A to-do list that does itself.
Write down what's on your plate, the way you'd jot it on a napkin: Mom's birthday, the kitchen, the dentist you keep meaning to call. It gets handled. The only thing left for you is the choices only you can make.
No setup, nothing to learn. Say it the way you'd text a friend.
One project, start to finish - sped up.
For everything you keep meaning to get to.
The birthday. The move. The trip. The forms. The project at work that never gets its own hour. The thing you've been meaning to do for a month. Nothing to set up and nothing to learn: if you can write a note, you already know how to use it.
Start with one thing you'd otherwise forget. Keep going when it turns into a plan for the weekend, then a whole project with other people on it. It's the same list the whole way.
It won't make you faster at your list. It makes the list shorter.
It takes the work you don't want. You keep the parts you do.
A lot of AI seems to grab the interesting jobs and leave you the grunt work and the babysitting. This one goes the other way. It does the calls, the comparisons, the forms, the chasing, the reminding. You get your time back for the things you actually wanted to do.
Less of what you have to do. More of what you want to do.
Start with one sentence.
Say what you're thinking, even if it's half an idea. It comes back with the questions worth asking, the homework done, and a first version you can react to. And it still knows about everything else you've got going on.
A big idea, sped up.
Growing an idea this far is still waitlist only. and we'll let you know when it opens up.
Other people, and a few experts, on the same list.
Someone asks you a question. You tag an inspector and get a real answer in the same thread. Bring in a designer with one tap and hand her the decision. See exactly who changed what while you were out, say yes in one tap, and put your phone down.
A shared project, sped up.
Working with other people like this is still waitlist only. and we'll let you know when it opens up.
What you can count on
You make the calls.
It never picks the restaurant, the date, or the chair for you. It lines up the options, tells you why, and waits.
It does the boring parts.
The research, the price comparisons, the first draft, finding everyone's email, chasing the quote. The stuff you'd put off.
You can see what happened.
Every finished thing shows you what was actually done, not just a tick. Who said what, what changed, and when.
It's happy when you leave.
It tells you what really needs you and quietly holds the rest. A good session ends with you closing the app.
“It understands it. I know what matters. The parts that can move without me are moving. I know what still needs me. And I can stop thinking about the rest.”
That feeling is the whole point. Everything else is just how we get you there.
We're starting small, on purpose.
It's being built by people who run their own lives on it first: the same list, the same errands, every day. When it's good enough for us, we send more invites.
No account needed to try it.