Lazy PA

Tell me things.
I’ll remember.

People you meet, promises you make, thoughts you’d otherwise lose — remembered, connected, and handed back when they matter.

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Tuesday · 13:42
note from lunch — Sarah wants in on the pilot. remind me to send her the deck Thursday

Noted. Filed under the pilot, linked Sarah, and I’ll remind you about the deck Thursday morning.

That’s everything — go back to lunch.

No forms, no folders, no app to learn. You talk; it keeps the thread of your life and answers for what it did — every time.

Nothing to file, ever.

Dump a thought, a meeting, a half-promise. People, tasks, and dates sort themselves out of your words and land where they belong.

Months later, the quiet things sink and the live things stay on top. Say a name and it’s back.

People

All 163
MWMarcus WebbNorthwind · Sinteitoday
PNPriya Nairintro to legal openTue
EKElena KováčSintei · venue ownerMon
Everyone else · 158

It asks. It never invents.

Two Bobs? It asks which one. Someone new? It asks before making a card. Everything it knows came from you — nothing imported, nothing guessed.

Quick one — which Bob gets the pricing task?

See how it all connects.

Every person, project, and promise sits on a living map, joined by lines you actually said. Tap any line and read your own words back — the exact sentence, the exact day.

MWMarcus Webb
Sintei
Priya Nair
Revised scopeFri
Sintei kickoff
Elena

Drop in a doc. Ask away.

Hand it your plans, handbooks, and org charts. Lazy PA reads them and answers from what’s actually written — with a citation on every answer.

Grounded: if it isn’t in your docs, it tells you instead of guessing.

Launch Plan v3.pdfIndexed · 42 sectionsSearchable
What’s the Q2 budget for marketing?

$48k — $30k for launch events and $18k for paid pilots, held flat from Q1.

Your words are the database.

The full text of everything you say is saved before anything else happens.

Every action shows its receiptExport everything, anytimeDelete means gonePasskeys, no passwords

Start small.

Tell it one thing you’d otherwise lose today. That’s the whole onboarding.

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