Give the thing that's been sitting on you to a small team of agents. They plan it, chase it, price it — and come back with one card. You decide; they do.
A year of "we should do something" and nothing booked. Mei's abroad, Jun's flat out, Dad can't manage hills any more. You're the only one actually thinking about it.
02 · one prompt
Ask once, in your own words.
No choosing agents, no assigning work. You just say the thing — type it, or press the mic and say it.
03 · the team
Your team gets to work.
A research agent looks at places. A schedule agent checks who's free when. A money agent works out what it costs each of you.
04 · one card
One card comes back.
Barcelona, broken down day by day. Flat walks for Dad, a lift for the luggage, a pace Mum can keep. A plan worth keeping.
05 · share
Share it with the family.
Mum doesn't type. She doesn't have to — she opens the card, presses the mic, and talks. Her words go to your team.
06 · better
The plan gets better.
An afternoon moves, the pace eases, the itinerary updates. It's handled — and you didn't have to think about it.
The thing you were carrying alone is handled.
唔使諗 — you don't have to think about it.
Your tap, every send
Nothing goes out without you pressing the button.
Signed work
Every action carries the name of the agent that took it.
Yours, privately
Your words and plans stay yours. Read the privacy policy.
Start with one thing.
The trip, the party, the move, the paperwork. Say it once — and stop carrying it.