Watch Nova turn supplied project notes into a concise customer update. This is the live Nova web application, signed in with a dedicated showcase account.
Turn fictional project notes into a customer update under 70 words.
Nova returned three bullets covering completed work, the unconfirmed delivery and the next step. The response came from the live service.
The text stayed in the conversation as a draft. No customer message was sent. The selected provider is visible in the app.
The request supplies completed work: 24 workstations connected and labeled, and Wi-Fi checked in three meeting rooms. Nova produces three bullets and explicitly keeps the final access-point delivery unconfirmed, with confirmation and installation scheduling as the next step.
Captured September 7, 2026 · Real application output, fictional project data. Hosting, models and connected tools depend on the deployment.
Good work often starts with scattered information: a question, a few project notes or a decision that needs thinking through. Nova brings that work into a persistent conversation. The product combines a shared service, connected interfaces and model choices so the experience can develop without tying every customer to one model.
Nova stores conversations in its backend hub. Its clients connect to that service, allowing work to be revisited across supported surfaces. The recording shows the live web application; the desktop application also loads the hub interface.
The interface identifies the selected model. Our demonstration uses DeepSeek through Nova and shows the returned answer in the conversation. GHT’s own model experiments are a separate part of the work; this recording does not demonstrate a self-hosted Nova model.
In the recorded task, Nova turns fictional project notes into a short customer update. It preserves the completed work, keeps the access-point delivery unconfirmed and identifies the next step. The result remains a draft for a person to review and send.
For a customer implementation, model access, hosting, connected information and account setup must fit the people using it. A successful demonstration is the starting point for a pilot, followed by representative testing, onboarding and an agreed support plan.
We want a workspace people can return to, with useful context, understandable model choices and results they can review against the information they supplied.
These are development goals, not a list of released features or promised delivery dates. Customer needs and testing will determine what we build and release next.
Improve account onboarding, available-model selection and error messages so a new user can understand what is ready and what needs attention.
Explore approved company-document connections and controllable memory, with source references, access checks and a way to correct or remove information.
Continue evaluating model customization and hosting options against real tasks. Compare quality, response time and operating cost before treating a new model as an improvement.
Nova brings conversation, drafting and connected tools into a shared service, with clients that let you return to your work across devices. Start with supplied information, work through an idea and review the result before using it.
GHT develops Nova alongside its model research. The model, hosting, network access and any external providers depend on the selected deployment. A company implementation defines these choices, approved information and connected tools in its scope.
Actual captures from Nova, using fictional project information. Click a screen to inspect the application at full size.
Model and provider choices are part of the deployment. We identify where requests are processed and which services are involved.
Conversations live server-side, so the desktop app picks up exactly where any other device left off.
Network access and authentication are configured for the environment, with customer requirements recorded in the implementation scope.
Real sign-up, login, and password reset — no shared credentials.
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