Pawss

Pawss is a system-native computer agent designed to move beyond “answers” and toward “actions, not answers.” After your first prompt, it can help you continue work without needing constant keyboard input. It’s built to interact with your environment safely, using installed apps and understanding your context so it can resume from where you left off.

A key part of Pawss is its privacy-conscious design. It integrates with your workspace without relying on third-party MCP servers or APIs. Instead, it focuses on helping you complete tasks by working inside your computer environment while respecting your setup.

Pawss is launching in June, and an early preview waitlist is being built for people who want a head start. If you’re looking for a beta-style experience, you can join the waitlist by using the JOIN WAITLIST option on the site or by emailing founders@pawss.party.

Example recordings shared with Pawss use a baseline model of Gemini 2.0 Flash.

What is Pawss and what does it do?

Pawss is a system-native computer agent that can interact with your environment and help you complete tasks through actions, not just responses. It can use installed apps, understand your context, and resume work from where you left off.

Does Pawss rely on third-party MCP servers or APIs?

No. Pawss is designed to integrate with your workspace without relying on third-party MCP servers or APIs, supporting your privacy while it helps get things done.

When is Pawss launching?

Pawss is launching in June. An early preview waitlist is being built so you can get in early.

How do I join the early preview waitlist?

Use the JOIN WAITLIST option on the site, or email founders@pawss.party to request early access updates.

How does Pawss behave after I give the first prompt?

After your first prompt, you don’t need to keep typing. Pawss is designed to continue the work and resume from where you left off.

Which model is used for Pawss recordings?

The shared example recordings were made using a baseline model of Gemini 2.0 Flash.