Anticipatory AI for your desktop
Peppermint is an AI layer for your computer that turns the way you work into usable context, predicts what you’ll need next, and quietly surfaces it before you even think to ask.
I can pull the key points and open questions for you.
I can pull them into one clean handoff.
Reactive vs proactive
The difference is simple. A reactive tool waits for you to explain the situation. Peppermint notices the rhythm of your work and prepares the next move in the background.
You explain what you’re doing, then wait for AI to respond.
Your passport renewal window is getting tight, and the hotel confirmation is still buried in Gmail.
Peppermint sees what you’re doing and helps before you ask.
Peppermint sees what is on screen and how it all connects.
It notices patterns in your day and prepares the useful follow-through.
Suggestions arrive while the work is still live, not after the moment has passed.
Across your desktop
Work seamlessly across every app. Peppermint remembers context and brings forward what matters.
Three ways it works
Start with your own context. Over time, let that context get more useful, more proactive, and more shareable on your terms.
I can pull decisions and next steps for you.
I can pull the signal without the noise.
I can keep the thread intact for you.
Peppermint turns the way you work into usable context, then keeps it close enough to help when the next decision shows up.
I can draft the response the way you normally do.
I can create the task before it gets forgotten.
I noticed the pattern and can handle it for you.
Peppermint notices the habits behind your work, then drafts, moves, applies, and prepares busywork before you build a workflow by hand.
Your memory is yours first. Shared context is always permissioned.
Work in Slack, switch to Docs, hop into a call. Peppermint keeps the thread for you first, then helps your team stay aligned when you choose to share it.
For teams
AI-first companies are moving faster on individual work, but status updates, meeting prep, catch-up messages, and handoffs still eat a huge share of the week. Peppermint handles that synchronization tax so teams spend less time re-explaining and more time shipping.
Status updates. Meeting prep. Catch-up messages. Handoffs that should have taken five minutes but take thirty.
When multiple people use Peppermint, the system can preserve the work history, decisions, and patterns that make one team operate differently from another.
Your memory is yours first. Shared context is always permissioned, so people can coordinate without turning Peppermint into a surveillance tool.
Different teams and departments have different norms. Peppermint can learn those working styles so the next step fits the team, not just the task.
Open by design
Peppermint keeps your context private to you, then lets you feed it into Claude, Codex, Cursor, or the next tool you try. Your context stays with Peppermint even when the interface changes.
Need to go deeper?
Peppermint stays quiet until you need it. Then it can help you reflect on your work, prepare a cleaner handoff, or surface the patterns behind your own day.
FAQ
A few of the things people ask before they let an AI sit on their desktop all day.
Most AI assistants wait for you to start from scratch. Peppermint builds usable context from your work over time, so it can surface the right summary, handoff, or next step without making you rebuild the situation first.
Peppermint is designed to run quietly in the background. The goal is to feel like part of your desktop, not another heavy app fighting for attention.
Peppermint uses the work already happening on your desktop to build context. The point is to help you, not to report on you, and your memory is yours first.
macOS today. Windows support is coming soon.
Peppermint is free for personal use. Small teams start at $47 per user per month. Enterprise plans are available by request.
Pricing
Peppermint starts as a private memory layer for your desktop. Teams and enterprise plans add shared context, controls, and rollout support when you need them.
Start for free on your own.
For small teams ready to reduce the synchronization tax.
For larger organizations that need tighter controls around shared context.
Start free on your own today. If Peppermint clicks, you’ll know exactly when it makes sense to bring it to the team.