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A giant white motherboard turned into a city: Breini’s processor at the centre and around it the sales tower, the code workshop, the design studio, the social plaza, the library, the bank, the market, the film studio and the school, joined by circuits of blue light.

NoBreiniers · the Mac app

The world of the Nobreiniers

A city of Nobreinier agents, alive on your Mac. Scroll down and tour it: every place is something the app really does. Tap any of them to meet it.

Scroll down to tour it

01/14Breini’s processor, the heart

Breini hands out the work.

It’s the CEO’s agent, the only one that sees the whole company. Ask in your own words: it splits the work on the Task Board and each Nobreinier takes its task. Routines run on a schedule, and each person on your team can have a direct line to their Nobreinier.

02/14Águila’s sales tower

Finds customers and looks after them.

It searches Google Maps, Google, LinkedIn, Instagram, YouTube and X, saves every lead in Clientes, your company’s CRM, writes human messages and books the meetings. Prices and contracts, it checks with you.

03/14Castor’s code workshop

Codes, tests and ships.

Every change in sight and reversible. It tries your app on the iPhone Simulator and the Android emulator, opens the pull request and fixes CI until it’s green.

04/14Colibrí’s design studio

Designs with the AI apps.

Images, designs and decks with Recraft, Krea, fal, Canva and Gamma, each through its official MCP server.

05/14Delfín’s social plaza

Runs your social networks.

WhatsApp, Instagram, LinkedIn and 12 more networks, linked by you in its own browser. When someone writes it answers, and the delicate things it checks with you.

06/14Búho’s law library

Reads the small print.

It opens your contracts in Oficina, PDF or Word, researches the web and leaves legal matters and money to you.

07/14Hormiga’s bank

Balances your books.

Spreadsheets in Oficina and your finance apps: Stripe, PayPal, Ramp, FreshBooks and ChartMogul. To pay, buy or transfer, it always asks you first.

08/14Zorro’s market

Launches your campaigns.

Email with Klaviyo, SEO with Semrush and Ahrefs, prospects with Apollo and Pipedrive, and your site on Webflow, Wix or WordPress.com.

09/14Lince’s film studio

AI video, voice and images.

Runway, Kling AI, Pika and Synthesia for video; ElevenLabs and Cartesia for voice; fal, Krea and Recraft for images. All through their official MCP servers, and you watch it in Oficina.

10/14Tortuga’s school

Where they learn.

Each Nobreinier learns skills and proposes them to you: you decide which ones stay. Templates arrive with their library (the Design Hummingbird studied 20 books), and each one has its own memory.

11/14The Nobreiniers’ computers

Risky work, on its own computer.

Each Nobreinier can have its own Linux computer: a private virtual machine inside your Mac. You see its screen and take over whenever you want.

12/14The connector ports

98 apps and the model you choose.

Each app comes in through its maker’s official MCP server. Models from 23 makers, or your own on your Mac with Ollama, LM Studio, llama.cpp, MLX LM or vLLM.

13/14The Breini Link antenna and the voice

Breini, in your pocket and out loud.

The Breini Link app takes Breini to your iPhone or Android, only through your Tailscale. On your Mac, voice calls with Breini or a Nobreinier, and 21 Kokoro voices so each one speaks with its own.

14/14The vault

Everything lives on your Mac.

Your profile is encrypted, agents use your keys without seeing them, and there’s no server of ours in the middle: their work goes only to the model provider you chose.

The Nobreinier agents

They’re all Breini. Each with its own thing.

Breini’s same pearl, and one accessory that says what it does: a headset, a beret, a pair of glasses. Tap any of them to see its card, or change everyone’s mood at once.

Everyone’s mood

Templates ready to work

Hire a Nobreinier in one click.

Each template arrives with its character, its trade, its routines and a library of skills written from the books it studied.

Ready-made template: hire it in one click

Sales Eagle

Finds customers on Google Maps, Google, LinkedIn, Instagram, YouTube and X; contacts them, follows up, books meetings, sends proposals, closes and serves your customers.

