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Notist AI
An AI secretary that understands you and plans ahead
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An AI secretary that understands you and plans ahead
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Notist learns your tastes and routines from your notes, plans and lists, and gets ahead of your day: it suggests what to do, plans tonight's dinner and reminds you when needed. You can check and edit everything it learns.





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Hi Product Hunt, I'm Chiaki, the maker of Notist.
Running a household is a constant stream of small decisions: what's coming up this week, what to make for dinner, what's running low. Each one is quick, but you have to think of it first. I built Notist to take some of that thinking off your hands.
With this major update, Notist is an AI secretary for everyday life that understands you and gets ahead of what you need:
1. It learns about you as you use it. From your notes, to-dos, events and ratings, it builds "How the AI sees you", and you can see what each item is based on, edit it or delete it.
2. Building on that, it helps before you ask. For example, if you have a camping trip this weekend, it makes a packing list from your last trip's note. It also suggests tonight's dinner from popular recipes, links related notes to your events and reminds you when something needs doing. It never adds anything without your tap.
3. Your events, to-dos, shopping, what's at home, recipes and notes live in one place.
4. You can ask the AI to do almost anything in the app, and work through it in conversation, much like ChatGPT or Claude.
To celebrate the update, if you start the Plus plan between November 4 and December 3 and have never subscribed to Plus or Pro before, your first month is free (App Store / Google Play introductory trial). After that, Plus renews monthly ($2.99/month on the US App Store) and you can cancel anytime.
It runs on iPhone, Android and the web, with no sign-up needed to try it. I'd love feedback on "How the AI sees you": what would make you trust it, or turn it off?