Private beta

The one for you.

Say it once. It plans your week, and holds you to it.

No forms. Nothing to set up. Anything you say, any file, any screenshot.

What makes us different.

01

You never fill in a form again.

Say it however it comes out of your mouth. One sentence becomes a real plan — moved, timed, filed, in about a second.

“Move my run to Thursday and remind me to book the physio”

TrainingLong run, 14 kmThursday 17:00 · moved from Tuesday
TaskBook physioNo time set. It will find one.

02

It chases you. You never set a reminder.

It knows what is slipping and when you are free, and it comes to you before the thing is lost — not after.

Mum’s birthday is tomorrow. You said you would call before nine.

auto

Your dentist appointment is in half an hour. It is a fifteen minute drive.

auto

The prescription is ready. The pharmacy is two minutes from your gym.

auto

Reminders you set up yourself: 0

03

Proof you were productive, not the feeling of it.

It keeps the score you can’t keep yourself: what you promised, what you actually kept, every day, in a picture you can read in a second.

32of 47 kept

Kept minutes a day

This week
Last week

Your average day is up. 6h 32m over the last seven days, against 5h 04m the week before.+29%

One intelligence for the whole of it,so nothing is left on you to remember.

01 — The problem

This is one week. One person.

Work, study, training, the people who need an answer, and the admin nobody ever accounts for. Thirty-three open things. Fourteen of them already late.

Work3 late
Discharge summary — before 17:00Dana asked about the rota swap. Twice.Handover notes, still not writtenCover Friday?Audit data due MondaySign the incident formCall the lab backBleep the registrar re: bed 12Discharge summary — before 17:00Dana asked about the rota swap. Twice.Handover notes, still not writtenCover Friday?Audit data due MondaySign the incident formCall the lab backBleep the registrar re: bed 12
Study3 late
Pharmacology — 6 lectures behindProblem set 4 — due 23:59Two papers, still unreadExam in 12 daysEthics form, not submittedGroup project — they are waiting on youRe-watch the cardio blockPharmacology — 6 lectures behindProblem set 4 — due 23:59Two papers, still unreadExam in 12 daysEthics form, not submittedGroup project — they are waiting on youRe-watch the cardio block
Training2 late
Run 3× this week — done 1Physio, twice a day. Missed both.Race entry closes SundayWeek 3 of the plan. You are on week 1.Kit still in the boot of the carStretch, 10 min. Every day.Run 3× this week — done 1Physio, twice a day. Missed both.Race entry closes SundayWeek 3 of the plan. You are on week 1.Kit still in the boot of the carStretch, 10 min. Every day.
Life3 late
Mum’s birthday — SaturdayDinner Thursday. Never replied.Flights unbooked, price climbingLandlord — third messageNoa asked how you are. Four days ago.Parcel went back to the depotMum’s birthday — SaturdayDinner Thursday. Never replied.Flights unbooked, price climbingLandlord — third messageNoa asked how you are. Four days ago.Parcel went back to the depot
Admin3 late
Licence expires in 9 daysInsurance form, half filled inDeposit — they need it todayRefund, chased twiceTrial ends tomorrow, £14/month afterAddress still not updatedLicence expires in 9 daysInsurance form, half filled inDeposit — they need it todayRefund, chased twiceTrial ends tomorrow, £14/month afterAddress still not updated

You are not disorganised. There is simply more of it than one person can hold in their head.

02 — All you have to do

Say it once. Or drop in the file.

A syllabus, a training plan, a photo of the rota. It reads it, finds every date inside, and puts the whole thing where it belongs.

“Exam on the 4th, I want to run three times a week, and I owe Mum a call.”

Semester_syllabus.pdf18 pages · 6 deadlines found
read
Thursday · 4 September

Good morning, Sami.

Two things matter today.

Needs you2
No time yet3
Streak11d
StudyPharmacology — block 33 of 6 · exam in 12 days
now
TrainingLong run, 14 kmWeek 3 of the plan
LifeCall MumNo time set. It will find one.
WorkPhysio formBefore Friday

Tap to talk

03 — It doesn’t let you drop things

It comes back before it’s too late.

Not an alarm at the moment something is due. A nudge while you can still do something about it — and again, until it’s done.

Training11 days4 of 5 kept this week
Study block6 days92% of what came due
Calling Mum9 weeksnever missed

  1. “I need to send the physio form this week.”

  2. You have forty minutes at eleven. The form takes ten.

  3. Still not sent. It closes tomorrow at five.

  4. Sent. Eleven days without dropping anything.

04 — One week, one person

Your exam plan and your training plan are the same week.

It builds the study programme backwards from the exam, fits the training around it, and protects the dinner you promised.

2h 10 open
06:0012:0018:0024:00
WorkStudyTrainingLife

05 — Real, not felt

It counts what you kept, not what you planned.

The same twenty-four hours, twice. This is the difference PNAI can put in front of you at the end of a day — and the reason the second one stops happening.

A day that workedFive things came due. Five got done.
Training07:00 · 60 min
Work09:00 · 120 min
Personal12:15 · 45 min
Study14:00 · 90 min
Social19:00 · 75 min
Kept
6h 30m
Of what came due
5 of 5
Longest sitting
1h 30m
A day that got awayEight things came due. Three got touched.
Work10:00 · 20 min
Study15:00 · 25 min
Personal21:00 · 20 min
Kept
1h 05m
Of what came due
3 of 8
Longest sitting
25 min
WorkStudyTrainingSocialPersonal

06 — Yours means yours

Your life is not the product.

Read what it remembers. Correct it. Delete it. Begin again.

  1. Visible memoryEvery fact shows where it came from.
  2. Clear consentYou choose what it may remember and act on.
  3. Human controlCorrect, export or erase it whenever you want.
What PNAI remembers2 of 214

You train in the morning or not at all.

Learned over 14 weeks

CorrectForget

Pharmacology exam · 4 September

A screenshot you sent

CorrectForget

More life.
Less managing.

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