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Ronith Kandallu founded Interface Club in San Francisco. He interned at Apple, where he proposed and prototyped the interactive widgets Apple later shipped and worked on bringing widgets to visionOS, and his first product was Iris, a macOS app for working alongside AI. Buoy is the company's iOS assistant, and what separates it from one that calls APIs is that it drives a full browser and computer underneath, so it works on sites that have no API to call, and it keeps running scheduled tasks with the app closed. Buoy is not new today: it has been on a waitlist handing out TestFlight invites, and it is not on the App Store. What this post adds is the sign-in. An agent that works a site the way you do has to be logged in as you first, and the claim here is that the password reaches neither the agent, the chat nor the logs, on any site and any sign-in pattern. The post shows it working rather than saying how.
Ronith Kandallu
We built the most secure, simple way to sign an agent into websites from your phone.
The agent never receives your password. Not in the chat, not in the logs.
This works across all sites, and any sign in patterns.
Ronith Kandallu's post on X, curated on eChai
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