What is Sen?
Sen is an AI assistant that runs on your computer. You tell it what you need in plain words, and it does the work: email, documents, research, building software, or running bots that take care of jobs for you.
What’s the difference between Sen, SenDev and SenBot?
They’re three modes of the same app. Sen is your everyday personal assistant. SenDev adds your projects, a code editor and a terminal for building software. SenBot lets you create bots with their own jobs that you can message on your desktop, in Telegram or in Discord. Switch between them any time at the top of the app.
Do I need to know how to code?
No. Sen and SenBot are made for everyone. SenDev is there when you want to build software — and it explains what it’s doing as it goes.
What can a bot do?
Whatever job you give it: remind customers about unpaid invoices, follow up on new leads, plan your social media posts, or send you a reminder every morning. Each bot has its own instructions, memory and schedule, and can have its own Gmail or Outlook account. Bots run on your computer, so it needs to be on for them to answer.
Is my data private?
Your files, chats and email stay on your computer. When Sen uses the AI, it talks directly to the provider you pick, like OpenAI, Anthropic or Google, and their privacy terms apply to what you send. Nothing passes through Sen’s servers. They only handle your sign-in.
Can Sen use other apps on my computer?
Yes, once you allow it. This is off until you turn it on. Then Sen can open an app, click, type and fill things in for you. While it works, a sign at the top of your screen says Sen is in control, with a Stop button. Clicking and typing follow the same ask-first settings as the rest of Sen, and it stays out of password managers.
Is it safe to let an AI send emails?
Sen asks first. Before it sends an email or runs something on your computer, it shows you what it wants to do and waits until you allow it. You can also switch email sending off completely.
Which AI does it use?
The one you pick: ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok, DeepSeek and others. Sign in with a ChatGPT or Grok subscription you already have, or add your own key.
Can I use Claude Code or Codex with it?
Yes. SenDev can run Claude Code, Codex, Devin, OpenCode and Antigravity right inside Sen, using the account you already have with each tool. You can follow their work and answer their questions from your phone too.
Does it work with my email?
Yes. Sign in with Gmail or Outlook, or connect most other mailboxes, like iCloud, Yahoo, GMX or WEB.DE. Proton Mail works through Proton’s Bridge app. Sen can find, read and write emails for you.
What does it cost?
Pricing will be announced before launch, and early-access members hear first. For the AI itself, you can use a ChatGPT or Grok subscription you already pay for, or your own key for Claude, Gemini and others. Then you pay that provider directly.
When can I get it?
Early access opens in waves, starting with the desktop app for Windows, Mac and Linux. Join the list and we’ll email you when it’s your turn.