How it works
Texts you the one thing you're avoiding that still blocks where you want to go. Everything else can wait. Text back when it's off. Ask why for the receipt.
Connects quietly
Messages and calendar on devices you already carry. Cosmos reads what you link. No new inbox.
Surfaces one hard thing
The thing you keep putting off that still blocks what you said mattered. A couple supports on heavy days. Never a warehouse.
People who might need you
When a thread matters to what you said you wanted, cosmos names it in plain language. It does not reply for you. It does not pretend to be you.
Everything else can wait
Most signal never surfaces. You see the count. The source is there when you need it. That is relief, not another inbox.
What it is not
- Not a second brain that stores everything and asks you to search it.
- Not a chatbot that sounds sure whether it is right or not.
- Not a todo app you fill with tasks.
- Not a lecture about who you should become.
- Not a graph you explore every morning.
- Not an AI that texts your friends as you.
Questions, answered
Does cosmos reply to my friends?
No. Cosmos only texts you. It may notice that someone asked you a question. It will not send a message in your threads.
What does it read?
Messages and calendar on devices you connect, plus sources you link like Notion or email. Cosmos reads in the background. You do not maintain a list.
Can I hide a thread?
Yes. You can exclude a conversation from analysis. Cosmos will not surface it in your morning read or thread moments.
Will people know it is AI?
Cosmos does not impersonate you in your messages. When you text cosmos directly, you are talking to cosmos.
Is this inbox zero for texts?
No. Cosmos is not trying to clear your badge. It names the one thing that blocks what you said you wanted, who might need a reply, and lets the rest wait.
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