Drop a document on the notch. Nilad reads it on your Mac and files it under who sent it, what it is and when it matters — from the electricity bill to the dishwasher's warranty. Nothing is uploaded.
Three hundred files in Downloads. A Finder search that finds nothing. Tax time from a shoebox. You already have the documents — what you don't have is the ten seconds it takes to file each one properly, times three hundred.
Drag anything onto the notch — a PDF, a photo, a screenshot. Or scan straight from your iPhone. The whole gesture takes less time than naming a folder.
On your Mac, with the Neural Engine. Who it's from, what it is, the dates, the amounts. A card shows you exactly what it read — and anything it wasn't sure about waits for your eyes, marked in amber, never silently guessed.
The dishwasher's warranty. The insurance policy. “agl over 200”. Due this month. The library answers questions Finder can't — because Nilad knows what each document is, not just what its file is called.
The same electricity bill, findable under all of these — without being copied anywhere:
Nilad reads documents using the Neural Engine on your Mac. There's no server, no account, no analytics. The app's Settings include a network log; the honest expectation is that it stays empty. The plain-language version →
The warranty when the dishwasher dies. The policy when the hail arrives. The year's export when the accountant asks. Filter, total, export — and export is never gated by payment. It's your stuff.
Every plan is the whole app. If you ever stop paying, your library stays readable and exportable — only new drops pause. Pricing details →
Coming soon to the Mac App Store for Apple Silicon Macs on macOS 26.
Coming soon to the Mac App Store