Karman OS is a personal agentic operating system: one private API, a mobile app, a dashboard and a chat agent. It captures what you photograph, reminds you where you actually are, writes the documents you keep re-doing by hand, and gives you a daily report — all inside a system that denies by default and never sends anything without you.


Five things Karman already does every day. Nothing on this list is a mock-up or a roadmap item.
Point the phone at a fuel receipt, a bill or a medical document. Karman reads it, keeps only the safe fields, and files it as a dated row.
LiveCard due dates and tasks become nudges that reach you on chat — capped per day, silent at night, one tap to acknowledge or snooze.
LiveMonthly fuel and expense claims assembled from the rows you captured: a trips table, the receipts, one PDF. Nothing retyped.
LiveEvery morning, one page: what moved yesterday, what is due, and what the system learned. Delivered to chat and kept in the app.
LiveA second operator can be granted specific apps, one toggle each. Everything else stays invisible — denied data is never even acknowledged.
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Karman holds one person's life and work in one place. That only works if the boundaries are structural.
Every row is scoped. A request outside your scope is answered as if the data does not exist — not "forbidden", simply not there.
No agent, job or loop can email, message or post anything outside the system. Drafts stay drafts until the owner presses send.
No card numbers, PINs, passwords or banking credentials — last four digits and due dates only. No diagnoses or test results, ever.
Built with Claude. Claude Code builds the product end to end — API, mobile app, dashboard, jobs and tests — and the Claude API is the target runtime for every reasoning step: reading a receipt, categorising an idea, writing the morning report.
Each one feeds the same brain.
A dictation app that is Hinglish-native — it writes what you actually said, not a translation of it.
Answers during a call, grounded in your own notes and documents rather than the open web.
Portfolio-first: it starts from your holdings, and every number it quotes is machine-verified before you see it.
Pipelines that turn meetings and calls into searchable memory and action items inside Karman.
Product manager by trade, building Karman for one user first — himself — and opening it up one carefully scoped operator at a time.
Karman is in private use today. Tell us who you are and what you would hand it first.