or topic, browse the charts by category, or paste a feed. Nuntex transcribes each new episode on your computer and briefs it. steps How to follow a show Four ways in Search the directory By name or by topic. Shows you already follow are marked Added. Browse the charts Six categories to explore when you want something new. Or paste a feed For a show that is not in the directory. Brief the archive Open the back catalogue and brief any older episode. shots In the app Every episode, briefed The brief The bottom line and what matters. A brief of a new episode. On Today Open a card to see what matters without opening the brief. Today, with a brief card open to its key points. Where does transcription happen? On your computer. On a Mac with Apple silicon, a twenty-minute episode takes about a minute and a half; a Windows PC uses its processor, which takes longer. Can I stop briefing a show? Yes. Open the show and choose Stop briefing this show. Briefs you already have stay. # Turn YouTube videos into action items URL: https://nuntex.com/sources/youtube/ Turn YouTube videos into action items with Nuntex: follow the channels you learn from, and each new video becomes a short brief and a proposed next step you can approve from your phone. Source To turn YouTube videos into action items, follow the channels you learn from and let each new video become a short brief and a proposed next step. Nuntex does that: search for a channel from your phone, and every new video is transcribed, briefed and turned into work you can approve, then carried out on your own computer. steps How it works Follow a channel in a minute Search for the channel Type a name on your phone. The search runs on your computer, and the matches come back. Pick the right one Similar names are listed side by side, so you choose, not the first hit. New videos arrive Each new video is transcribed and briefed like an episode. points From a video to a task What you get from each new video A brief The bottom line, what matters and why it matters to you, in a minute. A verdict Listen, skim or skip, the same verdict an episode gets, so the full video has your time only when it earns it. A proposal When a video points to something worth doing, Nuntex writes it up with the reason and the plan. The work Once you say yes, it is carried out on your computer, with proof of what changed. prose Your options Video summaries and action items are not the same thing table Getting something done from a YouTube video Taking notes yourself A video summary tool Nuntex Which videos The ones you remember to watch The one you paste in Every new video from the channels you follow What you get Your notes A summary or a task list A brief, then a proposal with the reason and the plan Who does the work You You Nuntex, on your computer, after your yes p The same method works for podcasts. How to turn podcasts into action items Questions about turning YouTube videos into action items Can AI turn a YouTube video into action items? Yes. An AI can transcribe a video, summarize it and suggest tasks. Nuntex also proposes the work with a plan and, once you approve, does it on your computer. Do I need a YouTube account? No. Nuntex follows a channel's public videos. Why does the search run on my computer? Your computer does the searching, so results take a moment to reach your phone. Do I still need to watch the videos? Only the ones worth it. Each brief gives a verdict, listen, skim or skip, like an episode. What does Nuntex need? A Mac or Windows PC that does the listening and the work, your own AI (Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode or an API key), and your phone for deciding. # Send a book, get the brief URL: https://nuntex.com/sources/books/ Send an EPUB book to Nuntex from your phone and get a brief of it, read in chapter order. PDFs go through the Mac app. Source Pick an EPUB on your phone and Nuntex reads it in the right chapter order and writes a brief. For a PDF, use the Nuntex menu bar app on your Mac. points How it works A book is just another source EPUB from your phone Choose a file and your phone reads the text out of it, in the book's own chapter order. PDFs on the Mac Send a PDF through the menu bar app instead. In your library The book sits with your shows and says when its brief is ready. A brief like any other The bottom line, what matters, and why it matters to your work. How long can a book be? Up to about 400,000 characters, roughly the length of a typical business book. Can I send a PDF from my phone? Not yet. PDFs go through the Nuntex menu bar app on your Mac. # Share a link, get a brief URL: https://nuntex.com/sources/links/ Share any article or post to Nuntex from your phone's share sheet, or follow a blog or newsletter feed, and get a brief. Source Reading something you do not have time for? Share it to Nuntex from any app on your phone. Blogs and newsletters with a feed can be followed like a show. points How it works Words, not just audio From any app Use the share sheet on your Android phone; the iPhone app, coming to the App Store, has it too. Blogs and newsletters Follow any blog or newsletter that publishes a feed, and each new post is briefed. Posts, not episodes A blog has posts and no running time, and Nuntex treats it that way. No transcription needed Written sources are already words, so they are briefed straight away. Does sharing work on iPhone? It will. The iPhone app has the share sheet and is coming to the App Store; on Android it works today. Can I follow a newsletter? Yes, if it publishes a feed. # Your phone decides, your computer does the work URL: https://nuntex.com/platforms/ Nuntex runs on Android phones and foldables, a Mac with Apple silicon, and Windows 10 or 11 PCs, with iPhone coming to the App Store: read and decide on your phone, and let your computer do the listening and the work. Platforms Nuntex is two halves. Your phone is where you read and decide. Your Mac or Windows PC is where the listening and the work happen. Every platform points Two halves What runs where On your phone Briefs, proposals, decisions, Listen, Search and notifications. On your computer Listening, transcription, briefs, answers to your questions, and the work itself. Do I need a Mac? You need a computer, either a Mac with Apple silicon or a 64-bit Windows 10 or 11 PC. The listening and the work happen there, and your phone is where you read and decide. # Nuntex on Android URL: https://nuntex.com/platforms/android/ The Nuntex Android app: briefs, proposals, decisions, Listen, Search, notifications and a home screen widget, in the same design as every Nuntex app. Platform Everything Nuntex does, in your pocket: read the morning's briefs, decide in a swipe, and see the work land. points On Android Built for the phone you have Today Everything new and everything waiting, on one screen. Swipe to decide Right to approve, left to reject, with time to undo. Share to Nuntex Send any link from any app. Home screen widget What needs you, at a glance. About the widget Light and dark Follows your phone, or pick one. Reading comfort Text size, reduced motion and haptics, in Settings. Is there a layout for large screens? Yes. On foldables and tablets, the list and the detail sit side by side. About foldables # Two panes on a foldable URL: https://nuntex.com/platforms/foldables/ Open Nuntex on a foldable and it shows two panes: your list on one side and the brief or proposal on the other. Platform Unfold your phone and Nuntex spreads out: Today or Proposals on the left, and whatever you opened on the right, with no back button between them. wide Unfolded The list and the brief, side by side Nuntex on an unfolded foldable: Today on the left, a brief open on the right. points On a foldable More room, same app Two panes Pick from the list and read on the right without losing your place. Tabs at the side Navigation moves to a rail beside the list. Fold it closed It becomes the phone app again, right where you were. Made on a foldable Designed and tested on a real Pixel Fold. Which screens get two panes? Any screen at least 720 points wide, like an unfolded foldable or a tablet. # Nuntex on iPhone URL: https://nuntex.com/platforms/iphone/ The Nuntex iPhone app matches Android feature for feature: briefs, proposals, decisions, Listen, Search and sharing from any app. Platform Nuntex for iPhone is built for iPhone from the ground up, not wrapped, and matches the Android app feature for feature. It is coming to the App Store; until then, use Nuntex on Android, your Mac or your PC. points On iPhone Native, and at parity Built for iPhone A native app, with the same design as every Nuntex app. Share from any app Nuntex sits in the share sheet. Listen Briefs read aloud in your iPhone's own voice. Your text size Type follows the text size you set on your iPhone. Is anything different on iPhone? The home screen widget is on Android today. Everything else matches. # The Mac does the listening and the work URL: https://nuntex.com/platforms/mac/ The Nuntex menu bar app runs on a Mac with Apple silicon: it transcribes episodes, writes briefs, answers questions and carries out the work you approve. Platform Nuntex lives in your Mac's menu bar and links your phone to your own AI. It checks your shows, transcribes and briefs new episodes, answers your questions and does the work you approve, then reports back to your phone. macs Setting it up The Mac sets itself up One window, a few minutes, once. Sign in with the account from nuntex.com and it does the rest. The whole setup Pick its folders It works only in these, each job on its own branch. Setup: Which folders may I work in? Two folders picked. Keep it running It installs itself, starts, and waits for its first check-in. Setup: Keep it running, with Python unpacked, the worker in place and the background jobs started. steps What runs on your Mac The half you never have to watch Checks your sources Every few hours, or right away when you tap Run now. Transcribes on the Mac Episodes become text on your own machine. Writes briefs and proposals Reading your priorities before every one. Does the approved work In your folders, on a branch, with checks. points From the menu bar, or your phone In your hands Run now Check every show without waiting for the schedule. Pause everything Stop checking shows and working until you switch it back on. Pick project folders Choose where it may work. About folders See it is alive Your phone shows when the Mac last ran, and warns you if it goes quiet. Which Mac do I need? A Mac with Apple silicon, on macOS 13 or later. What else does my Mac need? Your own AI: Claude Code, Codex or OpenCode, signed in with your own plan or given your own API key. Setup finds them and tests the one you pick with one real answer, and shows you how to install one if none is there. Nuntex never sees that login or key. Can I use