David One is an AI assistant, currently in beta as David 1.0, that combines web search, memory and file tools in one chat interface. It searches and browses the web for up-to-date answers with cite notes pointing to sources, and it summarizes external pages. Uploaded documents can be searched in any language, with page and paragraph level citations. Group chats let friends or co-workers talk to David together, and brain-inspired memory carries context across conversations. Beyond text, it can watch videos to answer questions and find scenes by exact time, prepare meeting notes from audio, and read screenshots, charts and photos.
Researchers, students and analysts who need answers tied back to sources will use the web search and document citations most. Remote teams and study groups can share a group chat with the assistant, and busy professionals can use the to-do list, reminders and scheduled tasks to manage a routine. Meeting-heavy roles benefit from audio summaries, and people who work with videos or visual material can ask questions about clips and images. An Enterprise Plan is in early access for organizations, with a contact address provided, while individuals sign in and fill out a short introduction to speed up beta access.
Examples include asking for a current answer and clicking the cited source, uploading a contract or report in another language and locating the exact paragraph, and summarizing a long article before reading it. A team can open a group chat to brainstorm with David and keep context for later sessions. Tasks can run on a schedule in the background, such as a recurring research check, while the built-in task breakdown helps split a large project into steps. Video support suits finding a specific moment in a lecture, and audio support suits turning a recorded call into notes with decisions and follow-ups.
