XNeuronal
You say one thing, it remembers four
What it does
Say "I saw Dr Guy on Thursday, blood test in three months" and XNeuronal keeps four things: the person, the date, the fact, the follow-up. It links them, then gives them back when they matter. Not only at a set time: on approaching a place, if it rains tomorrow, at sunset. One screen, no tabs, no lists to file. Free at launch.
Un secrétaire qui n'a qu'une voix et une mémoire. Pas de navigation, pas d'onglets, pas de listes. Tu lui parles, il range tout dans ses neurones.
Une idée, une tâche, un rdv, un anniversaire qui ne doit pas t'échapper ? Dis-le-lui. Il s'en souvient pour toi et te le ressort au bon moment. Ton cerveau peut lâcher prise. Un événement, une tâche, une recette, un mémo : tout se crée depuis la même conversation, sans jamais changer d'écran ni remplir un formulaire. Tu tiens le bouton, tu parles, il range. Tes listes et ton agenda restent consultables d'un seul mot, mais tu n'as jamais à aller les tenir à jour toi-même. Tiens le bouton. Dis ce que tu as en tête : un rendez-vous, une course à ne pas oublier, une question, ou même une demande complexe en plusieurs temps. Relâche : il comprend l'intention complète et répond. Tu n'as pas…from xneuronal.com
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