AureoleThe Music workspace
Compose, extend, separate stems, write synced lyrics.
Roadmap
What rises next.
What we’re building, from nearest to furthest. No dates: we’d rather announce what’s ready than what should be.
Updated October 16, 2026
Already hereShipped
Dictation, everywhere
Dictate in any app; transcription happens on your Mac.
In-place replacement
The revised text appears under your selection, ready to replace it.
Local transcription
Your recordings, transcribed without leaving your Mac.
Energy and solar
The power mix and low-carbon hours, live.
The library and memory
Your creations, organized, and a memory you can review.
Twelve ready-made agents
Morning briefing, press review, expense reports… ready to run as they are.
What each provider costs
What you’ve spent, and where.
In progressIn the workshop
A monthly budget
Set what you spend each month across all providers, and see where you stand at any time.
Search your email
Find an email by what it says, not just by its subject.
New reference sources
Health, life sciences, history and archaeology: new public databases, cited in every answer.
Your widgets in Notes and Keynote
A chart or a map, sent as is into your documents.
NextDesigned
Talk to Aureole
A spoken conversation, in real time: you talk, it answers, it acts.
Your Mac’s own AI
For simple requests, the AI Apple installs on your Mac: no key, no cost, no connection.
Ask your whole library
One question, and the answer draws on your documents, reports, transcripts and images.
In Shortcuts and the Services menu
Hand your selection to an Aureole action from any app, or from a shortcut.
LaterSketched
Agents that see it coming
They notice what repeats and offer to take it on. Source by source, with your consent; the analysis stays on your Mac.
Projects that connect the workspaces
An image becomes a video, with its music and its voice: one creation from one workspace to the next, with the same characters.
Dub, and make voices talk
A video dubbed into another language, a two-voice podcast written from a document.
The Mac, even further
Sound, sleep, other apps’ actions; and Touch ID before any sensitive step.
Something missing? Write to us: that’s how the list moves. What has already shipped is in the release notes.