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Product20 August 20262 min readOne operator, four abilitiesKaer is not a suite of apps with a shared login. It is one worker that already knows the four kinds of work a business actually hands over.Read the note

Earlier notes

August 2026

  1. Product2 min readComputer Mode is liveKaer now runs its own computer: a real browser, shell and editor on an isolated machine, working through the software you already pay for.

July 2026

  1. Product2 min readMail that writes, sends, and follows upInbox, replies and chase-ups now run as an ability of the operator, not a separate product you have to babysit.
  2. Product2 min readApprovals before anything shipsThe operator is allowed to be fast. It is not allowed to be unsupervised on the steps that spend, send, or delete.
  3. Research2 min readKaer Labs publishes what it learnsFrontier agents, RL and applied alignment. The lab is not a mood board. It is the group that writes down what broke.

June 2026

  1. Product2 min readWorkflows that keep running after you close the tabRecurring work now has a clock: the operator picks it up, runs the steps, and waits where you told it to wait.
  2. Product2 min readBuild the tool that is missingWhen no existing app covers the job, the operator can assemble a small one and keep it.
  3. Company2 min readBuilt for owner-led businessesThe buyer is the person who still does the work. The product is built for that person, not for a platform committee.

May 2026

  1. Platform2 min readWhat connects natively, and what does notA shorter list of first-party connectors, and an honest account of the rest.
  2. Product2 min readThe sheet, not the dashboardThe public site is a printed sheet: hairlines, one type family, no suite of floating cards. The product is allowed to be denser. The marketing is not.

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Fixes and small improvements are in the changelog. What we are working on next is on the roadmap.

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