a look at what’s possible
see what is due first
deadlines and overdue reminders are listed at the top, so the most urgent items are never buried under the rest of the day.
illustrative preview
read the day in order
today's calendar events appear in time order, from the first meeting to the last, so you know exactly how the morning unfolds.
illustrative previewA short morning text that plans the day. Reads today's calendar events in time order, pulls due and overdue reminders, ranks everything (deadlines first, then time-locked events, then everything else), and texts one plain brief with the top priorities and where to start. Read-only: it never creates, moves or deletes calendar events or reminders. All personal details (delivery time, timezone, calendar and reminder sources, an optional daily line) are setup inputs, nothing personal is stored in the definition.
what it'll do
before it starts, it'll ask: When should the brief arrive? Give a 5-field cron in the user's timezone, for example 0 7 * * * for 7:00am every day. · Which calendar should be read? Name the calendar account or calendar name, or type all to read every calendar the user has connected. · Which reminder list should be read? Name the Apple Reminders list or type all. · Optional closing line to end the brief with, such as a short prayer, a verse, or a reminder to breathe. Leave blank for none. · How long should the brief be? short (under 120 words) or full (up to 220 words).
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