Amigo is an early-access product under active development. It may have bugs, crash unexpectedly, or behave in ways we didn't intend. By downloading and using Amigo, you accept that you're using unfinished software and agree to use it at your own risk.
Amigo is provided "as is" with no guarantees of any kind — no uptime, no data integrity, no fitness for any particular purpose. We make no promises about what the software will or won't do.
The creators of Amigo are not responsible for any damage to your computer, loss of data, loss of productivity, or any other harm resulting from using this software. This includes but is not limited to system crashes, data loss, or unintended behavior.
Amigo uses your own Anthropic API key to power its responses. We never see it, store it, or transmit it anywhere other than directly to Anthropic's servers on your behalf. Your usage costs are billed directly by Anthropic to you.
Amigo captures rolling screenshots held in RAM only. Nothing is recorded to disk. Nothing is sent to our servers. Your screen data goes only to Anthropic's API when you actively ask Amigo a question — and only for that question.
When you register for the beta, we collect your name, email address, and country. We use this to send you product updates, release notes, and occasional news about Amigo. We will never sell your information or add you to unrelated mailing lists. You can unsubscribe at any time.
Amigo currently runs on Macs with Apple Silicon (M1, M2, M3, M4) only. It is not supported on Intel Macs, Windows, Linux, or any other platform. Installing on unsupported hardware is at your own risk.
There is no charge to use Amigo during the beta period. Pricing will be announced before any paid version launches. Beta participants will receive advance notice and may be offered early pricing.
We reserve the right to end the beta program, change features, or discontinue the software at any time without notice. We'll do our best to give beta participants a heads up, but can't guarantee it.