Verdict
Early form: a big promise. Demonstration-based automation is hard to get right, and it needs to watch your screen to learn. Free to try while it's in beta, but there's no word on what it'll cost after.
What it is
Teach it once, let it run. Big claim, early days.
IrisGo is a desktop app for Mac (Apple silicon) and Windows that watches you do a task once, then turns it into a workflow it can run again. Starter workflows include a daily brief, email triage, meeting summaries and expense reports. It says it processes data on your device where it can. It is free during the public beta, and no price has been published for after that. Backed by Andrew Ng's AI Fund.
Launch · Product Hunt #1 Product of the Day, 7 Oct 2026 (IrisGo for Solopreneurs).
Best for
- Solo operators with the same desk chores every morning
- Trying screen-learning automation for free
Watch-outs
- Anyone uneasy with an app watching their screen
- Budgeting for next year (no price yet)
Score breakdown
The same seven criteria and 100 points as the main guide. Early form, limited data: reviewed from docs 18 Oct 2026. Early form is based on public docs and launch info; we rescore after about four weeks of real use. Status: On its first run. We rescore around 15 Nov 2026, then it graduates or drops. Affiliate links and sponsorship are not inputs. How we score.
Works as claimed
14/25
Did the standard task actually succeed?
Good for its stated job
16/25
Would a builder or a professional keep using it for this job?
Better than the default option
9/15
Is it better than ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, or whatever people already use?
Time to value
6/10
Minutes from signup to the first useful result.
Price and value
6/10
Free tier, price clarity, and cost per real use.
Trust
6/10
Privacy policy, data handling, who's behind it, and security basics.
Momentum
5/5
Shipping pace and community traction.