an API key instead of a subscription? Yes. Paste a key from Anthropic, OpenAI, Google AI Studio or OpenRouter in setup. It is kept in your Mac's Keychain and only handed to your AI when it runs. Does it work while my Mac sleeps? No. Work waits for the Mac to wake, and your phone shows what is pending. # Nuntex on a Windows PC URL: https://nuntex.com/platforms/windows/ The Nuntex app for Windows 10 and 11 does what the Mac app does: it transcribes episodes, writes briefs, answers questions and carries out the work you approve, with your own AI. Platform Nuntex runs in the background on your PC, with an icon in the tray, and links your phone to your own AI. It checks your shows, transcribes and briefs new episodes, answers your questions and does the work you approve, then reports back to your phone. macs Setting it up The PC sets itself up One window, a few minutes, once. Sign in with the account from nuntex.com and it does the rest. The whole setup pc Pick its folders It works only in these, each job on its own branch. Windows setup: Which folders may I work in? Two folders picked. pc Then it just runs What it did last, what needs you, and Run now. The Nuntex Windows app: idle and caught up, with work under way and the latest briefs. steps What runs on your PC The half you never have to watch Checks your sources Every few hours, or right away when you tap Run now. Transcribes on the PC Episodes become text on your own machine, on its processor. Writes briefs and proposals Reading your priorities before every one. Does the approved work In your folders, on a branch, with checks. points From the tray, or your phone In your hands Run now Check every show without waiting for the schedule. Pause everything Stop checking shows and working until you switch it back on. Pick project folders Choose where it may work. About folders See it is alive Your phone shows when the PC last ran, and warns you if it goes quiet. Which PC do I need? A 64-bit PC with Windows 10 or 11. Nuntex installs for your Windows account only and needs no administrator. What else does my PC need? Your own AI: Claude Code, Codex or OpenCode, signed in with your own plan or given your own API key. Setup finds them, tests the one you pick, and shows you how to install one if none is there. To carry out work in your folders it also needs Git, and setup shows you the one line that installs it. Where are my sign-in and keys kept? In Windows Credential Manager, under your own Windows account. Nuntex never receives them. Does it work while my PC sleeps? No. Work waits for the PC to wake, and your phone shows what is pending. Can I send a PDF from the PC? Not yet. PDFs go through the Mac app for now; books in EPUB come from your phone. # What needs you, on your home screen URL: https://nuntex.com/platforms/widget/ The Nuntex home screen widget for Android shows how many briefs are new and how many proposals need your call, without opening the app. Platform Put Nuntex on your Android home screen and see what is new and what is waiting at a glance. One tap opens Nuntex. points On your home screen The counts that matter New briefs How many are waiting to be read. Needs your call How many proposals are waiting for you. Kept current It updates as the app syncs, quiet hours included. One tap in Tap it to open Nuntex. Is there a widget on iPhone? Not yet. The widget is on Android. # For people who follow more than they can hear URL: https://nuntex.com/use-cases/ Who Nuntex is for: small business owners in construction, food, home services and retail, and founders, operators, consultants, creators and investors. Use cases The best ideas arrive in hour-long episodes that nobody running something has an hour for. You don't need to be technical, just busy. Here is how different people put Nuntex to work. Every use case # An AI chief of staff for founders URL: https://nuntex.com/use-cases/founders/ Nuntex is an AI chief of staff for founders: it briefs the podcasts, channels and books you learn from, turns the best ideas into proposals, and does the work you approve on your own Mac or Windows PC, with your own AI. Use case An AI chief of staff for founders keeps up with what you never have time for, tells you what matters to your company, and follows through. Nuntex briefs the podcasts, YouTube channels and books you learn from, proposes the work they point to, and does what you approve on your own computer, so good ideas become shipped work instead of a note you never open. points A founder's week What it looks like Monday The weekend's episodes, briefed Every show you follow, measured against your company's priorities. Tuesday A proposal worth approving An idea from an interview becomes a plan and a first draft. Wednesday The work, done A help page updated or a page fixed, with checks and a diff. Friday The week in one read Everything you heard, drawn together. index What founders lean on The features that do the most prose Your options Three ways to get a chief of staff's work done table A founder's options, side by side A human chief of staff A chat AI you prompt Nuntex Who keeps up with what you follow They do, when they have time You, then you paste it in Nuntex, every new episode, video and book Who proposes the next step They do You ask for one Nuntex, with the reason and where it heard it Who does the work They do, or hand it on You, with what it wrote Nuntex, on your computer, once you say yes What you see afterwards A status update The chat The checks it ran, the files it changed and the commit Judgment and people Theirs, and it is the point None Yours. It asks before anything reaches other people p Nuntex does not replace the people you work with. It takes the listening, the first drafts and the follow-through, so their time and yours goes to judgment. Questions from founders What does an AI chief of staff for founders do? It keeps up with the sources you learn from, tells you what matters to your company, proposes the work, and does it once you approve it. Does Nuntex replace a human chief of staff? No. It takes the listening, the first drafts and the careful follow-through, so the people you work with spend their time on judgment. Can it work on my company's code? Yes, in the project folders you allow, on its own branch, with checks you can read. Which AI does it use? Your own: Claude Code, Codex or OpenCode on your Mac or Windows PC, signed in to your plan, or an API key. Using Claude Code Is there a briefing for founders? Yes. Every new episode and video you follow, and every book you send, becomes a one-minute brief, and once a week a weekly read draws them together. About the founder briefing Do I need a computer? Yes. A Mac or Windows PC does the listening and the work. Your phone is where you read and decide. # For operators who keep things moving URL: https://nuntex.com/use-cases/operators/ How operators use Nuntex: take in the week's ideas on the way to work, decide in a tap between meetings, and let your computer carry the work. Use case Your day is meetings. Nuntex fits in the gaps: a brief on the walk in, a decision in a tap, and work that keeps moving on your computer while you are in the room. points An operator's day Decisions in the gaps Before stand-up Briefs on the way in Hear them with Listen while you walk. Between meetings Decide in a tap Approve, ask for changes, or snooze. In meetings The work carries on Your computer keeps working while it is awake. End of day Your turn, and nothing else Only the parts that need you are waiting. index What operators lean on The features that do the most Can I keep it from interrupting me? Yes. Quiet hours hold notifications back, and you choose which kinds you get. Can someone else approve? Nuntex is set up for one owner, who makes every decision. # For consultants with many clients URL: https://nuntex.com/use-cases/consultants/ How consultants use Nuntex: follow each client's market, track client and competitor names, and keep proposals sorted by project. Use case Every client has a market to follow and names to track. Nuntex keeps up with all of them and tells you which brief matters to which client. points Many clients Sorted by who it matters to Priorities per client Tell Nuntex what each client is working toward, and briefs say which one an idea serves. A watch on every name Watchlist marks briefs that mention a client or their competitors. Proposals by project Every proposal says which project it belongs to. Answers on demand Ask what has been said about a client's market. index What consultants lean on The features that do the most Can I keep clients apart? Proposals name their project, and your priorities can list each client separately. Does Nuntex share anything with my clients? No. Nothing reaches anyone outside without your yes on that step. # For creators researching the next piece URL: https://nuntex.com/use-cases/creators/ How creators use Nuntex: brief a whole back catalogue, keep the quotes and timestamps worth using, and draft the first version of the next piece. Use case Research is listening to hours of other people. Nuntex does the hours, keeps the lines worth quoting with their timestamps, and drafts a first version when you are ready. points For research Hours of listening, kept useful Whole back catalogues Brief any older episode of a show. Quotes with timestamps Every brief keeps the line worth quoting, who said it, and when. Find it again Search every brief by a word or a name. A first draft Proposals come with a draft: an outline, a script or a post. index What creators lean on The features that do the most Does Nuntex publish for me? Only a step you approved, one step per yes. Everything else is prepared for you. Can it follow YouTube channels? Yes. Follow a channel and new videos are briefed like episodes. # For investors who track markets by ear URL: https://nuntex.com/use-cases/investors/ How investors use Nuntex: follow the podcasts where founders and operators talk, track companies by name, and ask across everything heard. Use case Founders say more on podcasts than in a pitch. Nuntex listens to the shows where your companies and markets come up, marks the names you track, and answers questions across all of it. points For your pipeline Every mention, caught Names you track Watchlist marks briefs that mention a company or a founder. Ask across it all Ask what has been said about a market, from every brief. A weekly look back The weekly read draws the week together. Search the archive Find any brief by a word or a name, even offline. index What investors lean on The features that do the most Is Nuntex investment advice? No. It briefs what was said in the sources you follow. The judgment is yours. Can it follow company blogs? Yes, any blog or newsletter with a feed. About links and blogs # An AI chief of staff for small business owners URL: https://nuntex.com/use-cases/small-business/ Nuntex is an AI chief of staff for small business: it follows the shows about your trade, drafts emails, posts and website updates, and does each one only after you tap yes. It runs on your Mac or Windows PC with your own AI. Use case · Small business An AI chief of staff for a small business keeps up with what you never have time for, turns it into ready-to-use work, and asks you before anything reaches a customer. Nuntex does that from your phone: it drafts the emails, posts, checklists and website updates, and does each one once you tap yes. Not a software person? Good. steps How it works Three things, that's all It listens To the shows, channels and books about your trade that you never get to. It brings you the work A one-minute brief, and the work it could do, already drafted. You tap yes It does it. Anything a customer would see waits for your tap. index Pick your trade What it looks like for you points Straight answers What it does, and what it doesn't It does Drafts and documents Emails, posts, checklists, templates and website pages. It does Website updates Changes you read first, then put live in one tap. It doesn't Run your register or your books It works on documents and websites, not your point of sale or accounting. It needs A computer and your own AI Your Mac or Windows PC and your own AI do the work. Your phone is where you decide. prose Your options Help for the office side of a small business table Three kinds of help, side by side A part-time assistant A chat AI you prompt Nuntex Who notices what to do Them, once they know the business You, every time Nuntex, from the shows and channels you follow Who drafts it Them The AI, when you ask Nuntex, before you ask Who sends it Them You copy and paste it Nuntex, after your yes on that step What it needs from you Hiring and training Good prompts A tap on what is worth doing What it costs A wage Its own plan $49.99 a month or $499.99 a year, plus your own AI plan p Nuntex works on documents and websites. It does not run your register, your books or your phones. Questions from owners What does an AI chief of staff do for a small business? It keeps up with what you never get to, drafts the work worth doing, like emails, posts, checklists and website updates, and does each piece once you approve it. Do I need to know anything about AI? No. If you can read a text message and tap a button, you can use Nuntex. Will it send anything to my customers on its own? No. Anything a customer would see waits for your yes, one step at a time. Is it hard to set up? No. It is two apps and one sign-in, then you pick the folders it may use. Do I need a computer? Yes. A Mac or Windows PC does the listening and the work with your own AI. Your phone is where you read and decide. How much does it cost? $49.99 a month or $499.99 a year, with a free first week. Your own AI plan is separate. See pricing Get Nuntex for your business # For builders, not software people URL: https://nuntex.com/use-cases/construction/ How construction companies use Nuntex: it follows trade shows and channels, drafts quote follow-ups, safety talks and job checklists, and updates your website once you say yes. Use case · Small business You are on a job site all day. Nuntex keeps up with the trade shows and channels you never get to, and drafts the office work: quote follow-ups, safety talks, checklists and website updates. points Off your plate The office work, drafted Quotes Follow-ups that win jobs A short, friendly follow-up for every open quote, in your voice. Safety Toolbox talks A one-page safety talk drawn from what you heard this week. Jobs Checklists and templates Site visit checklists, punch lists and change order templates. Website Services and project pages New services and recent projects, live once you approve. steps A week with Nuntex Five minutes on your phone Monday Briefs from the trade shows you follow, heard on the drive. Tuesday A proposal: follow up on this week's open quotes. Wednesday You tap yes. The emails are drafted and waiting. index Worth a look Where builders start Questions from builders Can it keep track of changes that affect my work? If the shows and channels you follow talk about them, Watchlist marks every brief that mentions the words you track, like a code or a supplier. Will it email my customers without asking? No. Every email waits for your yes. Get Nuntex for your company # For bakers, not software people URL: https://nuntex.com/use-cases/bakeries/ How bakeries and cafés use Nuntex: it follows food business shows, drafts the week's posts, holiday hours and pre-order pages, and puts website changes live once you say yes. Use case · Small business You are up at four. Nuntex keeps up with the food business shows you love but never finish, and drafts the rest: this week's posts, holiday hours, pre-order pages and replies to custom orders. points Off your plate The front-of-house work, drafted Social The week's posts, written Posts and captions for what is in the case this week. Holidays Hours and pre-orders Holiday hours and a pre-order page, ready before the rush. Orders Replies for custom orders A friendly reply for cake and catering requests, in your voice. Menu Menu and allergen pages Keep the website's menu and allergen notes current. steps A day with Nuntex Five minutes between batches Early A brief from a food business show, read while the ovens heat. Mid-morning A proposal: open holiday pre-orders on the website. After close You tap yes. The page is ready to read, then put live. index Worth a look Where bakers start Questions from bakers Can it post for me? It drafts the posts and captions. Publishing one is a step that waits for your yes. What if my website is with another host? Nuntex can draft every change. Putting a change live in one tap works for websites hosted on Hostinger today. Get Nuntex for your bakery # For plumbers, electricians and landscapers URL: https://nuntex.com/use-cases/home-services/ How plumbing, electrical, HVAC and landscaping businesses use Nuntex: review requests, quote templates, seasonal service pages and reminders, drafted and done once you say yes. Use case · Small business You are in a crawl space, not an inbox. Nuntex keeps up with the shows and channels you follow and drafts the office side: review requests, quote templates, seasonal service pages and reminders. points Off your plate The office side, drafted Reviews Ask every job for a review A short thank-you and review request, ready to send. Quotes Clear, consistent quotes A quote template and follow-up in your voice. Seasons Seasonal service pages Furnace checks in fall, sprinkler starts in spring, live once you approve. Customers Maintenance reminders Friendly reminder emails for your regular customers. steps A day with Nuntex Five minutes between jobs On the road A brief from the business show you follow, heard with Listen. Lunch A proposal: ask every finished job for a review. Evening You tap yes. The thank-you page is ready to read and put live. index Worth a look Where service businesses start Questions from service businesses Does it answer my phone? No. It drafts and does office work on documents and your website. Calls stay with you. Will it contact my customers on its own? No. Every message it drafts waits for your yes. Get Nuntex for your business # For shop owners, not software people URL: https://nuntex.com/use-cases/retail/ How independent shops use Nuntex: it follows retail shows and channels, drafts seasonal posts, window plans, product pages and newsletters, and puts website changes live once you say yes. Use case · Small business You are on the floor all day. Nuntex keeps up with the retail shows you follow and drafts what brings people in: seasonal posts, window plans, product pages and your newsletter. points Off your plate What brings people in, drafted Seasons Window and display plans A simple plan for the next window, as a checklist. Social Posts that match the window Posts and captions for this week. Website Product and event pages New arrivals and in-store events, live once you approve. Email Your newsletter A short newsletter drafted from what is new in the shop. steps A day with Nuntex Five minutes before opening Opening A brief from a retail show, read before the doors open. Afternoon A proposal: plan the fall window and its post. Closing You tap yes. The plan and the post are drafted and waiting. index Worth a look Where shop owners start Questions from shop owners Can it keep up with my suppliers and brands? Add their names to Watchlist and every brief that mentions one is marked. Does it run my online store? No. It drafts pages and posts and updates your website once you approve. Your store system stays as it is. Get Nuntex for your shop # An OpenClaw alternative that asks before it acts URL: https://nuntex.com/compare/openclaw/ An honest comparison of Nuntex and OpenClaw: a finished assistant that sets up in minutes and asks before it acts, and a free, open-source agent you build and secure yourself. Compare If you want an OpenClaw alternative that sets up in minutes and asks before it acts, Nuntex is a finished AI chief of staff: it proposes the work, waits for your yes on anything outward, and works only in the folders you pick. OpenClaw remains the better pick if you want a free, open-source agent to build and secure yourself. compare Side by side The short version OpenClaw Nuntex What it is A free, open-source agent you set up and assemble yourself A finished assistant, ready in minutes The AI Any model you connect Your own Claude Code, Codex or OpenCode, on your own plan or API key Where you use it Chat apps like WhatsApp, Slack or Telegram A phone app built for reading and deciding How work starts You ask it, or you schedule it It listens to what you follow and brings you proposals What it can reach Broad access to your computer, by default Only the folders you pick Before it acts outside Up to how you set it up Every email, post or website change waits for your yes Add-ons A public library of community skills you vet yourself Nothing to vet: what it does is built in Proof Its own reply in the chat The checks it ran and the exact changes it made Who keeps it safe You Built in, by design Best for Technical people who enjoy building and tinkering Busy owners who want the result, not the project points Where OpenClaw wins Credit where it is due Free and open Anyone can read the code, change it and run it. Any AI, any chat app Bring your own AI model and talk to it wherever you already chat. Endlessly flexible If you can describe it and build it, it can probably do it. A big community Lots of people building and sharing skills for it. points Where Nuntex is different Built for the owner, not the tinkerer Ready in minutes Two apps and one sign-in. No servers or add-ons to manage. It brings you the work You don't have to know what