Turn demands into a Gantt schedule. It resolves resource conflicts - who goes first, who waits - and warns you early about deadline and bottleneck risks. Example: "Alice is double-booked Tuesday - Backend API goes first, it's on the critical path."
Turn an "everything is important, no idea what to do first" backlog into a comparable-score prioritization sheet. Scope what gets ranked and who decides, pick one model (RICE, ICE, weighted scoring, or value-vs-effort 2×2), anchor every dimension to a shared scale, score and sort, run a gut-check calibration, then draw the line and prep the talk track for what you cut. Built to beat the all-P0 trap, the loudest voice, recency bias, and the HiPPO.
Paste rough notes, a transcript, or chat log. Get confirmed decisions, owner-and-deadline actions, blockers, open questions, a follow-up email, and next agenda without invented commitments.
Turn a messy week of tasks, commitments, and firefighting into a 30-60 minute executable weekly operating review. Inspect real velocity, clear your inbox and open commitments, rank work with RICE and Value-vs-Effort, then lock next week's Top 3, success metrics, a daily micro-plan, and an explicit backlog of what you won't do. Built to stop you listing 30 tasks and advancing none, losing progress visibility, or hitting Sunday-night anxiety with no decision rhythm.
Most players lose games on the clock and blame the wrong phase. Clock Leak reads your Lichess games and measures exactly where your time goes - opening, middlegame, late game - against 93 real peers and a 27-player 2300+ panel. The popular advice "play faster in the opening" has zero measured effect (r=0.11). Middlegame overspend does (r=0.41). One numeric action per report, traced to your own data. No engine coaching, no rating promises.
Turn messy inbox notes into a prioritized cleanup report: topic classification, rename proposals, duplicate pairs, tags, and move candidates. Safe report-first. Any AI agent.
A daily AI planner that turns your routine — sleep, work, commute, meals, exercise — into a ranked, explainable "what to do next" list. Self-corrects when you report what you actually did. Nothing saved or reminded without your confirmation first.
Push-type AI that reads your Google Calendar, computes your real depart-by time per event, and CALLS you when it's time to leave — capped at 3 attempts, never endless. If you're still late it can notify the right person, but only after you confirm (auto-send is OFF by default). Runs locally with YOUR OWN keys (Twilio/Gemini/Google/OwnTracks); your location, calendar, and contacts never leave your device. One switch (lifeManager.enabled:false) stops everything.
