One moment…
A day with SOLOMON
One ordinary day, held with care.
SOLOMON is a calm personal assistant, with a council of specialists behind it. Here is what a day looks like when someone is keeping hold of the details.
Come and see. It starts before your coffee.
See the day
6:30 am · Morning
Today, as a conversation
Open SOLOMON and Today reads like a short conversation. Each line has a quick reply, Done, Tomorrow or More, so the day is sorted in a minute. On paid plans, a quiet note at the time you choose says the day is ready.
Today · TuesdayCaleb
Have you had your walk yet?
DoneLaterMoreTimothy
The call with Mike is due today.
Barnabas
It's been a while since you spoke to your brother.
Magellan
Rain after three. Take a coat.
Sorted in a minute.
Today · TuesdayHyde
Have you had your time of prayer yet?
DoneLaterMoreTimothy
The call with Mike is due today.
Barnabas
It's been a while since you spoke to your brother.
Magellan
Rain after three. Take a coat.
Sorted in a minute.
6:45 am · The morning walk
One question at a time
Choose the shape that suits you: Simple 5 (gratitude, intention, top three, people, plan), a Stoic morning, the 10 P's values edition, or your own questions.The 10 P's: Past, Praise, Pressures, Promise, Prayer, Projects, Plan, People, Picture, Post. Today's Bible reading, read aloud if you like, and a prayer that carries what's weighing on you and the people in your prayer circle. Your answers become the day's journal. Lock anything private.
Simple 5 · step 1 of 5The 10 P's · PraiseWhat are you grateful for this morning?What are you thanking God for this morning?
Slow coffee before the house woke up.7:00 am · Standing brief
The brief you asked for, on time
You said it once: “Every Monday at 7, help me orient the week across everything I lead.” Now it simply arrives, on any topic or routine you name. Any email it drafts waits for your yes.
Monday brief · 7:00 amThree meetings, two deadlines, and one thing slipping: the grant report is due Thursday and isn't started.
From your calendar, tasks, goals and notes.
10:30 am · Through the day
Just say it
Type, speak, ask Siri, or message SOLOMON on Telegram or WhatsApp (paid plans). Plain words are enough. Anything that leaves the house waits in Approvals for your yes.
“Remind me to call Mike Friday”
→ a task, back on Today that day
“Lunch with Sarah Friday at noon”
→ a calendar event, waiting for your OK
“I did my workout”
→ the habit is marked done
“My passport expires in March”
→ the renewal goes on your list in good time
“Tell Sarah I'm running ten minutes late”
→ drafted, and sent only when you approve
12:15 pm · Midday errands
Errands, handed over
Hand over the look-ups and comparisons you keep meaning to do. On Pro, SOLOMON does the web steps on sites you allow, with your OK at every step. It never buys for you. Errands are on paid plans.
Refund watch · day 4Watching your email for the $62 refund on the boots you sent back. I'll tell you the day it lands.
Comparison · doneThree car-insurance quotes, side by side. One recommendation: the middle one saves $212 a year with the same cover.
1:30 pm · Money
Money, sorted as it happens
Snap a receipt and Joseph sorts it the way you do: income or expense, personal or which business. He reads your bank behind two-factor and tells you when a new recurring charge appears. He never moves money or cancels anything for you. On paid plans.
Receipt · sortedLunch with a client
$48.20
ExpenseBusiness: StudioMealsTax report for any dates, ready to download.
3:00 pm · Afternoon
Follow-through
A note before each meeting on who it's with and what you promised, a thank-you drafted after, and a nudge ready when someone hasn't replied. Ask SOLOMON to fit your tasks into the afternoon, or to ask someone else to do something and follow up.
Before your 3:30Dana, from the school board. Last time you promised to send the budget draft. You did, on the 2nd.
Waiting for your yes“Dana, thank you for making time today. The plan is clearer for it.”
4:30 pm · When it's hard
Paperwork and decisions
Themis explains a lease, contract or official letter and lists every deadline, and says plainly she isn't a lawyer. Counsel lays out a hard choice so you can make it calmly.
Lease renewal letterIn plain words: rent goes up 4% from March. You have until January 31 to give notice. I'm not a lawyer; for anything binding, ask one.
Stay or move?Two options, the risks of each, and one recommendation: stay a year, and start looking in the autumn.
6:30 pm · Evening
Play, and a chapter read aloud
Jubilee runs family game night: the Daily Scramble, trivia on anything, riddles and choose-your-path stories, and he keeps score. Later, a free classic, an audiobook or your own EPUB, read aloud.
Jubilee
Daily Scramble
PEACEPeace! Two tries. Sam takes the lead.
Family game night · Sam 3 · Mom 2 · Dad 2
9:30 pm · The close
Two minutes to close the day
One question at a time: what you're grateful for, one win (small ones count), and what today taught you.what God taught you today. Then what stood out from your devotional, the night's declarations to speak aloud if you'd like, and a closing prayer. Last, leave SOLOMON something to look into.
EveningGrateful for
Dinner outside, all four of us.
One win
Finally called Mike.
Learned
Short meetings are kinder meetings.
Anything I should work on overnight?
Overnight · While you sleep
Ideas that grow overnight
Name an idea, or let SOLOMON suggest one from your projects and interests. Set a spending cap and the council works on it while you sleep: market scans that cite real sources, competitors, pricing and a launch plan. You read the night's work in the morning, and Today begins again.
Overnight9:34 pmCould a Saturday bakery stall work in our town?
Good one. The council will work on it tonight, within your spending cap.
- Scanning the local market, with sources
- Looking at five nearby competitors
- Working out pricing
- Drafting a simple launch plan
Ready when you wake
Yes, with care: three products, Saturday mornings, about $600 to start. The sources and the plan are in your idea.
A rest day, and the week
Choose a rest daySet your Sabbath and SOLOMON offers to move tomorrow's tasks a day on; on the day, work stays out of sight. On Sunday a short review looks back on the week.
Your data stays yours
Encrypted on SOLOMON's server in the US, with encrypted nightly backups. Never sold or used to train AI. Export or delete everything at any time.
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