The parts of life you keep meaning to check on.
The flat search you reopen every Sunday. The news you skim in three apps. The workout you never quite plan. Write each one down once — joris reads the public web on your schedule and delivers the finished thing. Nothing of yours to connect.
Two listings passed every rule overnight. The Plaça del Sol flat you starred dropped €10k. Everything else you have already seen is folded away.
- 1Rates held. ECB at 2.75%.
- 2Roadworks on your street from Thu.
- 3Rain by 18:00. Dry until then.
Sofia's week, with the checking delegated.
Product designer in Barcelona, looking for a flat, back at the gym. Four routines she wrote once in March. This is what lands, and when.
The public web. Nothing of yours.
Personal reads what anyone could open in a browser — on your schedule, so you don't have to. It connects to none of your accounts: no inbox, no calendar, no documents. Nothing to grant, nothing to revoke, no permission screen.
Every delivery lists the pages it read, and flags anything it couldn't back with one.
A privacy line, not a missing feature. When you want joris reading your own tools, that is Business — read-only, and still never sending or deleting.
What Business adds →It remembers. A chat box starts over.
Ask a chatbot the same question thirty mornings in a row and you get thirty first drafts. A routine carries what it learned into the next run. The same house hunt, run 1 beside run 30:
The listings still online aren't shown again. Same source or a different one, same day or last week — a thing you've seen stays seen.
The Sants flat you passed on in run 4 doesn't come back when it's relisted at a new price.
“Also fine with Poblenou” — said once, under run 9. Every run since has searched it.
The trainer remembers what you lifted on Wednesday, so Friday progresses instead of restarting.
Two listings passed every rule overnight. The Plaça del Sol flat you starred dropped €10k. Everything else you have already seen is folded away.
Everything, from the public web.
Routines are as many as you like; runs are metered. The AI, the reading and the keeping are included. Business adds your own tools on top.
| Feature | Personal · €19 | Business · €49 soon |
|---|---|---|
| Connect your accounts over MCP Calendar, Gmail, Notion — joris reads them and works from what's there. | — | ✓ All of them |
| Connect a custom MCP server Your own systems, by URL — you approve each tool before a routine can use it. | — | ✓ Connect by URL |
| Send deliveries onward A webhook to a system you run, signed so you can verify it came from us. | — | ✓ Any HTTPS webhook |
| Web runs a month At the cap, web routines wait for the period to reset; thinking routines carry on against their own. | 120 | 360 |
| Thinking runs Anything reasoning over what you already gave joris — no live web, so three times the allowance. | 360 | 1080 |
| Routines Hold as many as you like, at any cadence from hourly to monthly — they share the runs above. | As many as you like | As many as you like |
| Every template Briefs, house hunt, job hunt, trainer, nutrition, watch, newsletter, article, social. | ✓ | ✓ |
| History Readable and exportable, including after you cancel. | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Billing Whichever your bookkeeping needs. | A receipt in your inbox | A VAT invoice with your company details |
Your first routine, already written.
A recipe is a written direction, a template and a suggested time — shown with the delivery it actually produced. Take one as it is; change a neighbourhood or a weekday later.
What have you been meaning to check on?
Write it down once. Tomorrow morning the answer is already waiting.