Persistent memory and learning
Sauna is described as an AI assistant that learns your taste, detects patterns in your work, and uses that context to help with future tasks.
Wordware’s Sauna is an AI assistant for knowledge work that learns from your files and workflows, helping automate recurring tasks with review and approval.
Wordware is an AI context lab that now presents its main product as Sauna, an AI assistant for knowledge work. The site describes Sauna as a workspace built around persistent memory, learning, and proactive execution rather than a conventional chatbot or static automation tool.
According to the product story, Sauna helps users do work naturally while it gathers context from emails, transcripts, documents, and uploaded files. As it learns patterns and preferences, it can suggest or take over repeated tasks, turning recurring work into approval-based automation.
The product is positioned for people and teams that spend time on repeatable knowledge-work tasks such as email handling, meeting prep, candidate review, content work, and board preparation. The source also notes that Wordware organizes work into spaces, uses recipes for repeatable processes, and keeps the human in control through review, approval, and editing.
Sauna is described as an AI assistant that learns your taste, detects patterns in your work, and uses that context to help with future tasks.
The product collects and organizes emails, transcripts, docs, and uploaded files into a queryable file system so the agent can pull relevant context when needed.
Work can be grouped into spaces such as hiring, content creation, or board prep, with separate context and rules for each space.
The system turns repeated tasks into cached recipes, so after you explain a workflow once, later runs can happen automatically or with less input.
The source emphasizes human-in-the-loop execution: Sauna can prepare work proactively, but you review, approve, or edit the results before they ship.
The product is designed to run proactive tasks in the background, such as morning briefs, email processing, or batch operations.
Use Sauna to manage inbox-heavy work by surfacing context, drafting or handling replies, and processing batches of email with your approval.
Use it to prepare for meetings by pulling together past decisions, relevant relationships, and background context before you start the day.
Use it for recruiting workflows where candidate notes, interview transcripts, and evaluation patterns help compare people more consistently.
Use it for content and memo work where prior drafts, preferences, and related files inform what the assistant should produce next.
Use it for recurring team admin such as board prep or other repeatable batch tasks that become easier after the first few explanations.
Wordware’s current product direction is Sauna, an AI assistant for knowledge work that uses persistent context to help with tasks and can take over repeated work after it learns a pattern.
The source describes a workflow where you do a task with help, Sauna learns your preferences and the pattern, and after a few repetitions it can suggest or run the task automatically for review and approval.
The site says Sauna organizes work into spaces, uses rich context from emails, transcripts, docs, and uploaded files, and keeps preferences and cached recipes so recurring work can become automatic.
The terms page says Wordware uses underlying LLM providers such as OpenAI, Claude, and Google PaLM. It also states the platform does not permit users to create chatbots.
The pricing page available in the collected sources returns a 404, so no official pricing details could be confirmed from the provided material.