Natro
A private, Georgian-first personal assistant. You write in Georgian; Natro works out what you mean, shows you its plan, and asks before it changes anything.
Natro is a personal project, not a public service. It runs on its owner's own computer and is used only by its owner. There are no accounts to sign up for, and it does not offer access to anyone else.
What it does
Understands Georgian
Instructions are written in Georgian, translated for planning, and answered in Georgian.
Plans before acting
Every request becomes a short plan you can read. Anything that changes data waits for your approval.
Works with your tools
Tasks and notes, files you choose to share, web search, and, once you sign in, your Google Calendar, Gmail (read-only) and Google Tasks.
How Natro uses your Google account
Natro connects to Google only after its owner signs in at Natro's own prompt, and only for what the owner asks it to do:
- Google Calendar: to show, add and change events you ask about.
- Gmail: read-only, to find and summarise messages you ask about. Natro never sends, deletes or changes email.
- Google Tasks: to list, add, complete and remove your tasks.
- Your email address: to show which account is signed in.
Everything Natro keeps stays on its owner's computer. The full detail is in the Privacy Policy, including every outside service Natro uses and what it sends to each. You can disconnect at any time from Natro, or at myaccount.google.com/permissions.