A focused daily brief
Habit can combine connected calendar events, relevant email and recent meeting context into a concise view of the day ahead.
One AI personal assistant. One connected view of your day.
Habit brings together the calendar, email and recent context you choose to connect, then prepares the brief, materials and next steps most likely to help. It is designed to reduce coordination work without hiding consequential actions from you.
Your morning
Start with the shape of the day.
A useful assistant should show what deserves attention before you spend the morning collecting it.
Priorities with context
Important decisions stay attached to the people, messages and materials that explain why they matter.
A calmer first hour
Open loops and schedule pressure surface together, so you can decide where your attention belongs before the day accelerates.
Between meetings
Move from noticing to preparation.
Habit is intended to do more than wait for a prompt. It can prepare useful work while preserving a clear boundary between a suggestion and an action.
Schedule awareness
Potential clashes and missing preparation can be surfaced before they become another coordination thread.
Prepared replies
Relevant source context can travel with a proposed response, giving you something concrete to review, edit or decline.
Meeting readiness
Calendar details, recent correspondence and connected documents can be gathered around the moment when they become useful.
Continuity
Context that carries forward, with controls.
Habit can retain useful preferences and relationship context so each interaction does not begin from zero. That continuity is designed to remain sourced and correctable.
Memory and relationships
Habit is designed to keep stated preferences, relevant observations and relationship context connected to provenance and manageable, rather than treating context as permanent fact.
Concierge conversation
You can ask a question, capture a thought or request a reminder in conversation; when a consequential change is involved, Habit can turn the request into a structured proposal.
Suggestions and routines
Briefs and repeatable assistance can be scheduled and configurable, allowing useful preparation without requiring the same new prompt each time.
Your control
The boundary between prepared and done stays visible.
Review-before-action is the default for consequential work. Eligible actions can run automatically only when you deliberately enable a bounded standing authorisation.
That distinction matters. A personal AI assistant may notice a conflict, assemble the relevant context and prepare a change without assuming it has permission to make that change. You can confirm, edit or decline the proposed action.
Habit also keeps connected sources permissioned. The aim is useful context with clear limits, not access that expands quietly in the background.
See how Habit prepares your dayQuestions
What the feature set does—and does not—replace.
- Does Habit replace my existing apps?
- No. Habit works across supported tools you choose to connect. Your calendar, email and document providers remain the systems where that source information lives.
- Can I choose which sources are connected?
- Yes. Supported connections require provider authorisation, and you can disconnect a source later. Habit does not need access to everything to be useful.
- Can Habit work without a new prompt?
- Scheduled briefs and configured routines can prepare assistance on a rhythm. That initiative does not grant authority to take consequential actions.
- Can it draft without sending?
- Yes. A grounded reply can be prepared with its source context for full review, editing or rejection before any send action.
- Does anything happen automatically?
- Review is the default. Only eligible actions can run under a bounded, explicit standing authorisation; calendar updates and deletes remain review-gated.