AI that reads forms, not answers.

It learns the shape, never the contents.

ParrotIt has seen how a hospice intake form differs from a food bank registration. It knows which questions belong together and which ones get left blank. So when you describe what you need, the first draft is already close.

What it learns from is structure. Field types, section order, which questions sit behind a branch. The answers people give you never train anything, ours or anyone else’s. They are encrypted on the device before they reach us, so there is nothing readable to train on.

Your own brief does go to a drafting model to produce that first draft. So do the questions on your earlier forms, which is how it remembers that you always ask for a membership number. That is your words, not theirs.

Your submissions land in the Nest.

ParrotIt Nest is a folder on your machine that fills up with readable submissions. It is the Runner doing the work, so if you already have one it is a setting, not another thing to install. Set it to your intake folder and forget it is there.

1. ParrotIt holds your submission as a sealed egg. We cannot open it, and never can.
2. It cracks open on your machine and nowhere else, because only you hold the key.
3. One submission, one file, in the folder you chose.
4. Whatever you have watching that folder wakes up and does its thing.

Your skills. We only deliver to them.

A submission lands in the Nest, and the SKILL.md or automation you built takes it from there. Not ours. Nothing to learn, nothing to rewrite if you leave.

We never see what it does. The person who filled it in sees one word. Actioned.