Press kit.

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Nova is a permission-first AI home screen for life and business, founded in Paarl, South Africa. It works in the background to notice what matters across your inbox, calendar, and messaging — renewals, missed savings, leads gone cold, the reply you forgot to send — and drafts the next move for you to approve. Nothing sends, pays, or changes without your explicit tap. Nova is available worldwide, priced in local currency, and is in early access.

Prompt-based assistants wait for the right question; Nova notices what matters, prepares the next move, and asks you one thing — approve?

Early access: features and pricing may change. Verify current details on the site before publication.

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Campaign lines

Nova's current campaign territory. Quote any of these freely. The top three are available as 1200×630 share cards — right-click to save.

• “Other AI waits for the right prompt. Nova already wrote it.”
• “You don't prompt Nova. Nova prompts you.”
• “One question, already narrowed down: approve?”
• “The clever part already happened — while you slept.”
• “No blank box. No blinking cursor. Just: here's what needs you.”
• “Prompting is a skill. Mornings shouldn't need one.”
• “With most AI, knowing what to ask is the work. Nova did the noticing.”
• “A chat window is a great answer machine. It's a poor early-warning system.”
• “The assistant that opens itself.”
• “Nothing to type. Something to tap.”
• “Your renewal won't wait for you to open a chat.”
• “You can still ask Nova anything. The point is you rarely have to.”
• “Every edit teaches it. Every morning it knows you better.”
• “Other AI meets you fresh every chat. Nova remembers what Tuesday taught it.”
• “Snooze it once, Nova notices. Dismiss it twice, Nova learns.”
• “It watches what you connect. It learns what you care about. It shows you that.”
• “Intelligence that compounds. Yours.”
• “The longer you use it, the shorter your list gets.”
• “Learning you can read, export and delete.”