Use cases
Get the urgent work done. Don't miss what matters.
Meetings, messages and deadlines ask for your attention every hour. Your parents, your health and your money never do — so they slip. Jarvis keeps both on one plan.
Sound familiar?
- When did you last call your grandparents? Make it a weekly routine under Family. If it goes quiet, Jarvis tells you it has been three weeks.
- Did you miss switching that mutual fund? A task with a deadline under Financial climbs your day as the date gets closer.
- Did the homestay for your dream holiday get booked — or sold out? Say "book the homestay by the 20th" once and Jarvis brings it up in time.
- When did you last work on what grows your career, not just what is due? Professional growth gets its own focus area, and your week shows the hours it got.

Focus areas for every part of your life
New accounts start with Family, Social & Friends, Financial, Personal Growth and Professional Growth, next to your work. Each holds its tasks and routines, and the honest week shows how your time was really shared between them.

Spend your attention on purpose
Feeds and inboxes are each somebody else's plan for your hour. Jarvis does not ask you to give them up; it gives your own plan a voice — what matters today, a timer for doing it, and a record of where the time went.
Questions
- Is Jarvis for work or personal life?
- Both, on one plan. Focus areas keep them apart when you want to look at one; the ranked day weighs them together.
- Will Jarvis nag me?
- Check-ins are off until you turn them on, at times you choose. Nudges point at what has actually gone quiet, such as a routine with no log for weeks.
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