A beige floppy disk drive, keyboard with a coiled cable, and one-button mouse from the 1980s, sitting on a white table.

Fovea knows your next step.

The last layer between you and every agent you run.

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A Mac desktop with a moodboard of posters open.

Nothing to attach.

With gaze tracking and dictation: look at anything on screen, and it comes along with your words — a chart, an error, a paragraph, a file. When it isn’t on screen, a short description like “those papers from yesterday” is enough.

A Mac desktop with a code editor open.

Nothing to choose.

Say your goal, and that’s it. Fovea works out which model, which agent, which session — and shows you before it sends.

A Mac desktop with a video playing.

Nothing to open.

Every session is monitored on the notch. It runs in the background while you focus on your current work.

A Mac desktop with a video playing.

Nothing to chase.

A notification when it’s done. Then a changelog, some artifacts, and a way straight into it.

You stay in the window you’re in.

Two self-driving researchers, a growth hacker from X, and me — a college sophomore. The two researchers spent years teaching machines where to look and what to do next. That’s why the bottom of that chart isn’t a wish.

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