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Nemo is a managed intern: it lives in chat, connects to the tools you already use, runs work in a secure sandbox, and delivers finished output — email drafts, briefs, reports, notes and messages. Chat is the front door — ask for something and Nemo does the free part first, then offers to connect an app only if the task actually needs one.

Start in Ask Nemo. It is your command center for anything that needs attention: ask a question, hand over a task, review work, or tell Nemo what matters to you. From there you can open Routines, Notes, connected apps and the rest of Studio when you need them.

Yes. Set up a Routine to run on a schedule — such as sorting your email while you are asleep, sending a morning brief, watching a price, or delivering a job digest. Ask for one in chat and Nemo can offer to save it, or explore the Routines page for more things you can run.

Yes — no commands or special syntax. Say what you need in plain language ('summarize this thread', 'remind me Friday', 'draft a reply') and Nemo works it out, the same way in chat, Telegram, Slack and email.

First, start by chatting with Nemo so you can understand each other. Tell Nemo how you work, what you care about and what you want help with — Nemo will remember you. Then try a small real task, such as asking what needs your attention, drafting a reply, setting up a morning brief or jotting a note.

Open Ask Nemo, your command center for what needs attention. Ask “what needs me today?” and Nemo can bring together what is waiting on you from the services you have connected.

Nemo's official visual identity is the friendly blue robot-face icon. Nemo is not represented by a person or separate mascot. You can view and download the official artwork in the public Brand Kit.

Yes. Create a personal agent with its own name, focus and personality — for example a research partner, writing coach or operations lead. Each agent gets its own conversation board, and you can create up to 50.

Open Wiki → Apps to link or manage services. Nothing is connected until you choose it yourself, and Nemo only offers a connection when a task actually needs one.

Yes. Telegram is linked from Wiki → Apps → Channels; after that you can DM the bot or @mention it in any group it is in. The channel page has a Say Hi! button for testing the link.

Yes. Connect Gmail and the Gmail app surfaces Highlights (mail that needs you) with replies already drafted, while quietly grouping everything else.

Yes. In Routines you build one with a plain-sentence composer, pick how often it runs, and choose where it's delivered. It's timezone-aware and you can run it now, pause it, or edit the schedule anytime.

Yes. Notes is a full rich-text editor — headings, tables, task lists, images, links — and Nemo can create and update notes for you too.

Yes. Ask in chat, use /image in Telegram or Slack, or open Image under Studio for the full controls. Image Studio supports reference images, editing an uploaded image, multiple aspect ratios, and 1K or 2K output. A generation keeps running if you navigate away.

Yes. Wiki → About you → Import from ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini hands you a ready-made prompt: run it in the other assistant, paste back what it gives you, and Nemo turns it into things it remembers about you. You review every fact before anything is saved, and you can repeat it for each assistant — overlapping facts merge rather than doubling up. It's a copy-paste, so there's no account to connect and no file to export. Nemo also offers it when you first set up.

Yes. Earned credits are your free bucket, and they are spent before any paid balance. They include a monthly allowance, sharing and referral rewards, plus 30 credits for each three-day activity streak. Streak rewards can be earned again after the next three consecutive active days.

The Why trust Nemo page explains how Nemo handles your data and permissions, and it is readable without an account. It is linked from Settings → Account inside the app too.