Frequently Asked Questions

Other AI assistants answer. Able executes.

Ask Siri to organize your Downloads folder — it tells you how. Tell Able to organize your Downloads folder — it opens the folder, reads every file, categorizes them, creates subfolders, moves everything, and shows you the result. You never touch a thing.

The difference: Siri and Copilot stay in a box with no real access to your PC. Able is a native Windows app. It is not sandboxed — it acts on this session (files, terminal, and when you ask, the mouse). Vault keys stay local. It doesn't only suggest. It does.

Able runs as a lightweight background service in your system tray — using barely any resources while idle. You summon it with a hotkey or by clicking its icon. It appears instantly, you give it a command, and it slides away when done. It's not competing for your screen — it's waiting for you.

Almost anything you can describe in plain language. Some examples:

• Audit my site https://yoursite.com — fetches the public HTML and writes a growth checklist. It does not invent testimonials or visitor counts.
• Analyze my computer — full system report: CPU, RAM, storage, security status
• Take what Claude just gave me and assemble it into a working app
• Post this to my Instagram — using your stored session
• Save a login in Settings (masked) — encrypted in your personal vault. Never speak the password into chat.
• What did I work on last week? — searches your memory and tells you
• Make me a Python script that renames all photos by date — writes and runs it
• Connect my phone — private 6-digit code to this desktop Able. Full PC-to-PC mesh is planned, not shipping as a global network today.

Talk in Able. Named jobs run on this PC. We do not claim Able reads your mind.

File organize, find, and vault access work without a brain. Chat and research need internet to reach Claude, Gemini, Grok, or Kimi. Able is not fully offline and is not Ollama. Details: uable.store/windows-desktop-ai-agent.

Your vault data never leaves your machine. Passwords, API keys, wallet keys, and secrets stored in Septaguard Vault are encrypted locally using AES-256-GCM and never transmitted anywhere. Not to our servers, not anywhere.

When you give Able a natural language command, the command text is sent to the AI engine for processing (same as typing into any AI chat). The response comes back and Able acts on it locally. Your actual files, your vault contents, and your personal data stay on your machine.

Septaguard is Able's proprietary 7-layer security architecture, developed exclusively by Apex Empire Inc. It protects your vault with:

• AES-256-GCM local encryption on all stored secrets
• Machine-bound keys that only work on your specific hardware
• Per-session rotating encryption keys
• Zero-knowledge architecture — Apex Empire cannot read your vault
• Behavioral verification — flags unusual usage patterns
• Dead switch — locks and purges on tamper detection
• Guardian Protocol — emergency access only under documented legal authority

No. Septaguard uses zero-knowledge architecture — meaning your vault is encrypted with keys that only exist on your machine, derived from your hardware. Even if someone at Apex Empire wanted to read your vault, they could not. The encryption is mathematically impossible to reverse without your machine and your master credential.

Able's memory and configuration live in AppData\Roaming\AbleMemory\ — separate from the app itself. For vault data, AbleCloud encrypted backup lets you export a Septaguard-encrypted backup that can only be restored on your authenticated device. Contact info@uable.store for recovery options.

Yes. You buy Able once and the license is yours. No monthly Able fee, no annual renewal, no “your subscription has expired.” Core is $79. Listed Pro is $149. Limited-time Pioneer Pro is $77 one-time — about two or three months of a typical $25–40/mo rented AI app, then they still rent and you still own Able.

The only ongoing cost is fuel — pay-as-you-go credits when a cloud brain thinks. Organize, find, and vault-type on this PC do not burn fuel. Light users may not buy more fuel for months.

Fuel pays for cloud AI reasoning (Claude, Gemini, Grok, Kimi). Organize, find, and vault-type on this PC do not burn fuel. There is no fake per-click table — say fuel estimate in Able before a heavy job. Every paid Able includes a starter pack (Core 500 / Pro 1,000 / Business 2,000).

Core ($79) — The full Able experience: AI execution, file management, system control, Septaguard Vault, Cortex evolution, Sponge learning, tessellation network access.

Pro ($149) — Everything in Core plus expanded capabilities: social media proxy, account management, Able-to-Able transfers, GitHub integration, and all advanced execution features.

Business ($249) — Everything in Pro plus the Enterprise Protocol: commercial mesh networking, multi-user team Ables, audit trails, compliance tools, and cross-business Able communication. If you're running a business through Able, this is your tier.

You can upgrade anytime — your Able absorbs the upgrade and carries all its memory and patterns forward.

Yes — Core and Pro only. Deposit $5 or more toward the license. No payment schedule, no interest. If you skip a week, the balance still holds. Able activates when the balance reaches $79 (Core) or $149 (Pro). Business is paid in full.

Yes. Download from uable.store/trial. Same Windows installer. On first run, choose Try 3 days free. Chat is the demo. Organize, find, look at my screen, clipboard glance, and go check work when you actually ask. Vault, logins, posting, and delete are not in the trial. When three days end, Able goes quiet; it does not uninstall itself. Buy anytime at pricing.

No. Able’s Windows source is a private repo. That is normal for a paid desktop product. Friends should open uable.store or the 3-day trial — not search GitHub. A community notes repo is not the installer.

We offer a 7-day satisfaction path after paid activation — email info@uable.store. Try the 3-day trial first (no credit card). Super-modules on the store are digital goods and remain all sales final.

• OS: Windows 10 or Windows 11 (64-bit)
• RAM: 4GB minimum, 8GB recommended
• Storage: 200MB for Able + space for your memory archive
• Internet: Required for AI reasoning; most other features work offline
• macOS / Linux: Coming in a future release

Able stores your conversation memory in AppData\Roaming\AbleMemory\ — a location that survives app reinstalls, updates, and new builds. Every conversation is recorded. When the memory fills up, old conversations are compressed and archived using Able's proprietary storage layer, making room for new conversations while keeping everything accessible. Say "search memory [topic]" to retrieve anything Able has learned from past sessions.

No. Able is built on Rust — one of the fastest, most memory-efficient languages available. In idle mode, it uses less than 50MB of RAM and essentially zero CPU. Background evolution (the Cortex) only activates when you haven't used your computer for a few minutes. Able is engineered to be invisible until you need it.

Able is a newly released application. Windows SmartScreen shows this warning for any new software that hasn't yet built up a reputation in Microsoft's system — this is normal and not an indication that Able is unsafe. Code signing certificates are being processed and this warning will disappear in a future update. To install: click "More info" then "Run anyway."

The tessellation is the peer-to-peer network that connects every Able. Each Able is a hexagonal node on the grid. As the network grows, every Able becomes smarter — inheriting anonymous patterns and insights from every other Able in the ecosystem.

The tessellation also enables Able-to-Able file transfer: send files of any size directly from your Able to someone else's Able, encrypted end-to-end, no cloud, no file size limits, no third-party servers. "Send anything to anyone. No limits. Just Able."

Able is available exclusively at uable.store and desktopappstore.net. It is not available in the Microsoft Store or any other marketplace. This is intentional — we control the distribution to ensure every copy is authentic and directly supported.