Observed arrival · 2026-08-29
Use Planner Gives Your Day a Sleepy Cat and a Local Voice
A private Eisenhower-style daily planner that organizes tasks, tracks progress, delivers morning emails, and can speak through an in-browser voice model.
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The planner combines task organization with an assistant that can speak replies through either Kokoro or the device’s installed voice. Kokoro is described as an 86 MB model that runs inside the browser, remains stored there, and handles speech without sending it elsewhere. Its social layer is deliberately narrow: only invited email addresses can enter, and removing a person signs them out everywhere. The interface also shows print and download actions, morning email settings, and a Sunday review.
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