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By name and, for text documents, by what is written inside. Filter by kind, open with Enter.
Aleph finds, sorts and opens the files on your PC. Press Alt+A from any app, type a few letters, hit Enter. Nothing leaves your computer.
The base works today. A "With the engine" tag marks what arrives with Aleph's local AI engine.
By name and, for text documents, by what is written inside. Filter by kind, open with Enter.
Point it at a messy folder: Aleph plans where everything goes, you pick what to move, and one click undoes it.
The index is saved on your PC and follows your folders as files appear, move or disappear.
"Where's the lease contract?" "What did the bank send in March?" Answers from your own files.
Summarize, review or translate a document, and ask questions about it.
Same look, same account and same appearance as Solaris. Learn one Northlane app and you know the next.
The fastest way to a file is not to go looking for it.
Aleph reads only the folders you give it, and keeps what it learns about them on your disk.
Not your files, not their names, not what is inside them. The index is a file on your PC.
When the AI engine arrives, it runs on your machine too. No cloud model reading your documents.
Anonymous usage stats and error reports each have their own switch in Settings. Privacy Policy.
Aleph will be a paid app you buy once: no subscription, no ads, and no free-versus-Pro split — everything it does comes in the one purchase. The price will be announced here before launch.
It is not available to download yet. When it launches it will be a one-time purchase, sold here.
It is the same Northlane account you use in every app — Aleph will use it when it launches.
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