We're building the account of work.

Opsis is the interface for your work. It knows what you're doing and helps right where you are, with a tap.

It finishes your sentences in every app you use, and it helps before you think to ask.

Your apps change every year. The work you do carries on. Opsis remembers the work so you don't have to, and helps at the moment it matters.

Where we're going

Opsis is becoming the interface for work. It understands how work gets done, across people and the software they already use.

Why it matters

People deserve an account of their work: what they did, what actually took the time, and what should happen next.

What we do today

Remember the work, so the person doesn't have to. Then use that memory to help at the moment it counts.

How we think about it

The tools are temporary. The work is permanent. A tracker keeps score. Opsis keeps continuity.

How we got here.

Opsis started as a way for students to see how they really worked. The longer we watched work happen across apps, first in classrooms and then with builders and small teams, the clearer one thing became. The work itself was usually fine. The context around it kept going missing.

The brief someone read on Monday. The decision made in yesterday's thread. The number a customer was promised. People lose hours finding these again, and more fixing work that was built on the wrong one.

So we built the layer we wanted for ourselves. It keeps the thread of your work across every app you share, and hands you the right piece of it when you need it. This is the first version of something much bigger, and we're building it in the open with the people who use it.

The team.

Two founders from Melbourne, building the tool we wished we had.

Portrait of Shreeneel Tarale

Shreeneel Tarale

Co-founder

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  • Past Melbourne High School · Monash University
  • 99.80 ATAR
  • Founded vSeek, AI-powered VCE exam search (15,000+ users)
  • STEM in Schools national award winner
  • F1 in Schools state recipient
  • Featured by Melbourne High School for vSeek as a student-built edtech product
Portrait of Siddak Bath

Siddak Bath

Co-founder

LinkedIn
  • Melbourne High School
  • Raw 50 in Applied Computing: Software Development
  • Founded KidKoin (2020), featured on ABC Behind the News
  • Built and grew Kentra, a fitness app, to thousands of downloads
  • ML engineering intern at Red Marble AI (2024): trained ML models and built a mobile app with embedded AI
  • Australian Junior Science Olympiad training squad

Write with everything you know.

Opsis finishes your sentences from the work you've already done, and catches the slips before anyone else does. In every app you already use.

Free to start. For Mac and Windows.

Not to be confused with Opsis by Stinger (a dashcam), the iOS food-scanner app also named Opsis, opsis.ai, tryopsis.com, opsisone.com, opsisit.com, or The Opsis Group. This site is opsis.app.