Emails. Appointments. School messages. Bookings. Deadlines. One brief of what actually needs your attention.
Scattered across five different inboxes and apps instead of one place.
You shouldn't have to ask. It should just be there.
Pulled from your inbox, your tasks, and your calendar — before you've opened any of them.
Link Gmail and/or Outlook, read-only. A couple of clicks, once.
Reads what comes in and works out what actually needs attention — no manual sorting, nothing for you to check.
One brief every morning, plus a push notification when something's genuinely time-sensitive.
Nona reads your inbox live over a read-only connection — it can't send, delete, or modify anything. Email content isn't stored: it's processed in memory to build your brief, then discarded.
I built this because I had this problem too.
I was the default household coordinator — tasks, kids' appointments, flights, bills — scattered across email, a notes app, and my own memory. I wanted one place that told me what actually needed doing today, without me having to go looking for it.
Free during early access.
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