Your Alfred Wolf should belong to you.
Not to the cloud and not to the provider. You. That's why we built Alfred Wolf. You feel the difference from day one: Alfred organizes, remembers, and structures. Wolf hunts opportunities, pushes back when you're wrong, and shows you the money you're leaving on the table.
Alfred Wolf is an autonomous AI agent that lives on your machine, learns your goals, and acts on his own.
You hear his calm voice. He organizes, structures, remembers. He asks the right questions — the ones you're avoiding. Mentor, critic, friend.
You feel his instinct. He thinks sideways when everyone else looks straight ahead. He shows you where the gaps are — and doesn't wait for an assignment, he brings one.
Butler in form. Wolf at heart.
What he promises you
Because a partner who knows your direction achieves more than one who waits for instructions. You open Alfred in the morning, and overnight he's prepared three suggestions — each one aligned with what you're working toward.
Because yes-men lead you into dead ends. You present your new idea — and instead of "Sounds great!" you hear: "Are you sure? Did you think of X?" That's the moment you feel it: this is a partner.
Wolf x-rays your business, spots monetization gaps, knows your competition, and comes to you with concrete opportunities — before you ask.
Every four hours he dreams, connects knowledge, spots patterns you don't see yet. After thirty days he knows your business. After ninety he understands you better than your best employee.
You set the pace. You watch Alfred grow with every task. Five trust levels, per task type. Before every irreversible action: an automatic backup.
Alfred thinks on your machine, with local models. You can see what he knows at any time — in readable formats. And when you leave, you take everything with you.
You wake up in the morning, reach for the coffee, open Alfred — and there's your briefing. What changed overnight. Where things are stalling. What needs your attention.
He earns his freedom
Five levels, separated by task type. What ran cleanly five times, he may do alone. Anything new keeps asking. You set the pace — and can raise it for a single task.
He reads, asks, and suggests. Nothing gets changed — no file, no command, no deploy.
This is how he looks
The sections on the left, his state and the stop button always in the bottom left. Gold marks only what's acting right now. Click through — the content is examples.
One file, two minutes of onboarding, then he knows your first project.