Eternup is one place for your day, your work, your people and your money — with Aeon at the centre. Say what's happening. It files the task, builds the day around your routine, writes the meeting's minutes, and mails you tomorrow before you sleep.
On your day · 14:00–14:30 · Northwind
Talk to Eternup the way you'd talk to a sharp assistant. One messy sentence becomes tasks in the right venture, hours on your day, habits and drafts. New things are filed at once, with an Undo; anything that changes what you already have waits for you to press Apply.
What Aeon did
Say how your week goes
Pick your days off, then describe a workday and a day off — typed, or said out loud.
Aeon drafts it
Wake and stop for each, the blocks of the day, the habits you mentioned. Nothing invented.
You make it yours
Open any block to change it, or tell Aeon: “move the gym to evenings.” Overlaps are flagged.
Saved, and lived
It becomes your Routine, your Today and tonight's plan. Days off keep their own wake time.
Hit record, or drop in the file. Eternup's own speech service transcribes it, and Aeon turns an hour of talk into what was decided and who does what by when.
Transcript · as spoken
[00:12:04] Priya: Launch ko next Friday tak push karte hain — design abhi ready nahi hai.
[00:12:31] You: Theek hai. Rahul, can you own the pricing page?
[00:12:40] Rahul: Haan, Wednesday tak kar dunga.
Minutes · in English
The launch moves to next Friday — design isn't ready yet.
“Haan, Wednesday tak kar dunga.”
Each night Eternup plans the next day — your routine, your meetings, the work that fits — and mails you the day itself. Not a link to it. The day.
Your Saturday
First up at 13:00: Ship the onboarding flow.
Not a to-do app pretending to be a life system. Every task, goal, thought and expense lands in one of sixteen fixed domains — so what you file today is still findable in a year, and a renewal never ends up in your career.
Point at a domain to see what lives there.
New things Aeon files at once, with an Undo. Anything that changes or removes what you already have — a block, your wake time, a habit — waits on a card until you press Apply. Try it.
You: “Move tomorrow's gym to the evening.”
Aeon: I've proposed it — it's waiting for you.
Waiting for you — nothing has changed yet
Routine block “Gym”: move it to 18:30–19:30
Every row in the database is scoped to one account. Nobody else's query can reach yours.
Aeon drafts mail and meeting invites. You press Send — and get ten seconds to take it back.
No password to leak. A new account opens genuinely empty — no demo data, no one else's day.
A real export from Settings, any time, of everything you've put in.
Your calendar, your ventures, what you've sent and who owes what — in the same place as your day, so Aeon can see all of it when you ask.
Your Google Calendar on Today, the calendar and the planner — every meeting with its Join link, every hour the planner won't touch.
Ventures, goals, projects and tasks — shared with your team, a venture at a time.
Everything Aeon drafted and you sent, and what came back — replies, accepts, declines.
Plans, briefs and notes written section by section on a canvas — your edits always win.
What you owe and what you're owed, out of meetings and mail, with who and by when.
How long since you last spoke, and a gentle floor on the day when someone is overdue.
Tell Eternup how your week goes. By tonight it knows your routine; by tomorrow morning, your day is waiting.
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