Nothing you say gets dropped.
People, promises, plans. Say them once; Lazy PA files them, links them, and hands them back when they matter — with a receipt for everything it did.
One sentence in. A note kept, a person linked, a project updated, a reminder set. No forms, no folders, nothing else for you to do.
It asks. It never invents. It shows its work.
Two Bobs? It asks which. A name it’s never heard? It asks before making a new contact. Everything it knows, you told it — and every action has a receipt you can open.
Say a name. It’s back.
The thing you said you’d do on Thursday turns up Thursday — with the sentence it came from. Months later, the quiet things sink and the live things stay on top.
“remind me to send her the deck Thursday” — you, Tuesday at lunch.
Drop in a doc. Ask away.
Upload a plan, a contract, a deck. Ask it anything, and the answer comes with the section it came from. If the answer isn’t in there, it says so instead of guessing.
It files itself. Connected, not stored.
Every person, project, and promise sits on a living map, joined by lines you actually said. Nothing to tag, nothing to sort — the links come out of your words.
Tap any line and it shows you the exact sentence, and the day you said it.
Your words are the database.
- Full text saved first
- A receipt for every action
- Export anytime
- Deletion is permanent
- Passkeys, not passwords
Start small.
Tell it one thing you’d otherwise forget. That’s the whole onboarding.
Request an inviteNo tiers, no prices yet. The beta is free while we learn together. A fair paid model is coming, and invited users hear about it first.
