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Your now, shared on your terms.

Deep turns your phone, Watch, and Mac into one small, live status (free, driving, home, heads-down) for the people you choose and the agents you trust.

Raw sensor data never leaves your phone. Every read is logged. Try the web app

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At the office

In a meeting until 3:30

Focus onFree at 3:30Open to coffee

People

  • Maya

    Driving · Voice only

  • Theo

    Tokyo · 3:12 AM · Probably asleep

  • Priya

    Out for a run · Back in ~20 min

Illustration. People shown are Deep's synthetic demo personas.

What your agents can finally know.

Your assistant has read every email you've sent, and still has no idea you're driving. Deep gives it the present tense: a few honest facts, with how fresh they are, at the precision you chose.

  1. Is now a good time?

    Busy or free. Never your event titles.

    • Availability
    • Focus
  2. Is Maya on the road?

    A yes or no, worked out on her phone.

    • Driving
  3. Call or text?

    Composed only from what she already shares.

    • Best channel
  4. What time is it for Theo?

    He landed; his clock moved with him.

    • Time zone
    • Travel
  5. Anyone home yet?

    “Home,” not an address.

    • Place
  6. Who's up for coffee?

    Only what people have said they're open to.

    • Open to

Pick a circle. Tweak a person. Done.

Start every connection from a preset that fits the relationship, then adjust what that one person sees. Presets never include coordinates, health, or exact precision. Those are always a separate, deliberate yes.

Close friends

Good times to connect, without the private details.

  • AvailabilityPresence only
  • FocusPresence only
  • Open toApproximate

Then make it theirs

  • Add or drop one thing
  • Approximate instead of exact
  • Only on weekdays
  • Until Sunday

Labels are private. Nobody sees which preset you picked for them, only what you share.

Agents ask. Deep answers, carefully.

Plug Deep into Claude, Cursor, or your own agent. It gets a small set of tools for the present tense, and nothing you didn't say yes to.

Asks, never assumes
Agents connect over MCP or HTTP with OAuth. You approve each category and its precision. Need more? request_grant asks for one thing, for a while.
Fresh or flagged
Every answer carries its age and a stale flag, so your assistant knows the difference between now and an hour ago.
Paused means paused
When someone goes dark, agents see “paused.” Never why, never for how long, and never “reachable now.”

Claude Code

claude mcp add --transport http deep https://kindhearted-panda-154.convex.site/mcp
Developer docs and sandbox
Your assistantdeep · MCP
Can I call Maya?
toolbest_way_to_reach{ "person": "demo_maya" }
{
  "handle": "demo_maya",
  "advice": "Hands-free voice only (driving). Not interruptible.",
  "bestChannel": {
    "value": {
      "channel": "voice",
      "reachableNow": true,
      "reason": "driving"
    },
    "ageMs": 42000,
    "stale": false
  },
  "interruptibility": {
    "value": {
      "interruptible": false,
      "level": "unavailable",
      "reason": "driving",
      "score": 0.05
    },
    "ageMs": 42000,
    "stale": false
  }
}
Not a regular call right now. Maya's driving, so it's hands-free voice only. Want me to let you know when she's stopped?

This read shows up in Maya's access log.

Today 6:02 PM

Add me on Deep so you know when I'm home safe

Alex wants to connect

DeepSpace

deep-status.vercel.app/i/••••••••••••

On it 🫶

Invite with a link that knows when to quit.

Send it anywhere you already talk. No usernames to trade, no contact book uploaded.

Works once
The first person to accept is the only one who can.
Gone in 7 days
Unused links expire on their own.
Revocable
Changed your mind? Revoke the link before anyone accepts it.
See it before you say yes
The link shows exactly what they're offering. Sharing back is your call.

Coming soonOpen an invite on iPhone without installing anything, via App Clip.

Private by design, not by promise.

These aren't marketing lines. They're how Deep is built, and permissions are enforced on the server every time anyone asks.

What we collect, in plain language
  1. 01

    Raw sensor data never leaves your phone.

    Your phone turns motion, location, and sound into a few small facts. Only the facts you share are uploaded.

  2. 02

    You choose what, who, and how precise.

    “At home” and “exact coordinates” are different permissions. So are Maya and Maya's agent.

  3. 03

    Every read is logged.

    See which person or agent read which category, and when.

  4. 04

    Revoking is immediate.

    Permissions are checked on every read. Take one away and the next request can't see it.

  5. 05

    Old news is labeled.

    Each value carries its age. Stale context never pretends to be live.

  6. 06

    Go Dark pauses sensing.

    One tap. People and agents see you as paused, not why or for how long. Only things you set by hand stay up.

The access log in the Deep web app, listing two reads by an agent named Claude Code demo, with the categories it read
The real access log in the web app. Every read, who made it, and what they saw.

Everywhere you already are.

One status, kept in sync. Each device adds only what it can honestly sense.

  • iPhone

    Waitlist

    The sensor hub. Works out place, motion, driving, and focus on-device, with a Home Screen widget.

  • Apple Watch

    Waitlist

    Your status and Go Dark on your wrist, plus complications for a glance.

  • Mac

    Waitlist

    A menu-bar companion that adds what only your Mac knows, like when you're on a call.

  • Web

    Live

    Manage sharing, connect agents, read your access log, and try the demo people.

    Open the web app
The Now page in the Deep web app: a live status line reading At home, Open to interruptions, the Go Dark controls, and Open to options
The web app today, with simulated signals turned on.

Fair questions.

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