to ask. It listens to what you follow and proposes what is worth doing. Nothing leaves without your yes Emails, posts and website changes each wait for your tap. It shows its work The checks it ran, the changes it made, and an undo if a website breaks. prose The honest answer Which one should you pick? p If you are technical, enjoy building your own tools, and are ready to keep an agent secure, OpenClaw is a remarkable project. Try it. p If you run a business and want an assistant that is careful by default, brings you what matters, and never needs you to be its IT department, that is what Nuntex is for. prose Sources What this is based on p OpenClaw facts are as of September 2026, from its own site and independent write-ups: ul OpenClaw What is OpenClaw? (DigitalOcean) OpenClaw security challenges (DigitalOcean) OpenClaw security risks explained (Backslash) p OpenClaw is an independent open-source project. Nuntex is not affiliated with it. Questions about OpenClaw Is there an OpenClaw alternative that asks before it acts? Yes. Nuntex prepares the work on its own but waits for your yes on every email, post or website change, one step per yes. How that works Is Nuntex built on OpenClaw? No. Nuntex is its own product, made by Commoner Apps LLC, and is not affiliated with OpenClaw. Why not just use OpenClaw? If you are technical and want a free agent to build on, OpenClaw is great. If you want the result without becoming its IT department, that is Nuntex. Can Nuntex do everything OpenClaw can? No, and on purpose. OpenClaw can be bent to almost anything. Nuntex does fewer things, carefully: it listens, briefs you, proposes the work, and does it once you say yes. Do I need to be technical to use Nuntex? No. You read short briefs and tap yes on your phone. Setup is two apps and one sign-in. # Set up in about five minutes URL: https://nuntex.com/getting-started/ How to set up Nuntex: start your free week on nuntex.com, sign in on your Mac or Windows PC so it finds your AI and your folders, then sign in on your phone. What each step looks like. Guide Three stops: this website, your computer and your phone. One account ties them together, and your phone shows the computer getting ready, tick by tick. steps The whole thing Four steps, once Start your free week Here on nuntex.com: an account, then Stripe's secure checkout. 7 days free. Start Set up your computer Install Nuntex on your Mac or Windows PC and sign in. It finds your AI, asks which folders it may use, and keeps itself running. Sign in on your phone Same account. Tell it what you do and what you want help with. Get your first brief Within about an hour of a new episode from a show you follow. macs On your Mac It finds your AI, then keeps itself running The Mac app walks through it in one window, and the Windows app does the same. Nothing to type into a terminal unless your AI is missing, and then it shows you the one line. Your AI, tested Claude Code, Codex or OpenCode, on your own plan or API key, checked with one real answer. Setup: Your AI. Claude Code 2.1.289 ready, it answered from this Mac; Codex found; OpenCode with its install line. Your folders Only these, each job on its own branch. Setup: Which folders may I work in? Two folders picked. Keep it running It installs its worker and waits for the first check-in. Setup: Keep it running. All set Your phone now shows this computer as connected. Setup: All set. Your AI, two folders, listening on. journey On your phone Your phone gets to know you Sign in with the same account, and a few quick screens make every brief about your work, not everyone's. What you do Your role, and what you are working on. What do you do? Founder picked, working on a booking app for mobile mechanics. What to help with Pick as many as fit. What should I help with? Ship my projects faster and grow my audience picked. What to learn from Shows picked from your goals. Pick a few shows to learn from: a grid of podcast covers. Your computer, live Each tick lands as it gets there. Your Mac: signed in and Claude Code found, folders picked on its way. How much it does Ask me first, prepare the work, or carry it out. How much should I do on my own? Ask me first picked. You're set What happens next, then in. You're set: your first brief arrives within about an hour of a new episode. points What you need Three things, most of which you have A Mac or a Windows PC A Mac with Apple silicon, or a 64-bit Windows 10 or 11 PC. It does the listening and the work. Your own AI Claude Code, Codex or OpenCode, on your own plan or API key. Setup shows you how to get one if none is there. An Android phone (iPhone coming soon) Where you read, decide and follow the work. Optional: your website's host Hostinger today, if you want website changes put live for you. About Put it live How long does setup take? About five minutes, plus an optional download so your computer can transcribe episodes itself. Can I set up the phone first? Yes. It waits for your computer, and ticks each step off as it gets there. What if I skip the computer for now? Your phone keeps a Connect card on Today until a Mac or PC is online. Do I need an AI before I start? It helps. If none is there, the app shows you the one line that installs Claude Code, Codex or OpenCode, then checks again. You can also use an API key. Where do I get the apps? Google Play, and signed downloads for the Mac and Windows from your account page. The iPhone app is coming to the App Store, and its link appears there as soon as it is out. # Guides and reference URL: https://nuntex.com/guides/ Nuntex guides: how Nuntex compares to OpenClaw, what an AI chief of staff is, how to turn podcasts into action, the glossary, questions and the changelog. Guides Longer reads on working with an AI chief of staff, and the reference pages that explain Nuntex's words and what is new. Every guide # What is an AI chief of staff? URL: https://nuntex.com/guides/what-is-an-ai-chief-of-staff/ An AI chief of staff is software that keeps track of what matters to you, turns it into decisions, and follows through on the work, with you in charge of every decision that counts. Guide An AI chief of staff is software that does what a good chief of staff does for a leader: keeps track of what matters, turns it into decisions, and follows through on the work, with a person in charge of every decision that counts. h2 What a chief of staff actually does p In a company, a chief of staff sits beside a leader and multiplies their time. The job has three parts. ul Filtering: reading and hearing far more than the leader can, and bringing back only what matters. Proposing: turning what they learn into concrete next steps, with the reasoning attached. Following through: doing the work, or getting it done, and reporting back honestly. h2 What changes when the chief of staff is software p Software can listen to every episode you follow, at any hour, without getting tired, and it can draft the first version of almost anything. What it cannot be trusted with is judgment it has not earned. p So the design question for an AI chief of staff is not how much it can do. It is how clearly it asks before doing something that matters, and how plainly it shows what it did. h2 What to look for ul It listens to the sources you chose, so its briefs are about what you care about. It shows its reasoning: why this, why now, tied to where it heard it. It proposes before it acts, and lets you approve one step at a time. It separates internal work from anything that reaches other people, and asks for each outward step. It proves what it did: the checks it ran, the files it changed, the commit it made. It works on your machine and under your accounts, where you can see everything. h2 Where Nuntex fits p Nuntex is an AI chief of staff built around that list. It follows the podcasts, YouTube channels, books and links you give it, writes a brief for each new episode, turns the good ideas into proposals, and carries out the ones you approve on your computer, with proof of what it did. p Its reach is yours to set. In Ask first it only briefs and proposes. In Code only it works in the folders you pick. In Outward it may take the single outward step you approved, like putting a reviewed website change live. h2 What is an AI chief of staff app? p An AI chief of staff app puts that job on your phone: you read what it found, decide in a tap, and follow the work it does for you. Nuntex is one: you read briefs and proposals on your phone, and the listening and the work run on your own Mac or Windows PC, with your own AI. Look for an app that asks before it acts, shows its proof, and keeps the work on accounts you control. h2 What it is not p An AI chief of staff is not a replacement for the people you work with, and it is not an assistant that acts on guesses. The useful ones are careful: they bring you the right thing at the right time, do the work you agreed to, and tell you plainly what is left for you. Questions about AI chiefs of staff Is an AI chief of staff the same as an AI assistant? Not quite. An assistant answers when asked. A chief of staff works ahead of you: it listens, proposes and follows through, and asks you at the moments that matter. Does an AI chief of staff act on its own? A good one acts only on what you approve. Nuntex marks every step that reaches other people as needing your yes. What does an AI chief of staff app do? It brings what it found to your phone as short briefs and proposals, lets you approve or change each one in a tap, and shows you the work as it is done. How do I get Nuntex? Start your free week at nuntex.com/start, then sign in on your computer and phone. How setup works. # How to turn podcasts into action items URL: https://nuntex.com/guides/turn-podcasts-into-action/ To turn podcasts into action items, read a short brief before you listen, write down the one decision each episode holds for you, turn it into a task with steps, then do it and check it. The five-step method, by hand or with Nuntex. Guide To turn a podcast into action items, read a short brief of the episode before you listen, write down the one or two decisions it holds for you, and turn each into a task with a first step. Nuntex does those steps for you: it briefs every new episode from the shows you follow and proposes the work, ready for your yes. h2 Why good episodes rarely change anything p A great interview can hold a dozen ideas you could use. But you hear it on a walk, you cannot write anything down, and by the time you are back at your desk the day has taken over. The idea does not fail. The handoff does. h2 The five-step method ol Follow fewer, better sources. Pick the shows whose guests do the work you care about. Brief before you listen. Read the bottom line first, and give the full hour only to the episodes that earn it. Write down the one decision. Most episodes hold one thing