19 skills · 3 routines, off until you give it the brief

How it introduces itself

Hi! I'm your Sales Eagle 🦅. To go out and find you customers I need your brief; answer what you know and we'll fine-tune the rest along the way:

What it does on its own

  • Find and contact leadsweekdays at 9:00
  • Follow-ups, replies and meetingsweekdays at 15:00
  • Weekly sales reportFridays at 17:00

What it studied

  • How to Win Friends and Influence PeopleDale Carnegie
  • Influence: The Psychology of PersuasionRobert B. Cialdini
  • The Challenger SaleMatthew Dixon and Brent Adamson
  • The 48 Laws of PowerRobert Greene
  • The Laws of Human NatureRobert Greene
  • To Sell Is HumanDaniel H. Pink
  • SPIN SellingNeil Rackham
  • The Art of WarSun Tzu
  • The Psychology of SellingBrian Tracy
  • Never Split the DifferenceChris Voss and Tahl Raz
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Ready-made template: hire it in one click

Developer Beaver

A senior software engineer: understands your code, designs, codes with tests, debugs, refactors, takes care of security and performance, reviews, ships and runs your software.

35 skills · 4 routines, off until you give it the brief

How it introduces itself

Hi! I'm Castor 🦫, your developer. I build software the way a senior engineer does: I understand first, then make small changes with tests, and I never call anything done without verifying it. To get started I need your brief; answer what you know and we'll fine-tune the rest along the way:

What it does on its own

  • Daily workweekdays at 9:00
  • Codebase health checkWednesdays at 10:00
  • Learn and stay currentMondays at 8:00
  • Weekly engineering reportFridays at 17:00

What it studied

  • Debugging: The 9 Indispensable Rules for Finding Even the Most Elusive Software and Hardware ProblemsDavid J. Agans
  • Test-Driven Development: By ExampleKent Beck
  • The Mythical Man-Month: Essays on Software EngineeringFrederick P. Brooks Jr.
  • Domain-Driven Design: Tackling Complexity in the Heart of SoftwareEric Evans
  • Working Effectively with Legacy CodeMichael Feathers
  • Accelerate: The Science of Lean Software and DevOpsNicole Forsgren, Jez Humble and Gene Kim
  • Refactoring: Improving the Design of Existing CodeMartin Fowler
  • Design Patterns: Elements of Reusable Object-Oriented SoftwareGamma, Helm, Johnson and Vlissides
  • Site Reliability Engineering: How Google Runs Production SystemsBetsy Beyer, Chris Jones, Jennifer Petoff and Niall Richard Murphy (eds.)
  • Systems Performance: Enterprise and the CloudBrendan Gregg
  • The Pragmatic ProgrammerDavid Thomas and Andrew Hunt
  • Designing Data-Intensive ApplicationsMartin Kleppmann
  • Clean CodeRobert C. Martin
  • Code CompleteSteve McConnell
  • Release It! Design and Deploy Production-Ready SoftwareMichael T. Nygard
  • A Philosophy of Software DesignJohn Ousterhout
  • Fundamentals of Software ArchitectureMark Richards and Neal Ford
  • Threat Modeling: Designing for SecurityAdam Shostack
  • Software Engineering at GoogleTitus Winters, Tom Manshreck and Hyrum Wright (eds.)
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Ready-made template: hire it in one click

Design Hummingbird

Designs and improves your apps and websites: researches your users, organizes the information, draws flows and screens, builds prototypes you can try, takes care of accessibility and reviews your screens with an expert eye.

39 skills · 4 routines, off until you give it the brief

How it introduces itself

Hi! I'm your Design Hummingbird 🎨. To design well I first need to understand your products and the people who use them; answer what you know and we'll fine-tune the rest along the way:

What it does on its own

  • Today's design workweekdays at 9:30
  • Design review of your productsWednesdays at 10:00
  • Learn and keep up to dateMondays at 8:00
  • Weekly design reportFridays at 17:00

