Teyla
Intelligent planner for every role in your life
What it does
Teyla is a task and planning app built to give every role the attention it deserves. Add tasks by typing or speaking, and Teyla’s AI understands what needs doing, when it matters and which part of your life it belongs to. It organises everything around the roles you play, builds a realistic plan around your calendars, and reminds you at the right time and place. So you can focus on the role you’re in, knowing Teyla is keeping track of the rest.
Teyla turns voice, text, roles, calendars, places, and priorities into personal tasks you can act on.
Let Teyla help with that, and enjoy every day with AI-powered organisation and planning. Try Teyla — turn loose thoughts into a realistic plan around your calendars, so every role gets the right time and attention. Turn loose thoughts into a realistic plan around your calendars, so every role gets the right time and attention. Reply to the finance thread Book mum's appointment Buy school snacks Renew car insurance Practice set list Refill cat food Plan Friday dinner Check lesson notes Finish the deck Call the venue Book studio time Send the invoice Pack swimming kit Move the meeting Run 5K easy Book vet checkup Choose weekend plans Review nutrition module Sketch the new concept Pick…from teyla.app
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