Casberi is an iPhone app that aggregates data and updates from connected services into a single chronological feed stored entirely on the device. It addresses the need to view notifications and information from multiple applications without accounts or external servers.
The app connects directly to services including Mail, Photos, Calendar, crypto wallets, GitHub, Farcaster, Bluesky, and RSS feeds. Content from these sources appears in one flat feed that eliminates tab navigation. Users filter the feed using top-level interactive chips. Screenshots receive local OCR processing to make visual information queryable. Live data such as trending token vectors and real-time NFT mints flows in programmatically. A focal button manages queries, local orchestration, and navigation into original workflows.
Items can be pinned to a custom dashboard that displays live multi-chain wallet balances, travel schedules, or recent social casts. The dashboard orders entries by chronological deadlines, highlighting upcoming meetings and due tasks first. Users can tag content and perform actions that return to the originating platforms. The architecture is fully serverless and local-first, so data remains on the device unless the user chooses to dispatch it.
Casberi is available for iOS through TestFlight. It requires no account creation or backend services and operates immediately after installation.
Casberi is a Productivity & Work project. It focuses on managing information and notifications scattered across many different apps and accounts. It is built as a consumer product for iPhone power users. Casberi is available on the web and iOS.
Behind Casberi is accountless.eth, and it first shipped in 2026. Key capabilities include unified feed, on-device processing, and Local OCR.
Summary written by a language model from the project’s public pages.
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