# 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.

## 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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Canonical: https://www.earlyn.app/features/life-and-library · Updated 2026-10-02