It reads the day before you do.
Overnight it reads what came in. By six it has drafted the list. By Friday it has written the report. Four surfaces, one loop — here is the whole thing in two minutes.
Overnight, at six, and again on Friday.
It reads
Every thread, ticket and note since yesterday. It looks for asks, promises and dates — not keywords.
It drafts
Six things, ordered by what actually moves. Each one carries the thread it came from, so you can check its work.
It keeps up
New signal at eleven reorders the afternoon. You get told what changed, not a fresh list to re-read.
It reports
What shipped, what slipped and why. Edit the flags, send it to your manager on email or Slack.
The list you'd have written, if you'd had the hour.
Six items, in order. Nothing manufactured to fill the day, nothing carried over out of guilt. If a thing has genuinely stopped mattering, it drops off and tells you why.
Every line opens the thread behind it. Nothing appears without a receipt.
Today
Thu 12 · drafted 06:40 · 6 itemsThe export refactor is not here. Nobody has asked about it since March.
The quarter stays visible. Friday writes itself.
You don't update these. Finishing the work updates them — and when nothing has moved a goal in nine days, it says so out loud.
Scope went out Thursday. Billing migration is still waiting on infra — flagged twice. Onboarding copy landed early.
Add anything it missed, cut anything you'd rather not say, then send it on email or Slack. Change it after sending and it offers to resend.
See a sample report →Connect one tonight. Add the rest whenever.
Gmail
Asks, promises and dates, pulled out of threads you haven't finished reading.
Outlook
Same reading, same drafting — for teams that live in Microsoft 365 instead of Google.
Slack
Including the channel you muted in March, where someone is still waiting.
Jira
Real priority, not the label. A P1 nobody has touched since March is not today's problem.
Confluence
The doc where the actual decision lives, linked straight to the task it explains.
Asana
Work assigned to you there shows up here, tagged with exactly where it came from.
Google Calendar
Read-only awareness of what's already on your day, so the list respects it.
Google Drive
Search and context only, for now — we surface the file when it's relevant, we don't sync it wholesale.
More integrations are on the way — nothing scoped or dated yet. If there's a tool you're waiting on, tell us and we'll factor it into what we build next.
What we do with what we read.
We never train on it
Your content drafts your day and nothing else. It is not pooled, not sampled, not used to improve a model.
Nothing sends itself
Drafts are drafts. A message leaves your account when you press the button, and not a moment earlier.
Delete your account, delete everything
Every task, thread, report and connection — gone immediately, not queued for later. Export it all first, in one click, any time before you do.
See your own Magic.
Connect one tool tonight and wake up to the list already written. About four minutes, no card.