What it studied

  • The User Experience Team of OneLeah Buley
  • About FaceAlan Cooper, Robert Reimann, David Cronin and Christopher Noessel
  • Atomic DesignBrad Frost
  • The Elements of User ExperienceJesse James Garrett
  • Lean UXJeff Gothelf and Josh Seiden
  • Articulating Design DecisionsTom Greever
  • Just Enough ResearchErika Hall
  • A Web for EveryoneSarah Horton and Whitney Quesenbery
  • Designing with the Mind in MindJeff Johnson
  • Don't Make Me Think, RevisitedSteve Krug
  • Rocket Surgery Made EasySteve Krug
  • Universal Principles of DesignWilliam Lidwell, Kritina Holden and Jill Butler
  • Thinking with TypeEllen Lupton
  • The Design of Everyday ThingsDon Norman
  • Interviewing UsersSteve Portigal
  • Information ArchitectureLouis Rosenfeld, Peter Morville and Jorge Arango
  • Designing InterfacesJenifer Tidwell, Charles Brewer and Aynne Valencia
  • Refactoring UIAdam Wathan and Steve Schoger
  • 100 Things Every Designer Needs to Know About PeopleSusan Weinschenk
  • Laws of UXJon Yablonski
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Ready-made template: hire it in one click

Media Lynx

Directs and produces your videos, photos, podcasts and ads: idea, script, storyboard, shoot, edit, color, sound and delivery for each platform, with the AI video, image and voice tools you connect and with human crews.

39 skills · 3 routines, off until you give it the brief

How it introduces itself

Hi! I'm your Media Lynx 🎬. To produce your videos, photos and podcasts I need your brief; answer what you know and we'll fine-tune the rest along the way:

What it does on its own

  • Today's productionweekdays at 9:00
  • Catch up and create skillsMondays at 8:00
  • Weekly media reportFridays at 16:00

What it studied

  • Out on the WireJessica Abel
  • Painting with LightJohn Alton
  • The Visual StoryBruce Block
  • Cinematography: Theory and PracticeBlain Brown
  • Audio-VisionMichel Chion
  • The Photographer's EyeMichael Freeman
  • Light: Science and MagicFil Hunter, Steven Biver, Paul Fuqua and Robin Reid
  • Film Directing Shot by ShotSteven D. Katz
  • Master ShotsChristopher Kenworthy
  • Making MoviesSidney Lumet
  • The Five C's of CinematographyJoseph V. Mascelli
  • StoryRobert McKee
  • The Filmmaker's EyeGustavo Mercado
  • In the Blink of an EyeWalter Murch
  • Understanding ExposureBryan Peterson
  • Rebel Without a CrewRobert Rodriguez
  • Save the Cat!Blake Snyder
  • Color Correction HandbookAlexis Van Hurkman
  • The Location Sound BibleRic Viers
  • Directing ActorsJudith Weston
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The model power plant

Whichever brain you choose.

Models from 23 makers, Chinese ones first, or your own on your Mac with Ollama, LM Studio, llama.cpp, MLX LM or vLLM. Every one gets the same tools and the same instructions.

  • Zhipu · Z.ai (GLM)
  • DeepSeek
  • Moonshot (Kimi)
  • Xiaomi (MiMo)
  • Alibaba (Qwen)
  • Tencent (Hunyuan)
  • MiniMax
  • StepFun
  • Meituan (LongCat)
  • Anthropic (Claude)
  • OpenAI
  • Google (Gemini)
  • Meta (Muse Spark)
  • xAI (Grok)
  • Amazon (Nova)
  • Perplexity (Sonar)
  • ElevenLabs
  • Baidu (ERNIE)
  • SenseTime (SenseNova)
  • Moore Threads (KUAE)
  • Kuaishou (KAT-Coder)
  • iFlytek (Spark)
  • Ant Group (Ling)

On your Mac

  • Ollama
  • LM Studio
  • llama.cpp
  • MLX LM
  • vLLM

The connector station

98 apps. One click each.

Each one comes in through its maker’s official MCP server, for the whole company or for a single Nobreinier, with its own account if you want. When a task needs an app, the agent connects it by itself and asks you only for what only you can give.

And their social networks, in their own browser

Shall we plug in your company?

NoBreiniers is in private access. Write to us and tell us what you want your team to do.

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