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Morning Dump · 7:04
Ten minutes in the morning. Ten minutes at night.
That is all you do. You talk, it listens. Your day gets planned, your people get chased, nothing you said is forgotten, and your year gets written one night at a time.
Built by a founder who needed it. For anyone who wants their life organised.
Tomorrow: 3 things suggested. Already waiting when you wake up.
Morning. You talk, it builds your day.Everything you said comes back as a list, with owners and times.
Your first week.
Nothing to learn, nothing to set up, no workflow to draw. You talk, and by Sunday it knows you. Here is what the first seven days actually look like.
Everything it does
The fourteen parts people ask about most, each one shown in the real Portal. You never learn any of them. They all work from the same two rituals. Tap any part and watch it work.
You describe a job once.The jobs too small to hire for finally have somewhere to go.
A conversation with something that has read everything you own.A general AI does not know your suppliers, your last quarter, or what you decided in March.
You ask your whole life one question, in plain English, and get a written answer.This is the part that turns storage into something useful.
One door to fifteen hundred outside services.Connecting a new service normally means a project.
One list of everything genuinely waiting on you, with the reason written next to it.The one message that matters finds you, and tells you why.
You hand over a job by talking, and the following up happens without you.Following up stops being your job.
The people you work with, and what each of them owes you.You walk in already knowing where things stand.
Your months, written as chapters.Most people finish a year with no idea where it went.
A short, honest note every night.It says the one true thing your story left out.
You talk, and it puts everything you said in the right place.A second brain that works while you walk, drive or stand on a factory floor.
A real library for finished work, and a way to hand any of it to somebody else.You stop sending attachments that immediately become the wrong version.
A live wall of what is happening in your field, refreshed every hour.Keeping up stops being a second job.
Your passwords and secrets, in a place even we cannot read.Lose both your passphrase and your recovery key, and nobody can open it. Not even us.
About the price of one cup of tea a day.It gets cheaper as it gets more useful, which is the opposite of how this normally goes.
You describe a job once.The jobs too small to hire for finally have somewhere to go.
A conversation with something that has read everything you own.A general AI does not know your suppliers, your last quarter, or what you decided in March.
You ask your whole life one question, in plain English, and get a written answer.This is the part that turns storage into something useful.
One door to fifteen hundred outside services.Connecting a new service normally means a project.
One list of everything genuinely waiting on you, with the reason written next to it.The one message that matters finds you, and tells you why.
You hand over a job by talking, and the following up happens without you.Following up stops being your job.
The people you work with, and what each of them owes you.You walk in already knowing where things stand.
Your months, written as chapters.Most people finish a year with no idea where it went.
A short, honest note every night.It says the one true thing your story left out.
You talk, and it puts everything you said in the right place.A second brain that works while you walk, drive or stand on a factory floor.
A real library for finished work, and a way to hand any of it to somebody else.You stop sending attachments that immediately become the wrong version.
A live wall of what is happening in your field, refreshed every hour.Keeping up stops being a second job.
Your passwords and secrets, in a place even we cannot read.Lose both your passphrase and your recovery key, and nobody can open it. Not even us.
About the price of one cup of tea a day.It gets cheaper as it gets more useful, which is the opposite of how this normally goes.
You describe a job once.The jobs too small to hire for finally have somewhere to go.
A conversation with something that has read everything you own.A general AI does not know your suppliers, your last quarter, or what you decided in March.
You ask your whole life one question, in plain English, and get a written answer.This is the part that turns storage into something useful.
One door to fifteen hundred outside services.Connecting a new service normally means a project.
One list of everything genuinely waiting on you, with the reason written next to it.The one message that matters finds you, and tells you why.
You hand over a job by talking, and the following up happens without you.Following up stops being your job.
The people you work with, and what each of them owes you.You walk in already knowing where things stand.
Your months, written as chapters.Most people finish a year with no idea where it went.
A short, honest note every night.It says the one true thing your story left out.
You talk, and it puts everything you said in the right place.A second brain that works while you walk, drive or stand on a factory floor.
A real library for finished work, and a way to hand any of it to somebody else.You stop sending attachments that immediately become the wrong version.
A live wall of what is happening in your field, refreshed every hour.Keeping up stops being a second job.
Your passwords and secrets, in a place even we cannot read.Lose both your passphrase and your recovery key, and nobody can open it. Not even us.
About the price of one cup of tea a day.It gets cheaper as it gets more useful, which is the opposite of how this normally goes.
🔒 emo.1site.ai/today
Fourteen parts. One machine.
Agents
Say the job once. It builds the worker.
You describe what you want in one sentence. It works out which services it needs, wires them together, tests it, and runs it on its own from then on. You never draw a workflow.
What you said
your sentence, once
Gmailreads the day's mail
Notionwrites a dated page
WhatsAppsends you the link
Six mails keptthe rest left alone
One page, datedwritten at 23:00, every night
0services it can sign in to
0things it can do inside them
0tool calls it has made for him
Twelve of those calls stopped and asked first. Sending, spending, deleting: it always asks.
Explore and Chat
Talk to your brain.
Every note, every mail, every night you talked about your day, kept in one place. Ask in plain English. It brings back the answer, and the things it read to get there.
You ask
1,870 things searched · 3 used · answered in 2 seconds
And it can do the next bit
“Book the service for Saturday, and ask about the brake pads.”A message to the garage, and a task on Saturday morning.
Sending a message cannot be undone, so it asks.Send itCancel
The EMO device · coming soon
This is EMO.
One round thing you wear. Tap it, talk to it, put it back. Everything on this page then happens on its own, while the screen goes dark again.
Tap it on the way out. Your day is planned before you sit down.
Tap it before bed. The day is written down, and tomorrow is already made.
Nothing in between. No screen to read, no app to open, nothing to type.
Being built now. Everything else on this page already works today, with the phone in your pocket.
Nobody typed any of it. Nobody filled in a form, drew a workflow or learned a screen. Somebody just talked, twice a day, for three months. This is what came out. Real counts, from a real account, on the days they happened.
What it will never do
Four refusals, on purpose. They are what let you leave it running without watching it.
01
Never acts without asking, when it cannot be undone.
Deleting, sending, changing a permission. It stops, tells you exactly what it is about to do and with which account, and waits. Everything else runs freely, so you see a question about once a week, not once an hour.
02
Never invents an answer to look busy.
When a source goes down, it writes nothing and says why. An empty result and a failed attempt look the same from outside. It never lets them look the same to you.
03
Never quietly gives you something worse.
When a limit is reached it stops and tells you. It does not switch to a cheaper, weaker AI to stay inside a budget.
04
Never reads your secrets.
Your vault is locked inside your browser before anything leaves it. The server stores unreadable text. Not even the labels reach the AI.