you could actually do this week. Turn it into an action item. Name the outcome, the first step and when it happens. A decision without steps stays an intention. Close the loop. Do it, check it, and note what changed. h2 What a good podcast action item looks like p Each action item answers four questions, so you can act on it without hearing the episode again. dl What One sentence, starting with a verb: Add the move-a-booking answer to the help page. Why The point from the episode and why it fits you: four in ten support emails ask this. First step Something you could start in ten minutes: draft the answer in the page's style. Where it came from The show, the episode and the moment, so you can check the source. h2 Three ways to do it table Turning podcasts into action items, three ways By hand A podcast summary app Nuntex Who listens You, every episode The app makes a transcript and summary Nuntex, on your computer, for every show you follow Who finds the action item You, if you remember You, from the summary Nuntex proposes it, with the reason and where it heard it Who writes the plan You You Nuntex, step by step, for you to approve or change Who does the work You You Nuntex, on your computer, once you say yes What you check Your own notes The summary The checks it ran and the changes it made h2 How Nuntex does each step dl Follow Add podcasts from the directory or any feed, plus YouTube and books. Brief Each new episode becomes a brief with a verdict: listen, skim or skip. Decide The brief lists what only you can do, and Nuntex writes proposals for the rest. Plan Every proposal carries its steps, and you can decide one step at a time. Close the loop Approved work is carried out on your computer, with proof. h2 An example p An episode on customer support says to write each common answer once and put it where people look. The brief flags it, because four in ten of your support emails ask how to move a booking. Nuntex proposes adding that answer to your help page and drafts it in the page's own style. After you approve, it makes the change, checks it, and shows you the diff before it goes live. p What Nuntex needs: a Mac or Windows PC that does the listening and the work, your own AI (Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode or an API key), and your phone for reading and deciding. How setup works Questions about turning podcasts into action What is a podcast action item? One concrete thing you will do because of an episode, written with a verb, a reason, a first step and where you heard it. Can AI turn a podcast into action items? Yes. An AI can transcribe an episode, summarize it and suggest tasks. Nuntex goes further: it proposes the work with a plan and, once you approve, does it on your computer. Do I need the transcript? No. A good brief is enough to decide. Nuntex makes the transcript on your computer and keeps it so you can search or ask about an episode later. How many podcasts should I follow? Fewer than you think. A handful of shows you trust beats a queue you never finish. Should I still listen to full episodes? Yes, when the brief says an episode is worth it. The brief is for deciding where your hours go. # An AI assistant that asks before it acts URL: https://nuntex.com/guides/ai-assistant-that-asks-before-it-acts/ An AI assistant that asks before it acts prepares the work in full, shows you exactly what will happen, and waits for your yes on each step that reaches other people. What that means, what to check, and how Nuntex does it. Guide An AI assistant that asks before it acts does the preparation on its own, then stops at every step that would reach other people, like sending an email, posting or changing a website, until you approve that exact step. Nuntex works this way: each outward step is marked Needs your yes, and one yes covers one step. h2 Why asking first matters p AI is quick and usually right, which is exactly why its mistakes are costly: an email to the wrong person or a broken web page goes out at full speed. An assistant that asks first keeps the speed for the preparation and puts you at the one moment that counts, just before anything leaves. h2 What asking first should really mean ul It shows the exact thing before it happens: the email as it will be sent, the change as it will look. One yes covers one step. Approving a plan is not approving every send inside it. It separates internal work, like drafts and changes on a branch, from outward steps that reach people. It stays inside limits you set, such as the folders it may write in. It shows what it did afterwards: the checks, the changes and what is left for you. You can widen what it may do as trust grows, and narrow it again at any time. h2 Acting on its own vs asking first table Two kinds of AI assistant Acts on its own Asks before it acts Emails and posts Sent when it decides to Written in full, sent only on your yes Website changes Published when it is done Shown as the exact change, published on your yes What you see first The result The plan, the draft and the change A mistake Reaches people before you notice Stops at you Your time None, until something goes wrong A tap per outward step h2 How Nuntex asks before it acts dl Work modes Ask first only briefs and proposes. Code only works in your folders. Outward may take the one step you approved. One step per yes Every outward step is marked Needs your yes, and each tap covers that step only. Folders you pick It writes only in the folders you allow, each task on its own branch. Read it first Website changes wait for you to read the diff, then go live, with automatic rollback. Proof Every run records the checks it ran and what it changed. p Nuntex is an AI chief of staff: it follows the shows you pick, proposes work from what it heard, and carries out what you approve on your own Mac or Windows PC with your own AI (Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode or an API key). Questions about AI that asks first What does it mean for an AI to ask before it acts? It prepares the work on its own but waits for your approval on each step that reaches other people, and shows you exactly what that step will do first. Is an AI that asks first slower? Barely. The preparation is still automatic. You spend a tap on each outward step, which is where mistakes cost the most. Does it ask about everything? No. Once you approve a task, Nuntex works on it in your folders on its own branch. It stops for your yes on anything outward, like an email, a post or a website change. Can I let it do more over time? Yes. Start in Ask first, move to Code only, then Outward when you trust what you see. Change it any time in Settings. Which AI does Nuntex use? Your own: Claude Code, Codex or OpenCode on your Mac or Windows PC, on your own plan, or an API key. Nuntex never sees that login or key. # How to approve Claude Code from your phone URL: https://nuntex.com/guides/approve-claude-code-from-your-phone/ Run Claude Code, Codex or OpenCode on your Mac or Windows PC and approve the work from your phone: read the plan, tap yes, follow each step live, and read the proof. How it works with Nuntex, and how it differs from Remote Control. Guide To approve Claude Code from your phone, keep it on your own Mac or Windows PC and connect it to an app that sends you the plan before anything starts. With Nuntex you read the proposal on your phone, tap yes, and follow each step of the run live, with Claude Code, Codex or OpenCode working only in the folders you picked. h2 Two ways to use a coding AI from your phone p There are two different jobs here, and the right tool depends on which one you want. ul Drive a live session from your phone. Anthropic's own Remote Control lets you continue a Claude Code session you started on your computer from another device. You steer it as you would at the keyboard. Approve the work, then let it run. You read a written plan on your phone, say yes, and the run follows it inside limits you set. That is how Nuntex works, with Claude Code, Codex or OpenCode. table Remote Control and Nuntex Claude Code Remote Control Nuntex What it is Your live Claude Code session, continued on another device Proposals you approve, carried out on your computer Which AI Claude Code Claude Code, Codex or OpenCode, on your plan or an API key How you steer By working in the session By approving a plan, guiding a step, or asking for changes Where it may write Wherever that session is allowed to Only the folders you picked, each task on its own branch Emails, posts, website changes Up to how you set it up Each one waits for its own yes After the run The session's own output The checks it ran, the files it changed and the commit h2 Set it up in five steps ol Have your AI on your computer: Claude Code, Codex or OpenCode signed in to your own plan, or an API key. Install Nuntex on your Mac or Windows PC and sign in. It finds your AI, tests it with one real answer, and asks which folders it may use. Sign in to Nuntex on your phone with the same account. It shows your computer getting ready, tick by tick. Approve a proposal on your phone, or tap a step of its plan to go ahead, guide it, skip it or mark it done yourself. Follow the live feed as it works, then read the proof. Website changes wait for you to put them live. h2 Run Claude Code, Codex and OpenCode from your phone, safely p A coding AI working while you are away needs limits that hold without you. In Nuntex they are built in: it writes only in the folders you pick, commits on its own branch, has an hour per run, and never takes an outward step without your tap. Your AI's login or API key stays on your computer, and Nuntex never sees it. p Your computer needs to be awake for the work to run. Your phone keeps your proposals and decisions anywhere, and the computer picks them up when it wakes. h2 Claude Code phone notifications p Nuntex notifies your phone when an approved run starts and again when it finishes or needs you, and holds notifications during the quiet hours you set. It does not ping you from a Claude Code session you are running yourself in a terminal. For that, Claude Code's own hooks are the right tool. Questions about approving Claude Code from your phone Can I answer Claude Code's permission prompts from my phone? Not with Nuntex. Nuntex does not mirror a live terminal session: you approve the job and its plan up front, and the run stays inside the folders you picked. For a live session, use Anthropic's Remote Control. Does it work with Codex and OpenCode too? Yes. Nuntex works with Claude Code, Codex or OpenCode on your Mac or Windows PC, held to the same limits. Does Nuntex see my Claude login or API key? No. Your AI is signed in on your computer, and the key stays in your Keychain or Windows Credential Manager. Does my computer need to be on? Yes, awake, for the work to run. Your phone keeps your decisions until it