For you Active AI for your own work
Make room for your ideas.
Make WispOS yours.
Ask Wisper for the work, read what comes back, and decide what happens next. Choose the apps that fit your day, or make your own. You don't have to become a developer to belong here.
Three ways in one WispOS
Do the work, use the apps,
or make your own.
Get things done
Your projects, picked up where you left them.
Ask Wisper for the plan from two weeks ago, read what comes back, make the call. The AI helper that owns the project does the rest.
How it worksUse and play
Apps other people made, chosen by you.
Games, lists, timers, planners. Get what fits from the App Store, tell the maker what's missing, and take the update when it comes.
The App StoreMake your own
Build it with any AI.
Describe a game, a tool or an agent to Wisper, or to whatever AI you already use. WispOS carries the building guide, so it comes out right. Then share it with a friend or send it to the App Store.
Make appsOne job the garden plan
You set the direction.
Wisper keeps it moving.
- 01
Ask
Say what you need.
"Pull up the garden plan from last month. Which beds still need seeds?"
- 02
Hand off
The project's helper takes it.
Wisper says who has it. You can keep talking to her while it works.
- 03
Look
The work comes back to you.
A written answer, with the plan right beside it: three beds, two still empty.
- 04
Decide
You make the call.
"Tomatoes in bed two, beans in bed three. Add them to my shopping list."
An illustration with a made-up project, not a recording.
Make AI-built apps belong here
Vibe code it.
Put it out there.
Plenty of places frown on AI-made work, or keep what you build locked inside their own chat. Here it's encouraged, and it's yours. Here's what you can do today, and where it's going.
In WispOS today
- Build with any AI. Games, tools, chat cards and agents, built from a sentence by Wisper or by whatever AI you like. AI-built is the point here, not a footnote.
- Try it first. It installs in its own sandbox. Change it by asking again.
- Not locked in. It's one plain .wapp file, and it doesn't care which AI made it.
- Share it. Send a friend the .wapp and they install it from a file.
- Submit it. Send it to the App Store for review. Until in-app submission opens, email it to us.
Where it's going
- Sell inside your app. A one-time unlock, a pack of extras, a subscription. Real payments are being built now and open with paid apps.
- Keep making it better. People who use your app tell you what's missing, and your next version reaches them as an Update.
Not live yet. We'll say so here when it is.
FAQ the short version
Questions.
Do I have to build apps?
No. Getting apps other people made and using them is a whole way to use WispOS. Making your own is there when you want it.
Can I build with the AI I already use?
Yes. Ask Wisper, or hand WispOS's building guide to Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or any other coding tool. What comes out is a plain .wapp file you can install, share or send to the App Store.
How is this different from GPTs, Claude artifacts and Gemini Gems?
Those live inside one company's chat. A GPT runs in ChatGPT, a Gem in Gemini, an artifact in Claude. What you make for WispOS is a plain file on your own computer, and it doesn't depend on which AI built it.
What does it cost?
Nothing. WispOS runs on the AI plan you bring, so there's no AI bill of ours to pass on. When paid apps open, the App Store keeps 15% of each sale.
Where does my stuff live?
On your computer. Your projects, decisions and logs are plain files in a folder you choose.
Can I make a game?
Yes, that's what a lot of people make first. Describe it to Wisper ("a space game where you dodge comets"), using any AI you like. Play it, ask for changes, then send it to a friend or the App Store.
Next step start with one project
Bring one idea. See what comes back.
Join the beta, bring the AI plan you already have, and start with one project or one app.