Elephas

Elephas is an AI writing and knowledge assistant for Mac and iPhone that indexes files on the device, built for consultants, lawyers and researchers.

Elephas brings AI writing help and a private archive of a professional's own documents into every app on a Mac. Client files, contracts and notes are indexed on the machine, and names, account numbers and case numbers are redacted before any text reaches a cloud model. Liberation Softwares LLP, registered in Chennai, India, develops Elephas and sells it from elephas.app. A companion app carries the same knowledge bases to iPhone and iPad. Writing runs through Super Command, a bar that opens over Mail, Slack, Safari, Chrome, Pages or Word and acts on the selected text. Rewrite reworks a passage in modes such as Zinsser, Friendly or Persuasive, Continue Writing extends a draft, and Smart Write writes a full piece on request. Tones learn a voice from samples of the user's writing, and Snippets save a custom AI command behind a hotkey. Super Brain turns PDFs, notes and transcripts into knowledge bases for Super Chat, fed from Apple Notes, Notion and Obsidian. Offline mode runs a language model on Apple Silicon, so nothing leaves the Mac. The assistant is aimed at consultants, lawyers, accountants, researchers and financial advisors whose files carry confidentiality duties. It also suits any Mac user who wants one assistant across every app rather than a chatbot in a browser tab. A typical job is a question put to a Super Brain of contracts or research PDFs, answered from those files with client names masked first. A consultant might rewrite a client email in Mail in a formal tone, then save that instruction as a Snippet for the next one. On a flight, Offline mode still answers from local documents without a connection. On iPhone, the Elephas keyboard fixes grammar or rewrites a message inside any app. Elephas fits professionals who want AI in their daily writing without handing client material to a public chatbot.