Halo - Personal AI

Halo - Personal AI

Privacy-First AI Assistant

5 ratings
1 review
Free

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Released
October 4, 2026
Updated
October 15, 2026
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This AI companion connects to your phone's data to help you act on what matters. It builds a private memory of your information, learns your preferences, and can perform tasks across your connected services without storing your data externally.

✓Private memory knowledge base
✓Search by meaning, not keywords
✓AI agent for task completion
✓Connect your own AI provider
✓Integrate with favorite services
✓Automated recurring tasks
✓Built-in file workspace
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What's New in Halo

1.2.1

October 15, 2026

- Added localisation for Italian and Deutsch - Added support for email aliases - Added ability to ask agent to attach files and email - Fixed Arabic layout issues - Fixed bug where retry button did not carry the correct error in chat view - Fixed paywall text truncation issue on Duo - Fixed bug that caused app to hang when keyboard was opened in certain beta versions of iOS - Fixed bug that caused every iMessage to be processed for OTP check (if OTP live activity was enabled) Please consider leaving a nice rating if you like the work I do. If you have any doubts or feature requests, please email support@meethalo.app

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A fantastic digital assistant that has become part of my daily workflow

I’ve been a user of Halo since its beta period, and I have come to rely on it every day as a personal dashboard and assistant for getting work done.

The use of Markdown as its memory platform is fantastic, allowing you to see exactly what the agent is learning.

I’ve setup Halo to capture my expenses each day in a running log for tax purposes, mine old emails from years ago to build a knowledge graph of my relationships, and prepare me for meetings and interviews.

Its ability to use both Frontier and local AI models is a major differentiator, allowing you to maintain your privacy if it’s important to you.

A fantastic application and I can’t wait to see how it continues to evolve.
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FAQ

What is Halo's privacy policy?

Halo is designed with privacy at its core. Your data, memories, and connections stay entirely on your device. AI processing is handled through API keys you control, with no backend storage of your personal information.

How does Halo learn about me?

Halo builds a private memory by synthesizing facts about your identity, preferences, relationships, and routines from the sources you connect, such as your mail, calendar, and reminders.

Can Halo perform actions for me?

Yes, Halo acts as an agent that can break down requests into steps, select the right tools, and follow through on tasks. It can research topics, organize information, work with files, and take action across your connected services.

What AI providers can I use with Halo?

You can bring your own AI by connecting your preferred AI provider using your own API key. This allows you to choose who processes your requests without a middleman server.

How does Halo handle recurring tasks?

Halo can be scheduled to perform routine tasks like checking for updates or gathering information on a regular basis. All of these operations run on your device, and you can review the actions taken.

What devices does Halo support?

Halo is available on iPhone and iPad devices, as indicated by its compatibility with the iOS ecosystem.

How often is Halo updated?

The latest version of Halo is 1.2.1, and it was last updated on October 15, 2026, suggesting a recent development cycle.

What is the cost of Halo?

Halo is free to download and offers a 7-day no-payment trial. After the trial, an in-app purchase is required to unlock Halo Pro and continue using the app's full functionality.