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Your days, written up.

Life and Library turn your screen history into something you can read: a one-sentence summary of each day, a 14-day heatmap of when you worked, half-hour write-ups of what you did, and the people, projects and organizations that came up.

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Life: the shape of your last two weeks

  • The latest day in a sentence, written each morning from what was on screen and in meetings.
  • Hours with a capture: a 14 × 24 heatmap. Click an hour to open Rewind there.
  • Meetings, people, projects and organizations from the last 14 days, each with the days it came up.
  • Coming up: with your calendar connected, the next meetings with a Prepare button that asks Earlyn what it knows about the people and the topic.

Library: every half hour, described

Library cuts each day into half hours. For every block with enough activity, the local model writes a title and a sentence or two, notes the project and the organizations involved, and keeps four frames and the apps used. Click a frame to open that moment.

Rules you write

A Rules page holds your own instructions: who is who, what must never appear in a summary, how you like things written. Earlyn adds them to every summary, answer and agent run, and keeps them in the encrypted database.

Audio, as one stream

The Audio page lists everything Earlyn heard, from meetings and the optional audio memory, as one searchable stream filtered by you or others and by period.

Questions

Which model writes the summaries?
The one you chose in Settings → Models. In the background Library only runs with a model on your Mac; a cloud model is used only when you ask for a write-up yourself.
Can I delete a summary?
Summaries are deleted with the moments they describe, by your history window, “delete last hour”, “delete everything” or “forget everything learned”.

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