Titan is an AI buddy that lives on your computer. You say what you want — out loud, or typed in its desktop app — and it does the thing in your real apps, on your real files, with your real accounts. It can see what is on your screen, draw on it to show you something, and remember what you tell it.
Why it exists
There are a great many assistants you can type at. All of them share one limitation: they live in a tab and cannot see or touch the thing you are actually working on. You end up describing your screen to something that cannot look at it, then copying its answer back by hand. Titan was built to remove that gap. Because it runs on your machine rather than in a browser, it can read the window in front of you, click the button you mean, type into the field you are looking at, and draw an arrow from one thing to another when explaining would be slower than pointing. The second thing it was built for is memory that you control. Titan learns preferences, names, projects and habits from ordinary conversation — and when it learns something wrong, you say "forget that" and it is gone. An assistant that can only accumulate is one you eventually stop trusting.
Who builds it
Titan is built by Vidit Patankar, working solo. It is bootstrapped: there is no outside investment, no growth team, and no sales department. That shapes the product — every feature has to earn its place, and the person who wrote the code is the person who answers your email. The company is registered in India and sells worldwide through Polar, a merchant of record that handles VAT, GST and sales tax in the buyer's own country.
What Titan is not
It is not a chatbot with a microphone attached. It is not a coding assistant, a CRM, or a business intelligence dashboard. It does not train on your data, and your conversations are not used to improve anyone's model.
How to reach us
Email vidit@titan-ai.co and a person replies — usually the founder. There is no ticket queue and no support tier that buys you a faster answer.