wakes. Can I watch the work while it runs? Yes. The live feed shows each step on your phone as it happens, and the run ends with the checks it ran and the commit it made. Will my phone tell me when the work is done? Yes, for work Nuntex runs: a notification when it starts and when it finishes or needs you. It does not watch Claude Code sessions you start yourself. # An AI chief of staff on Claude Code URL: https://nuntex.com/guides/ai-chief-of-staff-claude/ You can run an AI chief of staff on Claude without building one: Nuntex uses your own Claude Code on your Mac or Windows PC to brief what you follow, propose the work, and do what you approve. How it works, and what it needs. Guide You can run an AI chief of staff on Claude by letting your own Claude Code do the thinking and the work. Nuntex follows the podcasts, channels and books you pick, writes briefs and proposals with your Claude Code, and once you say yes, has it carry out the work on your Mac or Windows PC, only in the folders you chose. h2 Two ways to use Claude as a chief of staff ul Build it yourself. Claude can be set up as a chief of staff with your own prompts, schedules and tools, and Anthropic's Claude Cookbook has a chief of staff agent example for developers. You write and run every part of it. Use an app that runs your Claude Code for you. Nuntex does the listening, the briefs, the proposals, the approvals on your phone and the limits, and your own Claude Code does the thinking and the work. table Building it yourself or using Nuntex Build your own on Claude Nuntex with your Claude Code Setup Prompts, schedules and tools you write Two apps and one sign-in, about five minutes What it follows Whatever you wire up Podcasts, YouTube channels, books and links you pick How you approve However you build it On your phone, one proposal or one step at a time Where it may write Wherever you allow it Only the folders you picked, each task on its own branch Which AI Claude Claude Code, or Codex, OpenCode or an API key h2 What Claude Code does inside Nuntex dl Briefs and proposals Your Claude Code reads each new episode's transcript and writes the brief and the proposals, with read-only access. The work When you approve, it carries out the plan in the folders you pick, on its own branch, with checks. The limits It never takes an outward step, like an email or a website change, without your tap. Your plan It runs on your own Claude plan or API key. When you reach a usage limit, Nuntex waits and carries on later. h2 Set it up ol Install Claude Code on your Mac or Windows PC and sign in to your own plan, or use an API key. Install Nuntex on the same computer and sign in. It finds Claude Code and tests it with one real answer. Pick the shows, channels and books to follow, and the folders it may work in. Approve proposals on your phone and follow the work live. p Claude and Claude Code are trademarks of Anthropic. Nuntex is made by Commoner Apps LLC and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Anthropic. Questions about an AI chief of staff on Claude Can Claude be an AI chief of staff? Yes. Claude can brief, propose and do the work. Nuntex gives it the sources to follow, the approvals on your phone and the limits, using your own Claude Code. Does Nuntex use my Claude plan? Yes. The work runs on your own Claude plan or API key, on your computer. Nuntex never sees that login or key, and never pays for or resells AI. Is Nuntex made by Anthropic? No. Nuntex is made by Commoner Apps LLC and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Anthropic. Do I have to use Claude? No. Nuntex also works with Codex, OpenCode, or an API key from another provider. Does it ask before it acts? Yes. It works only in the folders you pick, and anything that reaches other people waits for your yes. How an assistant that asks before it acts works # An AI briefing for founders URL: https://nuntex.com/guides/ai-briefing-for-founders/ An AI briefing for founders turns the podcasts, videos and books you follow into one-minute briefs about what matters to your company, with a verdict on each and a weekly read. What a good one has, and how Nuntex builds it. Guide An AI briefing for founders listens to and reads the sources you trust and hands you only what matters to your company, in a minute or two. Nuntex briefs every new episode and YouTube video from what you follow, and any book you send it, gives each a verdict (listen, skim or skip), and once a week draws them together in a single weekly read. h2 Why founders need a briefing, not more content p The best operators publish hours of interviews every week, and the one idea that matters to you is somewhere in the middle. A briefing is not a shorter version of everything. It is the part that changes what you do next. h2 What a good founder briefing has ul The bottom line in a sentence, before anything else. Why it matters to your company, measured against the priorities you set, not to founders in general. A verdict on the full episode or video: listen, skim or skip. Where it came from, so you can check the source. What you could do about it, written as a next step. table Three ways to stay briefed A newsletter A summary app Nuntex What it covers What the writer chose The episode you paste in Every new episode and video you follow, and the books you send Measured against Their readers Nothing in particular Your company's priorities What comes next Nothing Nothing A proposal for the work, done once you say yes h2 How Nuntex builds your briefing dl Sources The podcasts, YouTube channels and books you pick. Briefs A brief for each new episode or video as it lands, and for each book you send, with a verdict. Today What is new and what needs your call, on your phone when you open it. Watchlist A flag on any brief that mentions a company, person or topic you track. Weekly read Once a week, on the day and hour you choose, one look back across everything it briefed. Ask Ask a question and get an answer from everything it has heard. p When a brief points to something worth doing, Nuntex writes a proposal, and once you approve, does the work on your own Mac or Windows PC with your own AI. An AI chief of staff for founders Questions about an AI briefing for founders What is an AI briefing for founders? Short briefs, written by AI, on the podcasts, videos and books a founder follows, saying what matters to their company and what to do about it. Is it a daily briefing? Briefs arrive as new episodes and videos land, so most days bring a few. Once a week, a weekly read draws them together. Can it brief YouTube and books too? Yes. YouTube channels are briefed like episodes, and you can send a book from your phone. How does it know what matters to my company? You write your priorities once, and every brief is measured against them. What does it need? A Mac or Windows PC that does the listening and the work, your own AI, and your phone for reading and deciding. # Claude Code approval fatigue, and how to end it URL: https://nuntex.com/guides/claude-code-approval-fatigue/ Claude Code approval fatigue is approving so many small prompts that you stop reading them. Two honest fixes: let a reviewer decide each step, as Anthropic's auto mode does, or approve the plan once and fence the run in, as Nuntex does. Guide Claude Code approval fatigue is what happens when you are asked to approve so many small actions that you stop reading them. There are two honest fixes: let a reviewer decide each step for you, which is what Anthropic's auto mode does, or approve the whole plan once and fence the run in with limits, which is how Nuntex works. h2 Why it happens p A coding agent takes dozens of small actions to finish one job: reading files, running checks, editing code. When each one asks first, the prompts stop meaning anything, and a yes given out of habit protects nobody. h2 Fix one: let a reviewer decide each step p Anthropic's answer is auto mode, where a second model reviews actions instead of you. Anthropic explains how it decides in How we built Claude Code auto mode. It suits a live session you are steering yourself. h2 Fix two: approve the plan once, then fence the run in p Instead of approving actions, you approve the job: a written proposal with its plan, read on your phone. The run then happens inside limits that do not depend on anyone clicking yes. ul It writes only in the folders you pick, each task on its own branch. Anything outside its limits is refused, not asked about, and shows up in the live feed. Each run has an hour. Anything that reaches other people, like an email, a post or a website change, still waits for its own yes. Afterwards you read the proof: the checks it ran, the files it changed and the commit. table Three ways to handle permission prompts Approve every prompt Auto mode Approve the plan (Nuntex) What you approve Each action Nothing, a reviewer decides The job and its plan, once What keeps the run safe Your attention The reviewer model Folders, its own branch, a time limit, and refusals Emails, posts, website changes A prompt each Up to the reviewer and your settings Each one waits for your tap Best for Sensitive one-off work A live session you are steering Work you want done while you are away p Nuntex runs your own Claude Code, Codex or OpenCode on your Mac or Windows PC. How to approve Claude Code from your phone Questions about Claude Code approval fatigue What is approval fatigue? Being asked to approve so many small actions that you stop reading them, which makes every approval worth less. Is auto mode a good fix? It is Anthropic's own answer for live sessions: a second model reviews actions instead of you. Read how it decides before relying on it. Does Nuntex turn off Claude Code's safety? No. It gives each run a narrower set of rules: anything outside the folders you picked is refused, and you can see each refusal in the live feed. Do I still approve anything with Nuntex? Yes: the proposal and its plan, once, and each outward step, like an email or a website change, on its own. Does this work with Codex and OpenCode? Yes. Nuntex holds Claude Code, Codex and OpenCode to the same limits. # The Nuntex glossary URL: https://nuntex.com/glossary/ Definitions of the words Nuntex uses: brief, bottom line, verdict, proposal, plan step, needs your yes, outward action, work mode, proof, put it live and more. Reference The words you will see in Nuntex, each in a sentence or two. Brief A one-minute read of a new episode, video, post or book, with a verdict, the bottom line, what matters and why it matters to you. Bottom line The first part of a brief: two or three sentences on what the episode actually said. Verdict A brief's call on the full episode: listen, skim or skip it. What matters The numbered points in a brief worth keeping. Why it matters to you How a brief's points land on your own projects and priorities. Only you can