Features
It learns how you like things done
You sayFor all birthdays, remind me one week before, three days before, and on the day itself.
An app that doesn't adapt becomes an app you uninstall. Here, just say what you need, and it's recorded. If you want, you can then find your rules at a glance, in the Rules tab of your memory.
Your reminders, set by category
"For all birthdays, remind me one week before, three days before, and on the day itself. For events, one day before, half an hour before, and on time." Each category has its rule: birthdays, events, reminders, dated tasks.
It repeats the rule and asks if it should also apply it to what's already recorded. Then, every task, event, or birthday created automatically follows it, even those coming from your phone's calendar. You can modify or delete it whenever you want, with a single sentence.
What you would rather not hear about
“Stop talking to me about sport.” The subject is muted. Nothing is erased, what was remembered stays findable if you ask for it, but it stops coming back on its own.
The opposite rule exists too: a subject can be made to force an alert, even where XNeuronal would have stayed quiet.
The tone, and what it knows about you
“Be shorter.” The answers shorten. “My name is David”: your first name comes from you and from nowhere else, never inferred from a card a friend sent you nor from a saved contact.
Everything that comes back on its own is muted the same way, in one word: the morning note, the evening one, the suggestions inside lists.
What you can say to it
For events, notify me one day before, half an hour before, and on time
One rule per category, applied to each new event.
Stop talking to me about sport
A subject muted, with no preferences menu to go through.
For medical appointments, warn me twice
A raised alert on one category only.
Be shorter
The style of the answers is set by voice.
My name is David
The first name comes from you; it is never inferred from anywhere else.
Stop offering me links in my lists
What is on by default is switched off in one word.