Every skill, one chat.
No app to learn and nothing to set up first. Each one below shows what it looks like in the chat, and what she files while she answers.
Say it once, in whatever form it arrives
Voice notes, half-finished thoughts, a photo of a whiteboard. She works out what each one was and puts it where it belongs — no folder to pick, no form to fill.
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“pick up the parcel, book the vet for Thursday, and I want to reread that Le Guin”
Three things, three places: the parcel as a task for today, the vet on Thursday, and Le Guin on your reading list.
- Voice notes
- Ramble for a minute on the walk home. What comes back is the tidy version, already filed.
- Photos and screenshots
- A menu, a whiteboard, a receipt. She reads what’s in the picture and keeps the part that matters.
- Lists that stay put
- Groceries, packing, reading. Say what to add and it lands on the right one, not a new one.
Reminders that take plain words
No date picker, no repeat dialog, no three taps to say “next Tuesday”. Tell her when, the way you’d tell a person.
remind me to renew the passport six weeks before the trip
The trip starts 12 May, so that’s 31 March. I’ll nudge you then — and again a week out if the renewal hasn’t moved.
- Dates you can say out loud
- “In two hours”, “the Friday after next”, “six weeks before the trip”.
- Habits and streaks
- Daily goals she checks in on, with the streak kept for you rather than by you.
- Snooze where you are
- Busy when it fires? Push it back from the notification itself, one tap.
Your inbox, calendar and files answer from the same chat
Gmail, Calendar, Drive and Notion each take one tap to link and one to revoke. Nothing is connected until you connect it.
anything I need to answer before the weekend?
Two: Lena on the contract, and the venue waiting on a yes for Friday. Your Monday is also double-booked at 10 — want me to move the shorter one?
- One tap each way
- Link an account when you need it, revoke it when you don’t. Neither takes a support ticket.
- Found by meaning
- Ask for the Q2 planning doc and she finds it in Drive and Notion — by what it says, not what it was named.
- Scoped to the ask
- She reaches for a connected account to answer the question in front of her, not to browse.
She remembers, so you can stop
People, projects, preferences, and the thing you mentioned once last spring. Recall works by meaning, so you can ask the way you’d remember.
what did I get Alex last year?
A vintage sci-fi poster — you noted it in October. You also floated a coffee grinder for this year, back in June.
- The people in your life
- Birthdays, allergies, who’s who at work. Mentioned once in passing is enough.
- Time travel
- “What was I working on last November?” returns the context, not a keyword match.
- Yours to delete
- Ask what she knows and drop any of it. Your chats are never used to train models.
A journal that opens the conversation
The hard part of journaling was always opening the app. She asks when you’ve got a minute, and the entry writes itself out of the answer.
You’ve been at it since seven. How did the launch land?
shipped it. wrecked, but it’s out
Logged — relieved, and shipping is the highlight. That’s four launches this quarter you’ve called stressful; I’ll ask again Friday.
- She starts it
- A check-in when your day looks like it’s finished, not a blank page at 11pm.
- Mood over time
- Each entry carries how it felt, so the pattern shows up without you tracking it.
- Private by default
- Entries stay in your account and are never used to train models.
Drafts and summaries that sound like you
Three bullets in, a finished email out. A long thing in, the three points that actually matter out.
turn this into a polite no — love the product, budget’s gone for the quarter
Thanks for sending the proposal, we really do like the product. Our budget’s spent for the quarter, so let’s pick this up later in the year.
- Your tone, not a template
- She’s read how you write to these people, and matches it.
- Say what to change
- “Shorter.” “Warmer.” “Less like a robot.” Each pass keeps what worked.
- Long things, short
- An article, a thread, a contract clause — down to the points you needed.
She looks it up before she answers
When the answer isn’t already hers, she goes and reads — and shows you where each part came from.
did the filing rules actually change in March?
Yes, but narrowly: the March amendment moved the deadline only for imports above the threshold. Yours is under it. Both sources are linked below.
- Live, not remembered
- Current events, prices and changes that landed after any training cutoff.
- Links you can open
- Every claim carries its source, so you can trust the answer or go check it.
- Many pages, one answer
- She reads across results and gives you the synthesis, not ten tabs.
She draws, too
Describe it, or send a photo when the idea needs your face. Finished images come back in the chat, labelled AI-made.
make us an anime portrait from this photo
Pick one of the looks or describe your own. Five models sit under the hood — Nano Banana 2, Seedream 4.5, FLUX.2, Nano Banana Pro and GPT Image 2.
- Templates to start from
- Anime portrait, sketch caricature, pixel avatar, coloring page, greeting card, logo.
- Your photo, or just words
- Some looks want a face to work from. The rest only need the description.
- Labelled as AI-made
- Every image comes back marked, so it never leaves the chat pretending.
And when you want none of this
Switch to a direct chat with frontier models: no memory, no skills, a clean slate. One command, same app, and nothing crosses over.
a plain chat with a model, nothing remembered
Open Chats in the app and pick a model. Nothing from this conversation comes with you, and nothing in there gets remembered.
- A clean slate
- No context, no history, no filing. The model as it comes.
- One tap back
- Leave the raw chat and everything she knows is waiting where you left it.
Ready to upgrade your memory?
It starts with one message. She remembers the rest.
- Free to start
- Phone, laptop, or the web
- Nothing connected until you connect it
- Memory you can delete anytime