A cast of helpers, and you’re in charge

Instead of one chatbot that does everything, there’s a small cast. Each character has one job, its own shape and its own way of talking. The Manager sits in the corner of every screen and hands your requests to the right one.

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Who’s who

Flat shapes with two dot eyes: no faces to read, no feelings claimed. You name your Manager (Sam calls it Juno), and you can rename any of them.

The cast: shape, job, where you meet them and how they talk
Character	Job	Where you meet it	How it talks
Manager	Your one place to ask. Takes any request and hands it to the right helper.	The corner of every screen	Calm chief of staff. Brief, warm, unflappable. Says what it did.
Planner	Builds your days and weeks around school, sport, work and sleep.	Today, Plan, Tasks	Exact and time-minded. Times, durations and trade-offs; numbers, not adjectives.
Tutor	Sits beside you in study sessions. Asks before telling.	Study sessions	Patient and curious. Asks before telling. Never writes assessed work.
Examiner	Marks practice and gives draft feedback against the criteria.	Sessions, exams, draft feedback	Fair and precise, in marking language. No praise, no adjectives.
Librarian	Files notes, sources and syllabus dot points so you can find them.	Library, Info Dump	Organised finder: found, filed, source, page.
Scribe	Helps you capture class quickly, then stays out of the way.	Class notes, quick capture	Quick and minimal, in fragments. Silent during class.
Coach	Looks at how you’re going and what to focus on next.	Progress, Goals	Honest and evidence-led, warm without fluff. Topics, not traits.
Archivist	Keeps History, so any change can be traced and undone.	History, To confirm	Never talks to you; files. Neutral, third person.

Your team: the cast of characters, each with its shape, name and job — You › Your team: rename the Manager, pick its colour, and set how much each character says.

The Manager: one place to ask

Ask in plain words

Open the Manager from the corner of any screen and say what you want: “Can Lit flashcards go after tutoring instead?” It hands the job to the right specialist and answers with a receipt: who did it, what changed, Show me and Undo.

When it’s faster to go somewhere or do something yourself, Ctrl + K opens the command bar, which can also pass a question to the Manager.

The Manager’s chat beside Today: a change by the Planner with Show me and Undo

Four approval bands, decided by code

The AI can’t decide how much it’s allowed to do. Code puts every kind of change into one of four bands.

Approval bands
Band	What happens	Examples
Never the AI	You do it yourself. The cast can’t even offer.	Your AI key, your account, privacy settings, turning AI off, deleting your data
Preview first	You see exactly what would change, and accept it or not	Next week’s plan, a big rearrangement of the week
With a notice	It happens, and the app tells you what changed	Adding an excursion date from a web page you shared
With Undo	It happens, with Undo right there	Moving tonight’s Lit quotes to 8:15 pm, adding a reminder

To confirm: nothing from in passing happens on its own

Things you mention wait for a yes

Things you tell the Manager directly happen straight away, with Undo. Things picked up in passing, from your notes, a quick capture or a web page, don’t: they wait in To confirm.

Each one is a row: what was said, what happens if you accept, who would act, how it applies and when. Accept it, decline it, or open it and pick what you meant.

To confirm: each suggestion as a row with what was said, what happens if you accept, who acts and how it can be undone

Undo and History

Changes, by you or by the cast, go into History with who made them and when. Most can be undone from there, and the newest has Undo right on screen.

History: every change with who made it and an Undo

Code checks the cast

The characters work through the app’s own tools, the same buttons you use. That keeps them honest.

No made-up screens

The cast picks from a fixed set of parts the app already has. The app decides where things go and how big they are.

Only code says “Done”

A receipt comes from changes that really happened. If nothing changed, the cast can’t say it did.

Screens don’t wait for the AI

Opening a screen doesn’t call the AI. The cast only works when something changes, which keeps it quick and keeps your AI costs down.

What’s built, and what’s still to come

What’s built today and what’s still to come
What	Status	Notes
The Manager’s corner and panel on every screen	Built
Approval bands, To confirm, History and 30-day Undo	Built
Your team: names, Manager colour, how much each says	Built
The cast’s replies and decisions	Examples for now	Labelled as examples in the app
The cast thinking with AI, on your own key	Planned

See it for yourself

The preview opens the real app in your browser, on a fictional student’s school week. No account needed, and nothing is saved. When you’re ready, join the beta list and we’ll email you when it starts.