A Turkish-speaking voice assistant that runs on your home computer. It reminds you, calls your phone if it has to, and keeps at it until you say “done”. Your voice never leaves home.
Windows 11 and at least 32 GB of graphics memory. You connect from a Mac and an iPhone.
How it keeps at it
When you miss something that matters, Diva doesn’t give up. You decide when, and how many times, it keeps at it.
It calls
Your phone rings. Pick up and Diva speaks right away: “It’s time for your pills.”
It calls again
If you didn’t pick up, a second call ten minutes later.
One last call
The third call. Say “taken” and the loop closes there and then.
It texts
“Did you take your pills? Just reply ‘taken’.” It waits twenty minutes.
It asks in the evening
In the evening plan, alongside tomorrow’s tasks, it asks about what you missed.
Incoming call Message Evening plan
Diva
Evening pills · call 1Evening pills · call 2Evening pills · call 3
“Did you take your pills? Just reply ‘taken’.” It waits twenty minutes.
In the evening plan, alongside tomorrow’s tasks, it asks about what you missed.
Its first sentence is ready while the phone rings.
What it does
No commands to memorise; it understands you however you put it.
Calls three times, five minutes apart; once you’re up, it sums up the day: weather, markets, news, calendar, today’s tasks.
Diva Good morning, Selin. 14 degrees in Istanbul, rain this evening. Gold is 3,084 lira a gram. You have 3 tasks today.
Adds it to your calendar and reminds you when it’s close.
Diva Added: Friday 3 pm, dentist. I’ll remind you 30 minutes before.
Searches the web and tells you in a sentence.
Diva Sunny in Izmir tomorrow, 19 degrees in the morning.
Checks in now and then; if you’ve drifted, it tells you, kindly.
Diva 25 minutes in. How’s the report going?
Select some text, press the shortcut and say it; the answer comes back spoken.
Diva Here’s the paragraph you selected, in Turkish: …
Runs your home through Home Assistant.
Persona and voice
Give it a name and tell it how to address you. Clone its voice from your own recording or design one by describing it. Call a second character onto the stage: “Bring in Kuva.”
Privacy
Diva’s brain is on your computer. Everything it hears, thinks and remembers stays there.
The language model, the voice and speech recognition run on your graphics card.
When your phone connects from outside, the relay cannot see the content.
Summaries stay on your home computer; you can see and delete them.
Your SuperDevSpace account never sees your conversations.
Requirements
Diva does all its work on your computer. We check your computer before you buy; if it isn’t up to it, the checkout doesn’t open.
The beta starts in December 2026. We’ll send invitations to the waitlist in order. The founder price is for the beta only.
FAQ
Diva’s language model, its voice and the model that turns speech into text all run on your graphics card at the same time; none of them goes to the cloud. Together they take about 31 GB today. There will be a small test tool that checks your computer before you buy; if it isn’t up to it, the checkout doesn’t open.
Diva’s brain runs on your Windows computer. You connect to it from a Mac and an iPhone. When it calls you, your phone rings. The Android version comes after the iPhone.
Talking and thinking happen at home, offline. The internet is only needed for setup, for requests such as a web search, and for your phone to reach Diva when you’re away from home; that connection is end-to-end encrypted.
On your home computer. Your memory and conversation summaries live there; you can see or delete them whenever you like. Your SuperDevSpace account is only for your subscription and your connected devices.
Diva Local is a product of the SuperDevSpace family. You sign in with the same account; if you use SuperDevSpace, Diva connects to your projects there too.
The price will be announced before the beta ends. Everyone in the closed beta starts at the founder price.
The closed beta is in December 2026. Save your place now.