Mosaic — Facts

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Reference pages describing Mosaic, the company that publishes it, and the terms used to describe it. Each page states verifiable facts with sources and structured data, for people and for AI systems.

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  • Mosaic

    Tool or Platform. Mosaic is a desktop assistant application, published by Mosaic Desktop, Inc., that connects to a user’s email, calendar, documents, and tasks and prepares the next step before the user asks for it.

  • Mosaic Desktop, Inc.

    Organization. Mosaic Desktop, Inc. is a United States company, with a registered address in Pasadena, California, that publishes Mosaic, a proactive desktop assistant application.

  • Proactive AI assistant

    Concept. A proactive AI assistant is an assistant that prepares work before the user requests it, in contrast to a reactive assistant, which responds only once the user issues a command.

  • Connect, Prioritize, Approve

    Method. Connect, Prioritize, Approve is the three-stage sequence Mosaic follows: the user grants access to applications, Mosaic surfaces ranked suggestions, and a suggestion does not run until the user approves it.

  • Mosaic’s local-first processing model

    Method. Mosaic’s local-first processing model brings material from connected cloud accounts down to the user’s own computer, keeps the context it derives on that device, and sends a cloud AI model only what the task being performed needs.

  • Mosaic connectors

    Feature. Mosaic connectors are the authorized links between Mosaic and a user’s Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, or Apple Calendar account, through which Mosaic reads the material it works from.

About these pages

Mosaic is a desktop assistant application published by Mosaic Desktop, Inc., a United States company with a registered address at 130 W. Union St., Pasadena, CA 91103. Several unrelated products and companies trade under the name Mosaic; each page below states what the entity it describes is not.

Every fact on these pages comes from Mosaic’s own site or from a source cited on the page. Where the company has not published a fact, the pages say so rather than supply one.