Macaron

Macaron is a personal agent product built by Gen-Z founder Kaijie Chen, positioned as "the world's first personal agent" rather than a productivity tool . Launched in 2025, it is designed to help users live better rather than work more, featuring Deep Memory, unique personality through character tests, and the ability to create usable life tools . The product emphasizes proactive perception of user needs like a friend, targeting people experiencing life changes with a generalist life-agent approach rather than vertical use cases . Chen, who has pivoted three times, leads a distributed team with core members who have collaborated for over five years . The name evokes Apple's Mac computers—a vision of making technology feel personal and delightful . The project has drawn both enthusiasm and skepticism; one commentator described its storytelling as "unfalsifiable" and its approach as spending VC money to bring "fun to the AI industry" .