Four kinds of week it suits.
Stilou is one app and everyone gets all of it. What differs is which part starts earning its keep first — so each page below is about a particular week, and each one says where Stilou will let that person down.
Stilou suits people who hold a lot of context alone: founders, consultants and agencies, writers, and Amazon operators. It is a single-user macOS app with no team layer and no mobile version, so it helps an individual’s memory and judgement rather than a group’s coordination.
Founders & operators
Ten threads, one head, and no one to hand them to.
Read the caseBy roleConsultants & agencies
A file per client, kept warm without anyone maintaining it.
Read the caseBy roleWriters & creators
Your voice, at the speed you actually think.
Read the caseBy roleAmazon teams
Accounts that brief themselves, and changes that wait for your tap.
Read the caseWho it isn’t for.
Four pages arguing this suits you would be worth nothing without this one.
Teams who need to share
There is no shared workspace, no permissions and no handover. One person, one Mac, one brain. If the problem is coordination between colleagues, Stilou does not solve it.
Anyone not on a Mac
macOS only, Apple silicon strongly preferred. No Windows build, no iPhone or iPad app, and none this year.
People who want it to act alone
Nothing sends, replies, publishes or changes an ad account without you. If you want autonomous agents running overnight, this is the wrong tool on purpose.
Anyone who just wants dictation
Superwhisper and Wispr Flow are cheaper and, for that one job, excellent. We say so on their comparison pages. The brain is the only reason to pay us more.