Automations
You set the intention. It runs the follow-through.
The exhausting part of life isn't deciding what matters — it's remembering to act on it, every single day. Teriara turns your intentions into a quiet engine: it watches, prepares the next move, and brings it to you as a draft. Always a draft. Never a surprise.
It's been quiet with Sam since Tuesday — a warm nudge is drafted.
You usually reply to him within a day.
One brain. Different lenses.
Love, friends, family, work. Each mode looks at the same life through its own lens — what counts as urgent, what deserves a draft, what can happily wait. Switching modes doesn't switch apps. It switches attention.
- Each mode has its own priorities and its own tone.
- Conversations sort themselves into the right mode on their own.
- Build your own: job hunt, wedding, moving house.
The quiet-stretch check-in.
It notices drift before you do. And instead of a guilt-trip badge, it hands you something useful — a warm, specific check-in, already written. Never "hey, long time!" Always something real.
- Knows how long is "too long" for each person — not one global timer.
- The draft references something true from your last conversation.
- Snooze a person, or a whole mode, whenever you like.
Three weeks of quiet with Dawn.
Last time: her sister's diagnosis. Ask how the family's holding up.
Follow-ups that fire themselves.
Say "I'll send it Friday" out loud — on a call, in a voice note — and Friday morning the thing is drafted and waiting. Your promises stop relying on your memory to survive.
- Spoken promises become scheduled drafts, all by themselves.
- Deadlines get a runway, not an ambush.
- Done is detected — if you already handled it, the follow-up quietly dissolves.
Important beats loud.
Your inbox is sorted by who matters and what the message means — not by which app yelled most recently. The quiet message from your mum outranks the group chat blowing up about brunch.
- One calm queue across every app.
- Rapid-fire senders get gathered into one thoughtful reply.
- Small talk can wait — it knows the difference.
"call me when you get a sec, love"
Quiet, but she never asks twice. She's first.
"Can the plumber come Thursday morning?"
61 new messages about where to sit.
Small talk. It'll keep.
Your morning, briefed.
One glance with your coffee: who needs you today, what's due, what slipped yesterday, what's worth celebrating. Then the day is yours.
- Arrives however you like it — a notification, an email, or just the app.
- Every item taps straight into a draft or a person's page.
- Weekends can be sacred — tell it when not to talk.
Stop running your life
from memory.
You're on the list — we'll be in touch.
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