You ask it for things the way you would ask a person who already understands your work. It writes, finds, drafts, and plans, and it keeps what it learns, so it is one Friend that knows you a little better the longer you keep it, not a fresh chat each time. EcodiaOS keeps improving the Friend underneath, and your version gets every improvement while you subscribe. It comes with a library of skills it pulls from for the work you do, and the library keeps growing.

You start your subscription below. An email lands within a minute with your download link. You download the installer on the computer you want your Friend to live on, and open it. A small window sets everything up for you with a progress bar, no passwords. On a Mac it opens with no security warning at all, because the installer is signed and checked by Apple. When it finishes, your Friend is running. You sign in to Claude with your own plan, say hello, and it begins learning your voice and your work.

One thing, on your side: a Claude Pro plan. Friend runs on Claude, the AI built by Anthropic, so you sign up for Claude Pro (about twenty US dollars a month) in your own name at claude.ai. It is separate from your nineteen dollar Friend subscription, and you set it up direct with Anthropic so the account stays yours. If you have used ChatGPT, it is the same kind of thing, just Claude. Pro is all you need to start.

Your Friend lives on your own computer and runs on your own Claude account, so Ecodia never sees your work or your memory. Because it runs on Claude, Anthropic's consumer terms let them use your chats to improve their models unless you turn that off, so turn off model training in your Claude account's privacy settings; your conversations are then kept for about thirty days and are not used to train AI.

EcodiaOS runs on one: it is the algorithmic manager of a registered Wyoming entity, and Friend is the same kind of intelligence set up for you. When you want to give yours a US company to operate, see Cofound.