XataWorks Browser

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The XataWorks desktop. On the left, the Chat window: asked which journeys in the Wayfarer magazine open in the browser would suit a trip this October, the assistant has read the page through its tools and answers with two, The Maple Temple Trail and Glacier Lake Mornings, each with a line about it, followed by the magazine’s photograph of a wooden temple among red maple trees. On the right, the Browser window with Wayfarer open in two tabs: a misty mountain lake at sunrise across the top of the page, and below it photographs of an autumn temple, a white cliffside village and a lighthouse on green sea cliffs. The dock runs along the bottom.
The XataWorks desktop in its Chat + Work layout: the Chat window on the left and the Mail window beside it, each with its own title bar and controls, under the menu bar and above the dock. In the chat, the assistant reports that it searched the mailbox and opened “Your Maple Temple Trail itinerary”; in Mail that email is open, with a large photograph of a wooden temple among red maple trees and a five-day plan.

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App windows, dock, app menus. Tabs when you need them.

A close-up of the Chat window beside a Mail draft. The person asked the assistant to draft an email to Ben Okafor inviting him on the Maple Temple Trail from the Wayfarer magazine. The assistant’s calls to the mailbox are listed, then its answer: it found Ben’s address in his note after the lighthouse trip and opened a draft titled “Maple Temple Trail this October?”, and nothing has been sent. Beside it, the draft is open in Mail, from Maya Chen to Ben.

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One assistant. Many connected apps. Working together.

The Apps grid, opened from the last icon on the XataWorks dock: a search field, then the apps that come with it, each with its own icon: Chat, Board, Browser, Files, Docs, Sheets, Text, Drawings, Slides, Calendars, ToDo Lists, Databases, Mail, Creations, Stacks, Wiki, BBS and the App Store. Behind it, the browser shows the Wayfarer magazine’s photographs of a mountain lake, a cliffside village and a lighthouse.

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