do these The decisions in a brief that are yours to make, as a checklist. Proposal A piece of work Nuntex could do, with the reason, a plan and a first draft. Plan step One step of a proposal's plan, which you can go ahead with, guide, skip or mark done yourself. Needs your yes The label on a step that reaches the outside world. Nothing happens on it until you tap it. Outward action Anything that reaches people outside, like an email, a post or a website change. Internal work Work that stays with you, like a draft, a note or a change on a branch. Work mode How far Nuntex may go on its own: Ask first, Code only or Outward. Your turn A run that stopped where only you can take it further. Done, checked A finished run whose checks all passed. Landed Where a run's change went: the commit and the branch. Put it live Publishing a website change after reading its diff, with read-back and automatic rollback. Rollback Putting a website back exactly as it was when a change breaks it. Watchlist The names and topics you track. A new brief that mentions one is marked. Weekly read One look back across your week's briefs, on the day and hour you choose. Snooze Setting a proposal aside to come back to later. Back catalogue Every episode a show has published, which you can brief on request. Quiet hours The hours when Nuntex holds notifications back. # Questions and answers URL: https://nuntex.com/faq/ Answers to common questions about Nuntex: what it is, what it listens to, where the work happens, what it will never do without you, and how to get it. Reference Short, plain answers. If yours is not here, write to hello@nuntex.com and we will reply by email. # What is new URL: https://nuntex.com/changelog/ The Nuntex changelog: new features and improvements to the phone, Mac and Windows apps, newest first. Reference New features and improvements, newest first. 2026-10-05 October 5, 2026 Windows, and the AI you already have Nuntex for Windows: the listening and the work on a Windows 10 or 11 PC, from an app in the tray. About the Windows app Bring Codex or OpenCode as well as Claude Code, each held to the same limits: only your folders, nothing outward without your yes. Sign your AI in with your own plan, or paste an API key from Anthropic, OpenAI, Google AI Studio or OpenRouter. It stays in your Keychain or Windows Credential Manager. 2026-09-13 September 13, 2026 Review, then Put it live Website changes now stop for you to read the exact diff before anything is published. About Put it live Put it live reads every changed file back from the server and restores the old site on its own if the home page breaks. Try again now appears on any run that stopped for you. 2026-09-12 September 12, 2026 Proof, books, and more ways to follow Every run records the checks it ran and the commit it made, and says Done, checked only when all of them passed. About proof Send an EPUB book from your phone to have it briefed. About books Search for YouTube channels and follow them like shows. About YouTube Listen, Ask, Search, Watchlist and the Weekly read. Share links to Nuntex from any app, and snooze a proposal for later. A home screen widget on Android. About the widget 2026-09-11 September 11, 2026 Hello, Nuntex A new name and icon: Nuntex, from the Latin nuntius and dexter. Approved proposals are now carried out on your Mac. About the work Tap any step of a plan to go ahead, guide it or skip it. About plan steps Discover shows by searching the directory or browsing category charts. About podcasts Nuntex for iPhone, the Mac menu bar app, and two panes on foldables. # One price, and your own AI URL: https://nuntex.com/pricing/ Nuntex costs $49.99 a month or $499.99 a year, with a 7-day free trial. You bring your own AI plan, and Nuntex never charges for it. Pricing Nuntex is $49.99 a month, or $499.99 a year. Your first 7 days are free, and cancelling before they end costs nothing. When am I charged? Not during your free week. Your card is charged $49.99 (or $499.99 on the yearly plan) when the 7 days end, and then every month or year until you cancel. How do I cancel? Online, any time: from your account, Manage billing, then Cancel, or from your orders at link.com. Cancel during the free week and you are never charged. After that, Nuntex keeps working until the end of the month or year you paid for. What will I see on my card statement? LINK.COM* NUNTEX. Payments for Nuntex are sold through Link, Stripe's checkout, which also sends your receipts and handles any sales tax. Do I pay for the AI too? Yes, separately and directly. Nuntex runs on your own AI (Claude Code, Codex or OpenCode, on your own plan or API key) and never charges for it or sees its login or key. Can I switch between monthly and yearly? Yes, from Manage billing in your account. The change takes effect at your next renewal. Do you give refunds? Cancelling stops the next charge, and you keep Nuntex until the end of the period you paid for. We do not refund the unused part of a month or year, except where the law says we must or Link issues a refund under its own policies. Charged by mistake? Write to us and we will put it right. The terms have the details. Is there a free plan? No, but the first 7 days are free, with everything included. Questions about paying # About Nuntex URL: https://nuntex.com/about/ Nuntex is made by Commoner Apps LLC. Why it exists, what we believe, and where the name comes from. Company Nuntex is made by Commoner Apps LLC, a small software company that builds tools for people running real businesses. h2 Why Nuntex exists p The best ideas for running a business arrive in long conversations: interviews, lectures, books. Almost nobody running something has the hours to hear them, and the few ideas that stick rarely become work. Nuntex was built to close that gap: to listen for you, bring back what matters, and do the work you agree to. h2 What we believe ul Nothing leaves without your yes. Anything that reaches other people waits for you. Show the work. A claim is not proof; the checks, the files and the commits are. Your machine, your AI, your accounts. The listening and the work run on your own Mac or Windows PC, with your own AI. Say what is left. When only you can take something further, say so plainly. h2 The name p Nuntex comes from two Latin words: nuntius, a messenger, and dexter, a right hand. The one who brings you the message, and then does something about it. p The icon is the N of our typeface with a teal period on its baseline, because a good brief ends with a clear next step. h2 Getting Nuntex p 7 days free, then $49.99 a month. Cancel any time. Start your free week, or see pricing. # Contact URL: https://nuntex.com/contact/ How to reach the team behind Nuntex, for questions, billing, press and security. Company Write to hello@nuntex.com. Every message is read by a person, and we reply by email. h2 Questions about Nuntex p Most answers are in Questions and Pricing. For anything else, write to hello@nuntex.com. h2 Your account and billing p Plan, card, receipts and cancelling are all in your account under Manage billing. If something there is not right, write to hello@nuntex.com from the email on your account. h2 Press p Descriptions, facts and the icon are in the press kit. h2 Security p To report a security issue, see Security. # Press kit URL: https://nuntex.com/press/ The Nuntex press kit: short and long descriptions, facts, the name, and the icon. Company Everything you need to write about Nuntex. h2 In one sentence p Nuntex is an AI chief of staff that listens to the shows you follow, briefs you, proposes the work, and does it once you say yes. h2 In a paragraph p Nuntex is an AI chief of staff made by Commoner Apps LLC. It follows the podcasts, YouTube channels, blogs and books a person picks, turns each new episode into a short brief, proposes work based on what it heard, and carries out approved work on that person's own Mac or Windows PC, with their own AI. Nothing that reaches the outside world happens without their approval, and every run records the checks it ran and the commit it made. h2 Facts dl Name Nuntex, with a capital N Made by Commoner Apps LLC What it is An AI chief of staff Runs on Android phones and foldables, a Mac with Apple silicon, and Windows 10 and 11 PCs, with iPhone coming to the App Store Works with The person's own AI: Claude Code, Codex or OpenCode, on their own plan or API key Availability Open to everyone. 7 days free, then $49.99 a month. Cancel any time. Pricing Website nuntex.com h2 The name p From the Latin nuntius, a messenger, and dexter, a right hand. h2 Icon p The icon is the letter N from Newsreader, the typeface Nuntex uses, with a teal period on its baseline, on ink. The icon at 512 pixels. Please keep its colors and proportions as they are. h2 Screenshots p The screenshots on this site show example content, not real people's data. For larger images, write to hello@nuntex.com. # Privacy URL: https://nuntex.com/privacy/ The Nuntex privacy notice: what the website, your account, the apps and billing keep, who processes it, and how to delete it. Legal This notice covers nuntex.com, your Nuntex account, the Nuntex apps for iPhone, Android, the Mac and Windows, and paying for Nuntex. It says what we keep, why, who helps us keep it, and how to have it deleted. h2 Who we are p Nuntex is made by Commoner Apps LLC. We are responsible for the information described here. h2 Your account ul Your name and email address. Your password, which Google Firebase Authentication keeps for us in a form we cannot read. Whether you have confirmed your email. Your mobile number, which you confirm with a code we text you. It makes sure each account is one real person: a number can belong to one account only. We give it to Stripe with your billing details, and we never use it for marketing. h2 What you set up in Nuntex ul What you tell it about yourself: your role, what you are working on, and what you want help with. The shows, channels and books you follow, the briefs written for you, the proposals, your comments and decisions, and your settings. Your connected computers: each Mac or PC's name, which AI tools it found and their versions, which one you chose and whether it signs in with your plan or an API key (never the key itself), the names of the folders you allowed, and when it last checked in. Not your files. A notification token for each phone you sign in on, so your notifications reach it. Signing out or deleting the app stops them. p This is kept in Google Firebase (Cloud Firestore), in a space that only your account can read or change. h2 What stays on your computer p Your project files, episode transcripts, the work itself, and your AI's login or API key stay on your own Mac or PC (an API key in your Mac's Keychain or Windows Credential Manager). Nuntex never receives them. Your AI tool, such as Claude Code, Codex or