Calendar, money, health, tasks and the people you know, connected once.
So Claude can finally help with your actual life.
Can I afford a weekend in Lisbon next month?
I can’t see your finances or your calendar, so I can’t say for sure. A good rule of thumb is to look at what’s left after your fixed costs, and check that the dates are free.
Can I afford a weekend in Lisbon next month?
Yes. You’ve spent about 4 000 kr less than usual this month. The 14th–16th clashes with Anna’s birthday dinner, but the weekend after is free. Want me to put it in your calendar?
MoneyCalendarPeople
Bessel brings in what you already use and keeps it up to date. When you ask Claude something, it can look.
Not generic advice, but answers built on what actually happened in your calendar, your accounts and your nights.
“Why am I sleeping worse?”
Mostly late workouts. On days you trained after 19:00 you fell asleep later and slept 35 minutes less.
“Prep me for my 2 pm.”
It's with Erik and Maja. Last time Erik said he's moving to Berlin in May, and Maja turns 30 next Friday.
“Where did my money go?”
18 240 kr this month, about as usual. Eating out is up 1 300 kr, mostly three dinners in the week of the 12th.
Bessel only knows what you connect, and Claude only looks when you ask it something.
Nothing comes in until you connect it, and you can disconnect anything again.
It reads, and adds tasks, events and notes when you ask. Removing is up to you.
Bessel's code is on GitHub, so you can see exactly what happens with your data.
Your day at a glance on your computer or in the browser. An iPhone app is on the way.
Today
Monday 26 October
Lunch with Anna
in 40 min12:00 - Pelikan
Anna Berg - last seen 3 weeks ago, climbing
“Starting the new job in May”
Erik - turns 40Saturday
Anything to note about Maja? - Retro
7 h 30 min of sleep.
Or use it in the browser. It updates itself.
Free to use. Connect what you already have, then ask.