Private Preview 3 of Nemo is here. 🚀
Nemo started as something you could chat with.
Now it feels a lot more like a coworker - it remembers what you've told it, sees what's happening across your apps, can work with images and video, and can actually take things off your plate.
Think of Nemo as the AI that sits alongside your work, instead of another tab you have to keep checking.
It can:
🧠 Remember what you've talked about, across conversations, files and apps
👀 See what's happening in Telegram, Slack, email, Substack and more
✍️ Write, organize and create things for you
🎨 Work with images and video, not just text
⚙️ Turn things you do repeatedly into routines
🔌 Connect to the tools and apps you already use
A few things you can try:
1. 🌅 “What happened while I was asleep?” Nemo checks your apps and tells you what actually matters.
2. 💬 391 new Telegram messages overnight? “What happened with Nvidia or Micron that I need to know?” Skip the noise and catch up fast.
3. 🔎 “Did I say this in LINE? I can’t find it in Slack.” Nemo searches across apps instead of making you remember where a conversation happened.
4. 🤝 Five minutes before a meeting: “What should I remember about David? What did we discuss last time, what did I promise him, and what’s still outstanding?”
5. ❤️ Anniversary coming up? “What did my partner say she wanted last year? Was it wine, roses, or that restaurant she mentioned?”
6. 📬 “Who is waiting for me right now?” Nemo checks email, Slack, Telegram and tells you who actually needs a reply.
7. 📰 “What are the 3 most interesting things from my paid Substacks this week that I haven’t already seen on Telegram?”
8. 🎨 Send Nemo a photo: “Remove the people behind me, clean this up and crop it for X.” Then turn the same image into a video.
9. 🐦 “What should I tweet about today?” Nemo looks at what you’ve been reading, discussing, saving and posting — not just what’s trending.
10. ⚙️ “Every Friday, tell me who I said I’d follow up with this week but haven’t.” Turn memory into a routine.
11. 📄 Got 30 PDFs for a project? Drop them into Nemo and ask, “What am I missing?” instead of opening them one by one.
12. 🧠 “I know I read something about this last month. What was it?” Nemo pulls together the relevant things you’ve seen, read and discussed.
13. ✍️ “Here’s the rough thought in my head. Make it into something I can send.” Start messy, let Nemo clean it up.
14. 💼 “I have a call with this company tomorrow. What have I already learned about them?” Nemo gathers the relevant context from your own information.
15. 🗣️ Someone sends you a long message? “What are they actually asking me for?” Get to the point before deciding how to respond.
16. 📸 “Make this photo look good enough to post.” No Photoshop, no jumping between five different tools.
17. 🎬 “Take this image and turn it into a short video.” Then tweak the prompt, duration, audio and aspect ratio without starting over.
18. 🔥 “Look at my last 50 posts. What patterns do you see?” Use your own history to figure out what might work next.
19. 🔁 “Every morning, check my Telegram, Slack, email and Substacks and give me the five things worth knowing.” Set it once and forget about it.
20. 🤖 Or just tell Nemo what you want done. Just explain the task and see what unique path it can figure out.
And honestly, this is probably the boring part.
We're curious what people will build once they start pushing Nemo in directions we didn't expect.
Nemo is still in private beta.
What would you make it do?
Hot take: every still image of a good boy should move.
Remix any image with Nemo on Telegram.
Then, turn it into a realistic video. Now this anime golden retriever can finally touch grass. 🐕
From pixels to paws on the ground.
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Picture this.
You find an old family photo, drop it into Nemo video studio, and suddenly everyone is moving.
Then you describe a new person in a prompt and they show up in the video.
It’s weirdly emotional.
Family photo or travel photo, which are you trying first?
Picture this.
You find an old family photo, drop it into Nemo video studio, and suddenly everyone is moving.
Then you describe a new person in a prompt and they show up in the video.
It’s weirdly emotional.
Family photo or travel photo, which are you trying first?