A good home for your stuff.
Notes, journal, tasks, calendar, bookmarks, investments — laid out for you to read, not only for a model. Turn the AI off entirely and the app still earns its place.
About Anjadhe
Anjadhe exists for the things you'd never paste into a cloud chat. Your life stays in its own apps on your Mac, and the AI comes to where the data is — so you can hand it your whole picture.
The brain is your choice — your data goes only where you point it.
Your data goes only where you point it.
By default, nowhere at all.
Your day
Open Anjadhe and it answers a simple question: what should I do today? Today is one short list: tasks that are due, things found in your email — a bill, a renewal, an RSVP — and your calendar. When the list is done, you're done.
Adding things is just typing: "call dentist tomorrow 3pm" becomes a task with the right date and time. And the assistant does the tidying you never get around to — it suggests which goal a task belongs to, puts dates on the dateless, flags goals that have gone quiet, and walks you through a five-minute review once a week.
"Done for today" is a feeling this app actually gives you.
Not just an AI tool
Notes, journal, tasks, calendar, bookmarks, investments — laid out for you to read, not only for a model. Turn the AI off entirely and the app still earns its place.
Describe the app you wish existed — a plant tracker, a reading list — and Anjadhe builds it, right on your Mac. Or point a coding agent like Claude Code at the apps folder. Whatever you add gets saving, backup, sync, and the assistant's attention automatically.
Who it's for
If you'd simply rather your email, notes, money, and family life stay in your own hands — on your Mac, or on servers you trust — Anjadhe is for you.
Nothing on faith
No tracking by default. Analytics are off until you turn them on, and even then they carry no content — you can read every event the app records, right inside the app, under Settings → Privacy.
Our privacy posture →Your data isn't sold, shared, or used to train anything. The AI runs where you choose — your Mac by default, a computer you own, or a provider you trust with your own key. Nothing goes anywhere you didn't choose.
What leaves your device →No claim you have to take on faith. We don't say it's private and ask you to trust us — the app shows you what it does. The sync, the analytics, every AI call and web search: all there to inspect. And the app's full source code is public, so you can read every line yourself.
Read the source on GitHub →Requirements
A Mac — Apple Silicon or Intel.
32 GB of memory or more. Setup downloads the free model and everything happens at home.
Bring your own OpenAI or Anthropic key. The app stays light, and the AI thinking happens on your own account with the provider you chose.
Anjadhe is published by Anjadhe LLC. It is a standalone app — Gmail and Google Calendar are optional integrations you can connect if you want them, not a requirement.