Features
An AI day planner that knows what matters
Open Jarvis in the morning and it tells you what is up first and why — the deadline you promised, the call that slipped last week, the bill due on Friday. Plan the day with it in a few minutes, by voice or text.
A morning briefing, then one thing at a time
"Good morning, Priya. Up first: finish the pricing page — due today. Your Sunday call with Grandma slipped last week. Twenty minutes after lunch?" Jarvis reads your tasks, routines and logs, not a script.
Plan in the morning, log in the evening
Two short check-ins a day at the times you choose. Jot the day's plan on the scratchpad — or say it, and it splits into one line per item. In the evening, log what you did with one tap or one sentence.
Nothing becomes a task without your OK
What Jarvis pulls from a meeting, a note or a screenshot waits in a review queue. You accept, edit or reject it. Jarvis never fills your list behind your back.
Questions
- What does an AI day planner do?
- It decides, with you, what to work on today and in what order — from your deadlines, priorities and routines — and keeps the plan current as the day changes.
- Does Jarvis schedule tasks into my calendar?
- Not yet. Calendar sync is planned. Today Jarvis ranks your tasks and plans the day with you inside the app.
- Which AI does Jarvis use?
- Jarvis uses commercial large language models, reached through OpenRouter, for conversation and extraction, and Google Cloud for speech.
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