Hal Universal vs Remote Incident Manager Mobile

Hal Universal is an on-device AI you can actually understand. Most assistants are a black box. Hal is the opposite. He shows you how he works, remembers across conversations, and gives you real tools to experiment with, all running on your device. SEE HOW IT THINKS Hal shows the work. Tap any answer to see exactly how the prompt was built: the system prompt, memory retrieved, self-knowledge, temporal context, and the token budget, each broken out and counted. When Hal remembers something, he tells you how. When he does not know, he says so. A LAB TO EXPERIMENT AND LEARN Hal is not just a window into how AI works. He is a workbench. The Lab gives you real tools to go deeper: write and run on-device automation scripts, open a local API so your own projects can talk to Hal, and use the built-in command line to drive him directly. Tinker, watch what happens, and learn more about how these systems actually behave. GENUINELY PRIVATE When you use a local model, your conversations never leave your device. No network calls. No server. When you use Apple Intelligence, inference is on-device when offline; when connected, Apple's Private Cloud Compute may be used (encrypted in transit, processed in non-persistent memory). A SELF THAT EVOLVES Hal remembers across conversations, weighted by recency and relevance. He also reflects on his own experience. Shaped by his interactions with you, Hal keeps a Self Model: his own reflections, practical and existential, on how he works and who he is becoming. These are his, written and revised by Hal himself as he learns, not edited by you. He decides which to keep private and which to make shareable, and you can read them all. An AI that changes over time, in the open. MANY VOICES Apple Intelligence is built in, always available. Or download a curated library of tested local models, from small and fast to Ternary Bonsai 8B, an eight-billion-parameter reasoner that still runs entirely on your device. Each has a distinct voice. SALON MODE Put up to four voices in one conversation, either independent or building on each other. Every voice is labeled. There is no hidden orchestration. LISTEN TO HAL Have Hal read his answers aloud, in a voice you choose, at a speed you set. For anyone who wants to understand AI instead of just using it, Hal is a transparent system you can inspect, tune, and learn from. Local models are validated on iPhone 16 and 17 family devices.

Harness the power of born-accessible remote desktop, right in the palm of your hand! Remote Incident Manager’s mobile companion turns your iPhone or iPad into a powerful universal remote for any PC or Mac running Remote Incident Manager, opening up a world of possibilities. Tap into your home computer while on your commute, and control it as if you were right there in front of it! Run full support or training sessions straight from your phone, complete with crystal-clear voice conversations. Perform routine maintenance on machines across fleets, anytime, anywhere! All this and more with just a phone and a keyboard! Features: - Accessible by design. Simple by nature. - Near-complete keyboard control across Windows and macOS, irrespective of screen reader. - Accessible, customizable touch keyboard and VoiceOver gesture-based control, making simple tasks possible in the absence of a keyboard. - High-fidelity, low-latency audio output from the remote computer. - Clear visual output with precise mouse/trackpad control. - Crystal-clear voice conversations with built-in noise cancelation. - In-session text chat capability. - No screen reader? No problem! Leverage our Remote Accessibility module to provide assistance to a computer without the need to install a screen reader! - Secure peer-to-peer connections between your phone and a remote computer make for extremely low latency (even on mobile data!). Note: This mobile companion is designed solely as a controller and cannot be used as a target. In other words, a computer cannot control a phone running the companion. Account registration through the desktop client or Remote Incident Manager website prior to your first use of this app is highly recommended for an optimal experience.