TurboBy invitation

Private · By invitation

Your personal agent. It does everything.

Turbo runs on the ChatGPT or Claude subscription you already have, across your calendar, projects, training and learning, and answers to you alone.

There is no sign-up, no waitlist and nothing to buy. If you have a key, you already know where the door is.

Four rooms

A look inside

Every screen below is shown with invented data.

Personal assistant

Replaces ChatGPT, Siri, Muse, Instinct and your reminders app.

It already knows your calendar, your body, your people and your habits, so you say one line and it takes it from there. Routines run on their own, and when one uses a browser you can watch, or take over, from the Screens view. One chat can start work in another room and report back when it is done.

  • A one-line question, what's today look like, answered with recovery, calendar, dinner plans and a reminderOne question, the whole day
  • A routine that books a coworking desk every weekday morning and reports the confirmationA routine books the desk at 7:15
  • Screens: the browser window Turbo is using to book a desk, mirrored into the appWatch it browse
  • The schedule drawer with the day's events, commute blocks and remindersThe schedule
  • A live voice call with Turbo, both waveforms movingTalk to it out loud
  • Asked in chat to fix a crash, Turbo starts a Workspace thread and reports back with the fixOne chat starts work in another room
  • The list of ongoing conversations across roomsEvery thread, in one list

Workspace

Replaces Claude Desktop, Codex Desktop and T3 Code.

Each app you work on gets a desk: what needs you, scheduled checks and an agent on its own cadence. Turbo is one of those apps, so asking for a change to Turbo is the same as asking for a change to anything else.

  • The Workspace project list with several appsYour apps
  • A project desk with a thread that needs you, an open pull request and a nightly checkA project's desk
  • Turbo building a feature: commands, edits, passing tests and a pull requestBuilding a feature
  • Asked for a water tracker, Turbo edits its own code and reports the tests passTurbo changing itself

Body

Replaces MyFitnessPal, Strong and the WHOOP app.

Weigh-ins, meals, lifts, swims and overnight heart data, turned into levels, streaks and a plan for today.

  • Body Today: level four of six, calories against the limit, a streak, training and recoveryToday
  • Weight chart from 240 pounds trending toward the goalProgress
  • Today's lifting session with the suggested next weightTrain

Dojo

Replaces Khan Academy, Brilliant and a stack of tabs.

Learn a small idea, check it with one question, and ask Turbo about anything you did not follow.

  • A short Dojo lessonLearn
  • A quick check answered correctly with feedbackCheck
  • Chatting with Turbo about the lessonAsk

Yours to remake

Turbo is never finished. Ask it in plain words for a new screen, a different colour or something new to track, and it changes its own code while you watch. No settings screens, no feature requests, no waiting for an update. Every copy grows into whatever its owner asks for.

Where it runs

Turbo is a website and a progressive web app. There is nothing to download: open it once, save it, and it lives next to your other apps with its own icon and push notifications.

Each copy is hosted on its owner's own computer, a Mac mini at home works well, and reached from the phone and laptop over a private Tailscale network. Nothing is in the cloud and nothing is reachable from the public internet.

Kept private

Turbo is a private personal application developed by ADYNATO LLC for personal use by friends and family. Each person runs their own private installation with access restricted to its authorized owner. There is no public sign-up.

Your calendar, read‑only

With permission, Turbo reads connected Google Calendars to show upcoming meetings and provide reminders. It displays event titles, times, locations, and meeting links in a private schedule, checks for conflicts, and sends meeting reminders. Calendar access is read-only: Turbo does not create, edit, or delete Google Calendar events. Google Calendar data supports these productivity features; it is never used for image generation or to train AI models.

This website provides information about Turbo. The application and personal workspace are hosted separately with private access. Learn how data is handled in the privacy policy.