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Start with now.
See today’s priorities, schedule, routines, reminders, and active work without reconstructing your day across five apps.
For solo operators working with AI
Run your day.
Direct the work.
Stay in control.
Kansei brings your priorities, tasks, calendar, routines, projects, incoming signals, and delegated work into one calm command center. See what needs attention, decide what happens next, and review AI work before it moves forward.
- Daily control
- Visible delegation
- Human approval
Sunday, August 2
Good morning.
3 priorities
10:30 Next focus
24° Ottawa
Today
Review the week
08:30Prepare the launch post
NowReview agent research
14:00Daily notePersonal
Keep the work visible. Decide what moves next.
Routines2 of 3
Weekly planning
Clear the inbox
Today is clearOne view, three priorities
Agent task readyWaiting for your review
The principle
“AI should be an optional worker,
not your database.”
Agents can triage, plan, research, and act. Kansei keeps their work beside your own, with clear limits and human review. The product is being built local-first so the core stays useful when AI is off or unavailable.
Help shape the early productInside Kansei
One place to see clearly
and decide what happens next.
A calm control surface for the commitments, signals, and delegated work moving through your day.
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Built to stay useful.
Kansei is being built local-first so core planning and organization will not depend on a permanent connection or an AI provider.
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Direct the work.
Assign an agent to triage, plan, research, or act. Set limits, see where work stands, and review results before they move forward.
Built for real life
Daily control comes first.
Local-first directionCore planning is being designed to remain useful without AI.
Built for AppleA focused Mac, iPhone, and iPad experience is the product direction.
Control before automationSee what agents are doing and decide what moves forward.
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