Tap the mic, say what's on your mind, and Agenzus puts it where it belongs: to-dos, shopping, bills, birthdays, ideas, a course of tablets. No typing, no menus, no thinking about which list.
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Three things on the shopping list. Say "get the trailer rego done by Friday" and it's a to-do with a date. You talk the way you talk. It sorts out the rest.
A bill, with the amount and the date, and a reminder two days before it's due. Or take a photo of the bill and it reads it for you.
Reminds you when it's actually useful. Not the morning of. A bill two days out, a rego a fortnight out, a birthday a week out so there's time to get a present. Say "remind me Monday" and Monday wins.
Turns talk into a plan. Talk a note for as long as you like. Agenzus tidies it up, pulls out the things you said you'd do, and turns them into a project with the steps in order. Tick the last one and the project's done.
Handles the things that repeat. "Antibiotics for seven days, one at nine and one at six, with food." One sentence becomes fourteen reminders, two a day on the calendar, ticked off as you go. Physio, eye drops, the new lawn, anything with a dose and a run of days.
Same app, different week. Pick yours.
That's the whole thing. There is no setup screen.
Real screens, sample data.
Every bill with its date, what's outstanding, and what the month looks like. A photo of a bill reads the payee, amount, due date and reference.
One big Talk button. Up to ten minutes a note. Tidy up, ask for changes, copy or share it. Action items become to-dos, or a project.
Steps in order, the next one marked, a bar that fills as you go. Tick the last step and the project finishes itself.
A course of anything, said once. The days down the page, a tick for each dose, "Day 2 of 7, next one at 6pm", and "with food" where you'll see it.
Card up front, no free trial. Checkout by Stripe; we never see your card.
The short version. The full page is written just as plainly.
Talking, notes and photos do, in Safari. Reminders need it on your Home Screen, and the app walks you through that. We're calling iPhone "soon" until a few iPhone users have lived with it.
Chrome on Android is the one we test on. Brave works. Samsung Internet mostly works.
Not yet. We built it, it fought the car's Bluetooth, and we took it out rather than ship something flaky. It comes back with the native app.
Not yet. Each planner is one person's. Sharing a shopping list is on the list.
You can export everything, any time, from Settings. Your planner stays readable for 30 days after the last payment.
[Nathan's two lines. Tasmania, built it for yourself first. Real, not corporate.]