How it works
A pipeline that shows its working
The pipeline
Seven stages, one direction of travel
Availability is read from the product's feature configuration. A coming-soon stage is not presented as shipped.
Connect
Connect Google Workspace, Notion, Stripe and Slack through their own sign-in flows. Tayl reads the records you choose and keeps them current. Connectors start read-only.
Stop tab-hopping between email, documents, invoices and chat just to work out what changed.
Context
Upload PDFs, images, CSV, XLSX and DOCX files. Tayl reads them, links what it finds to the rest of your business, and stores the result in its local database.
Contracts, supplier invoices and exported reports stop being dead files you have to remember and search by hand.
Intelligence
Ask a question in plain language. Tayl answers from the connected and uploaded data it has, and shows the sources behind the answer. When there is not enough evidence, it should say so.
Get a straight answer about your own business without building a report or exporting a spreadsheet first.
Decision
Tayl turns what it understands into recommendations you can check. A recommendation is only as good as the evidence behind it, so the sources travel with it.
Make a call with the relevant invoices, documents and messages in front of you instead of relying on memory.
Orchestration
Once a decision is approved, Orchestration maps the steps required to carry it out across the tools you use.
Spend less time working out who needs to do what after a decision is made.
Execution
Execution will perform only the actions you explicitly approve, in the connected tools you have authorised. It is not available yet.
Close the loop between deciding something and having it actually happen, without copy-pasting between tools.
Feedback
Feedback will update the business context as the results of actions arrive, so the next recommendation starts from a fresher picture.
Keep Tayl's understanding of the business from drifting out of date.
What runs where
Local by default, cloud only by choice
The honest version: the app and your data live on your PC. A cloud LLM is optional, and connected tools remain your own accounts.
Local app
Tayl, the local SQLite database, uploaded documents, business context, answers, decisions and evidence all live on your machine. There is no Tayl-hosted backend for user data.
Cloud LLM
If you choose a cloud provider, the content of your queries is sent to that provider with your own API key. Choose a local LLM instead if you do not want query content to leave the machine.
Connected tools
Google Workspace, Notion, Stripe and Slack are connected through their own sign-in flows and remain subject to their terms. Connectors start read-only.
What a cloud LLM sees
With a cloud LLM, the content of your queries is sent to the provider you choose. Tayl does not host that data itself. The provider's terms and privacy policy govern how it handles the request.
You supply the API key. You can change your choice later in the app, subject to the app's current settings.
What stays on your PC
With a local LLM, question answering can happen without sending query content to a cloud provider. Your documents, SQLite database and business context stay on the Windows machine where Tayl is installed.
A local model has its own hardware requirements. The download page lists only the system requirements that have actually been confirmed.
See it with your own data.
Download the Windows build and choose the LLM you want to trust.
Download for Windows