Companion Apps

Companion apps are the user-facing clients and interfaces that connect to the broader Companion Intelligence platform. They sit above Hub and the memory layer, and they show up on the devices people actually use: desktops, browsers, phones, wearables, voice hardware, and XR interfaces.

How this section fits into the docs

Companion Hub is the local runtime and dashboard
Companion Portal is the optional remote control plane
First-party apps are the Companion Intelligence apps and services built around the platform
Companion apps are the endpoints people interact with directly

That means this section is about the experience layer of the ecosystem, not just server administration.

This section is intentionally smaller than the App Catalog. It focuses on the Companion Intelligence client ecosystem rather than every self-hosted app Hub can run.

What belongs here

You can expect this section to cover:

desktop and mobile clients
browser extensions
wearables and ambient capture devices
voice and XR interfaces
tools that connect directly to your local memory and agent workflows

Where to go next

Explore the services and interfaces built directly by Companion Intelligence.

Browse first-party apps

See how remote pairing and remote access fit around the local runtime.

Understand Companion Portal

Understand local models, cloud fallback, and app-facing inference settings.

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