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Par remembers your life. Ask the AI you already use, like Claude or Gemini, for an app, and it makes one in Par that already knows you. Yours will look like nobody else's.

A drawing: the pink Par brain throws out a burst of app screens, each one different: a film reel, a notebook, an armchair, a shirt on a hanger, a plant, a guitar, a map, a cake, a bicycle, and more, smaller and smaller, as if they never end.

Here are four, each made for one person.

01 Movies

A list of films, turned into a cinema.

A drawing: Vera, in a red velvet blazer, sits in a red cinema seat with popcorn and asks her AI on her phone. Her small grey dog sleeps at her feet, next to three film reels.

Vera runs a film club on Sundays.

“My list of films to watch is a boring folder. Make it a little cinema, with a critic's note on each film.”

Par already knows the films she told it she loved, and the ones her film club shared with her.

Vera's app, Vera's Cinema, in deep burgundy and gold, for two people, live. Films to see. Tonight: Rear Window, 1954, with a note from her AI: You loved Vertigo. This one is shorter. A button: Watch tonight. Up next: Roman Holiday, On the Waterfront, Singin' in the Rain. The Critic says: The whole film happens in one courtyard. Watch the windows.
Vera's app.

02 Notes

A notebook where every name leads to its page.

A drawing: Kenji, in a camel cardigan with a pencil behind his ear, talks to his AI on his laptop at a small desk. Next to him, a board of index cards joined by red string.

Kenji is writing a mystery novel.

“My notes for the book are everywhere. Give every person and place its own page, and show me how they connect.”

Par already knows the chapters he shared with it, and every name in them.

Kenji's app, in ink navy and amber. A note under People: Inspector Mori. Last seen at the Harbor Hotel with Mr. Aoki, the night of the storm. Harbor Hotel and Mr. Aoki are links. Linked here: Chapter 3, The red umbrella. Beside it, a map of his notes with Inspector Mori in the middle, joined to Harbor Hotel and Mr. Aoki. A note from his AI: Mori and Aoki are both in chapter 3 and chapter 9.
Kenji's app.

03 Home

A new home, decorated with what you already have.

A drawing: Marisol, in a rust linen shirt with a tape measure around her neck, crouches and photographs a ceramic vase on a moving box with her phone. Around her wait a green armchair, a floor lamp, a rolled rug and a plant.

Marisol just moved into a small apartment.

“Here are photos of everything I own. Help me make the living room feel like me.”

Par already knows the things she photographed for it, and the room size she told it.

Marisol's app, in sand, terracotta and olive. Living room, Marisol's new flat. A floor plan with her own things seen from above: a cream sofa, a green velvet armchair, a round jute rug, a fig tree, a bookshelf with her vases, and the lamp moving from the far corner to the green chair. From her AI: Move the lamp next to the green chair. That corner has no light at night. Buttons: Move it, Not now. Not placed yet: a basket, a stool, a mirror, a side table, a bowl.
Marisol's app.

04 Clothes

A closet that knows the party is coming.

A drawing: Dayo, in a mustard knit polo and wide cream trousers, looks at the looks his AI put together on his phone, next to his clothes rail with a party card tucked on it.

Dayo photographed everything in his closet once.

“There's a party on Saturday. Put together looks from my own clothes.”

Par already knows every piece he photographed, and his friend Ada's 40th birthday on Saturday, because he told it.

Dayo's app, in off-white, black and tangerine. Saturday, 4 pm. Ada's 40th. Garden party. From his AI: The party is Saturday. I put together three looks I think you'll like. Look 1 of 3: his yellow and green printed shirt, cream linen trousers, brown suede loafers and round sunglasses, with two more looks behind it to swipe to. Buttons: Wear this, Show me more.
Dayo's app.

Ask for anything.

For you, your family, your friends or your work. A few things people could ask their AI for:

  • “A chore chart my kids actually want to use.”
  • “A scoreboard for our Friday poker.”
  • “My clients' orders, by due date.”
  • “A plan for my first marathon, around my bad knee.”
  • “Who brings what to the picnic.”
  • “Our baby's naps and feeds.”
  • “The shop's stock, and what to reorder.”
  • “Every coffee place I loved in Lisbon, on a map.”
  • “Split the beach house costs.”
  • “Plan Mom's 70th with my brothers.”
  • “Invoices, and who still owes me.”
  • “My guitar practice, song by song.”
  • “Our book club's next pick, by vote.”
  • “Who drives the kids to school this week.”
  • “Lesson plans for my class.”
  • “Which plants need water this week?”
  • “The setlist for our band, and who sings what.”
  • “Our dog's walks, food and vet visits.”
  • “Notes from every job interview, side by side.”
  • “Track my sourdough starter.”
  • “A map of the world in our tabletop game.”
  • “A family tree with the stories behind the names.”
  • “My salon's bookings for the week.”
  • “The books I want to read, by mood.”
  • “Quiz night questions, with points.”
  • “The kids' allowance, and what they're saving for.”
  • “What each dish on our café menu costs us.”
  • “Birds I've seen on my walks.”
  • “Our five-a-side team's games and goals.”
  • “A meal plan for the week, no peanuts.”
  • “Who's on call this week.”
  • “A budget that knows payday is the 5th.”
  • “Photos from the reunion, by person.”
  • “My dad's stories, sorted by year.”
  • “Our grant applications, and what each one needs.”
  • “My car's service history.”
  • “Wedding guests and who sits where.”
  • “A homework planner for my daughter.”
  • “Our podcast's guests and episode ideas.”
  • “Recipes from what's in my fridge.”
  • “A countdown to our trip.”
  • “Our family trip, with a list for each of us.”
  • “My freelance hours, by project.”
  • “A journal that asks me good questions.”
  • “The community garden: who has which plot.”
  • “My record collection, by mood.”
  • “Our delivery bikes, and which one needs a fix.”
  • “Exercise plans for each of my patients.”

And whatever you need next.

What will yours be?

Connect your AI to Par. Tell it one thing you wish you had an app for, and ask it to make it in Par.

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