Æther Link
Their AI has your email, calendar, and documents — and no phone. Æther has your number, your voice, and every channel you actually use. Connected, each fixes the other’s blind spot.
Æther turns the AIs you already pay for into a staff. More brains. One set of hands.
Your AI can use your phone — but only through doors you opened.
They drive Æther
Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, Grok, or Perplexity asks Æther to call, text, screen, remind, or read voicemail. The request lands on your phone. You already chose what that AI is allowed to do.
Æther uses them
On the device first. When a task needs a larger model, Æther uses your key — never a key we keep. Perplexity is the live-web arm: facts, dossiers, and “find them, then call.”
Assistants talk to assistants
While you are away, your Æther can take a meeting request, negotiate a time, and confirm both of you. If the other side has no assistant, Æther still places the call.
Many brains. The phone stays single-threaded.
Connect all five if you want. Æther routes the work: research to Perplexity, long drafts to Claude, live social context to Grok, Google context to Gemini, everything else to ChatGPT. You can override any of that.
Two AIs never share the line. A setting one of them changed stays sticky until that AI or you change it again. Your tap always wins. Every row in the activity feed names who asked.
Neverhold Pro
Æther Link is the Pro product: connectors, your own keys, away mode, and assistant-to-assistant scheduling. Calls and texts a connector starts still use the minutes you already have.
TAPBiz, when the business answers
A public booking card, a receptionist that qualifies before a human is rung, and quote requests across local businesses are org features on TAPBiz seats — same trust rules, org policy on top.