OpenCode, works under your own agreement with its provider, and that provider handles what the tool reads under its own terms. h2 Billing p Payments are handled by Stripe. Stripe keeps your card and billing details; we never see your full card number. We keep your plan, whether you are in your free week, your renewal date, and Stripe's reference for you, so the apps know your account is active. h2 Why we keep it p To run Nuntex for you, to bill you, to answer you when you write, and to keep the service secure. We do not sell it, rent it, or use it for advertising. h2 Who helps us ul Google Firebase: sign-in, the text with your code, and the data you set up in Nuntex. Google reCAPTCHA: checks that a person, not a program, asked for the text. Apple's podcast directory: when you search for a show in the apps, your search words go to Apple's public podcast search to find it. We do not keep them. Stripe: payments and billing. Hostinger: this website and our email. Apple and Google: notifications to your phone, if you turn them on. h2 Cookies and tracking p nuntex.com sets no cookies of its own and runs no analytics or advertising trackers. The phone step loads Google reCAPTCHA, which may set Google's own cookies under Google's privacy policy. When you sign in on nuntex.com, your browser keeps you signed in using its own storage, and signing out clears it. Stripe's checkout page is Stripe's own and follows Stripe's privacy policy. Our hosting provider keeps standard server logs to run and protect the site. h2 Deleting your account p Delete your account from your account or from Settings in the apps. That deletes your account and everything you set up in Nuntex. Cancel your plan first so nothing renews. Stripe keeps billing records for as long as the law requires. You can also write to hello@nuntex.com and we will delete it for you. h2 The earlier waitlist p If you joined the waitlist before Nuntex opened, we keep your email, and your name and note if you gave them, until you leave. Every email we sent has a link to leave, or write to hello@nuntex.com. h2 Children p Nuntex is not meant for children under 16, and we do not knowingly keep information about them. h2 Changes p If this notice changes, the date at the top changes too. We will email you about any change that matters to your account. h2 Questions p Write to hello@nuntex.com, and we will reply by email. # Delete your Nuntex account URL: https://nuntex.com/delete-account/ How to delete your Nuntex account from the Nuntex apps or nuntex.com, what is deleted, and what is kept. Legal You can delete your Nuntex account and everything in it yourself, at any time, from the Nuntex apps or from nuntex.com. It takes effect right away. h2 In the Nuntex app on your phone ul Open Nuntex and go to Settings. Tap Delete account. Type DELETE and your password to confirm. h2 On nuntex.com ul Sign in on your account. Under Delete account, type DELETE and your password. Choose Delete my account. h2 By email p Write to hello@nuntex.com from the email address on your account and ask us to delete it. We delete it within 30 days and reply when it is done. h2 What is deleted p Your account and everything you set up in Nuntex: your name, email and phone number, your profile, the shows you follow, your briefs, proposals, comments and decisions, your settings, your connected computers and your phones' notification tokens. The files on your own computer are never touched: they stay there. h2 What is kept p If you paid for Nuntex, Stripe and Link keep the billing records of those payments for as long as the law requires. We keep nothing else. Cancel your plan before you delete your account, so nothing renews. # Terms URL: https://nuntex.com/terms/ The terms for using Nuntex: your account, the free week, plans and renewal, cancelling, refunds, and your own AI. Legal These terms cover nuntex.com, your Nuntex account, the Nuntex apps and paying for Nuntex. Using Nuntex means you accept them. h2 Nuntex p Nuntex is an AI chief of staff made by Commoner Apps LLC. It runs on your own Mac or Windows PC, with your own AI tool, and acts only in the ways you approve. The features it has can change over time. h2 Your account ul Give a real name, an email address you can read, and your own mobile number. Keep your password to yourself. One account is for one person. You are responsible for what is done with your account. h2 Plans p Nuntex costs $49.99 a month or $499.99 a year, in US dollars, plus any tax that applies where you live. h2 Who takes the payment p Payments for Nuntex are sold through Link, Stripe's checkout service, which acts as the seller of record for the payment. Link collects the payment and any sales tax, sends your receipts and invoices, and handles questions about a charge. Your card statement shows LINK.COM* NUNTEX. Link's own terms apply to the payment; these terms apply to Nuntex itself. h2 The free week p A new account gets 7 days free, once per person. You give a card when you start. Unless you cancel before the free days end, your plan starts when they end and your card is charged then. p Before you give your card, we show you the price, how often it renews, the date your free week ends and how to cancel, and you agree to the renewal as its own step. We keep a record of that agreement for at least three years, and we email you a confirmation of these terms when your free week starts. h2 Renewal p Your plan renews on its own, every month or every year, and your card is charged at the start of each new month or year, until you cancel. If a payment fails, we will try again and tell you, and Nuntex may stop working for your account until it is paid. h2 Cancelling p Cancel any time online from your account, under Manage billing, or from your orders at link.com. Cancelling stops the next renewal; Nuntex keeps working until the end of the month or year you have paid for. Cancel during the free week and you are not charged. h2 Refunds p We do not refund the unused part of a month or year, except where the law says we must or where Link issues a refund under its own policies. If you think you were charged by mistake, write to hello@nuntex.com or contact Link support, and we will put it right. h2 Price changes p If the price changes, we will email you at least 7 and no more than 30 days before the new price applies to your plan, with how to cancel, and you can cancel before it does. h2 Your AI and your accounts p Nuntex uses the AI tool on your computer, such as Claude Code, Codex or OpenCode on your own plan or API key, and any accounts you connect. Those are yours, paid for by you, under their own terms. You decide what Nuntex may do, and you are responsible for reading and approving anything that reaches other people, such as an email, a post or a website change. h2 Using Nuntex ul Do not use Nuntex to break the law or to harm anyone. Do not try to break, overload or get around Nuntex's protections, or reach anyone else's account. Do not use the Nuntex name, text, screenshots or icon to suggest you are Nuntex. h2 Our work p The Nuntex name, icon, apps, text and screenshots belong to Commoner Apps LLC. The Newsreader typeface is used under the SIL Open Font License. h2 Ending p You can delete your account at any time. We may suspend or close an account that breaks these terms or is not paid, and we will tell you why. h2 No warranty p Nuntex is provided as it is, without warranties of any kind, to the extent the law allows. You check the work before you approve it. h2 Liability p To the extent the law allows, Commoner Apps LLC is not liable for indirect or consequential losses, and its total liability to you is limited to what you paid for Nuntex in the 12 months before the claim. Nothing in these terms limits a liability that the law does not allow to be limited. h2 Law p These terms are governed by the laws of the State of Texas, United States. Nothing in them takes away a right you have under the consumer protection laws of the place where you live. h2 Changes p If these terms change, the date at the top changes too, and we will email you about any change that matters to your plan. h2 Questions p Write to hello@nuntex.com. # Security URL: https://nuntex.com/security/ How Nuntex is designed to keep you in control: work modes, folder limits, one outward step per yes, reviewed website changes, recorded checks, and a protected account. Legal Nuntex is built so that nothing important happens without you, and everything it does leaves a record you can check. h2 How Nuntex is designed ul Work modes set how far it may go. Start with Ask first. It writes only in the project folders you pick, on a branch per task, with commits under its own name. Every step that reaches other people needs your yes, one step per tap. Website changes wait for you to read the diff, are read back from the server after they go live, and roll back on their own if the home page breaks. About Put it live Checks are recorded from what actually ran, not from what it says. About proof A run has an hour. If it needs longer, it stops and says so. h2 How your account and payments are protected ul Your data sits in a space only your own account can read or change, and only after you confirm your email. Your computer signs in as you, and keeps its sign-in in your Mac's Keychain or Windows Credential Manager. Your AI's login or API key never leaves your computer, and Nuntex never receives it. Cards are handled by Stripe. Your card never touches our servers. Whether your plan is active is written only by our server, from Stripe's signed messages. h2 Reporting an issue p If you believe you have found a security issue in nuntex.com or Nuntex, write to hello@nuntex.com with the word Security in the subject, and we will reply by email. Please give us a reasonable time to fix it before sharing it. # Accessibility URL: https://nuntex.com/accessibility/ How nuntex.com and the Nuntex apps support keyboards, screen readers, larger text, dark mode and reduced motion, and how to tell us what does not work. Legal We want nuntex.com and the Nuntex apps to work for everyone, including people who use screen readers, keyboards, larger text or reduced motion. h2 On nuntex.com ul Every page works with a keyboard, with a visible focus outline and a link to skip to the content. Screenshots have text descriptions. Animations stop when your device asks for reduced motion. The site follows your light or dark setting. Text can be enlarged without breaking the layout. h2 In the apps ul Text size, reduced motion and haptics can be set in Settings. Light and dark themes follow your phone, or can be chosen. On iPhone, text follows the size you set for the whole phone. h2 Our aim p We aim to meet the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 2.2 at level AA. h2 Tell us p If something does not work for you, write to hello@nuntex.com and we will fix it.