One place to work with your operating partner
Use the primary assistant surface backed by sessions instead of scattering important context across disconnected threads.
Product preview
Argo for Mac
A Mac-first AI workspace for keeping context, decisions, and delegated work in motion.
Current objective
Prepare the weekly operating brief
Response / result
Drafted summary, checked open tasks, and marked two memory updates for review.
Waiting for approval before sending the next update.
Why Argo
A Mac-native vessel for visible AI work.
Keep the thread across days
Preserve summaries, memories, and context so decisions and open loops can continue without being reconstructed from scratch.
Delegate without losing visibility
Track tasks, status, results, and logs so delegated work stays observable and interruptible.
Mac-native by default
Work from a native desktop app with a command palette, menu bar status, settings, and the public Mac release path.
Remote-only public builds
Connect to the hosted Argo backend over authenticated HTTPS and WSS without bundling a local server runtime.
How it works
Start with one active loop.
Sign in or pair the Mac app
Start from an authenticated account so Argo can connect to the hosted workspace.
Begin with one active loop
Choose a project, decision, commitment, or recurring brief that needs continuity.
Approve the next steps
Let Argo preserve context and propose or run approved work without hiding the controls.
Review what changed
Check task results, memory, and logs when you need to verify outcomes or adjust direction.
Trust and distribution
Public Mac builds connect to the hosted workspace.
Argo is distributed from https://navigic.ai and uses authenticated remote connections instead of bundling a local server runtime in public builds.
Use the website download page for the user-facing path. Release metadata and the stable appcast are available at the existing Navigic URLs.
FAQ
Notes before you install.
What is Argo for Mac?
Argo is the current Mac app for Navigic: a Mac-first AI workspace for context, decisions, memory, and delegated work.
Do public Argo builds run a local backend?
No. Public Mac builds are remote-only clients that connect to the hosted Argo backend over authenticated HTTPS and WSS.
Do I need an account?
Yes. Argo is designed around authenticated access so the Mac app can connect to the right hosted workspace.
How does Argo support trust?
The product direction emphasizes visible tasks, logs, controls, memory review, integration health, and signed Mac releases instead of hidden automation.
Will Argo always be the product name?
Argo is the current Mac app name. Navigic may revise the naming architecture as the product system matures.
Begin
Bring one active loop aboard.
Download Argo for Mac or create an account before pairing the app with the hosted workspace.