- Context available
- A medicine label, sign, diagram, product, or whiteboard.
- What the user asks
- “Read this and explain it simply.”
- What EDITH understands
- The visible object or text and the spoken request as one interaction.
- Result
- Reads, explains, summarizes, or translates what is in view.
EDITH Core · Working prototype · Currently building
EDITH
The interface for AI agents
in the real world.
See. Hear. Remember. Delegate. Act. EDITH combines a context-aware wearable with an orchestration layer that routes intent to the right agents and connected services.
Built from India. Designed for everywhere.
AI-GENERATED CONCEPT · NOT CURRENT HARDWARE01 / THE PROBLEM
We have powerful agents. We still use them like apps.
Users open separate interfaces, reconstruct the situation as a prompt, and manually coordinate the steps between an answer and an outcome.
The user sees, hears or encounters something.
The user manually reconstructs that context as a prompt.
The user moves between apps to turn the answer into an action.
Mobile apps needed the smartphone. AI agents need their own interface.
EDITH connects context, orchestration, and action in one interaction.02 / HOW IT WORKS
From a glance to a completed task.
Capture
A tap or hold captures speech, visual context, or both as one interaction.
Understand
EDITH Core combines the request with vision, memory, and relevant context.
Plan
An agent selects permissioned tools and structures the steps needed to help.
Act
EDITH answers directly or completes a connected action—with confirmation when it matters.
03 / WORKING USE CASES
What EDITH can do today.
Vision, memory, productivity, commerce, and multi-agent orchestration through the same wearable interaction.
04 / WORKING PROTOTYPE
EDITH Core — context in, outcome out.
The current prototype combines wearable capture, multimodal reasoning, memory, agent planning, permissioned tools, confirmations, and spoken responses in one system.
Multimodal perception
Captures speech, visual context, or both through the wearable.
Memory + context
Recalls useful preferences, facts, and recent interactions when relevant.
Agent planning
Selects validated tools and coordinates multi-step requests across domains.
Safe connected action
Searches, drafts, schedules, orders, books, or delegates—with confirmation where required.
WORKING IN THE CURRENT PROTOTYPE
05 / EARLY ACCESS
Be among the first to try EDITH.
We’re preparing a small early-user group to test EDITH in real routines. Join the list for prototype updates and first access when testing opens.
06 / BUILD LOG
Proof, one layer at a time.
What has moved from question to working system.
Prototype exploration
Tested whether inexpensive hardware could provide useful real-world context to multimodal AI.
Wearable interaction
Combined ESP32 camera, microphone, spoken requests, multimodal reasoning, and speech output.
Memory + notes
Added persistent preferences, episodic recall, and structured capture for notes, tasks, ideas, and decisions.
Agents + actions
Built permission-aware planning across web search, Gmail, Calendar, Swiggy, and Codex.
EDITH Core
Working end-to-end wearable context, memory, planning, and action system.
07 / ROADMAP
What we’re building next.
The next product milestones, without artificial timelines.
Natural interaction
Make capture, response, and follow-up conversations feel faster and more continuous.
Companion experience
Create a focused phone layer for context, confirmations, integrations, and personal controls.
Early-user alpha
Put a small batch into users’ hands and identify the routines that become genuinely habitual.
Miniaturisation
Move toward a smaller custom form factor while expanding permissioned integrations.

08 / FOUNDER
Built by Shivam Tiwari.
“AI becomes far more useful when it understands the situation, remembers what matters, and helps carry the intention through.”
A National University of Singapore Computer Science graduate and full scholar, I’ve built products across web, mobile, LLM agents, hardware, and firmware. I’m now building EDITH from India and speaking with early users, researchers, builders, and investors thinking beyond the screen.
09 / GET EARLY ACCESS
Want to try EDITH
before launch?
Join the early-user list to hear when prototype testing opens.