Like a friend who remembers everything, and tells you the truth.
Last Tuesday
Today
Say something. See what I make of it.
Pick a line below. As we talk, what I believe about you is written down beside the conversation, with how sure I am.
I learn from your life, not from a quiz.
Start with a conversation, and bring in more only when you want to. Watch what each one teaches me. Everything I come to believe, you can see, question and erase.
What comes in
Nada
A friend you keep meaning to see
Relationships
You pull back from friends when work gets heavy.
And I keep learning from more of your life. Coming next:
- Gmail
- iMessage
- Notion
- Apple Notes
- Slack
- Outlook
- Google Drive
- X
- Telegram
- Spotify
- GitHub
- meeting notes
- Strava, Fitbit, Whoop or Oura
- Copilot
- Perplexity
- Grok
I start cold. Everything you do brings me closer.
What you say about yourself counts a little. What you do, again and again, counts most. I say how sure I am in words, and when you change, I cool down and look again.
Habits
You keep what you promise in front of people, and drop what you promise alone.
- A hunchYou said it once.
- LeaningThree Mondays at the gym, promised alone, skipped.
- LikelySeptember: every session you'd told Karim about, you went.
- ConfidentNine things you did, all pointing the same way.
You get the last word
I ask before I’m sure. A no counts against me, and the more of what I believe you check, the sharper I get.
Does this sound like you?
Habits
You keep almost everything due within three days, and little that’s due past two weeks.
Three answers, all equal. None of them is the right one.
I can be wrong. So I get checked.
Before you make a real decision, I write down my guess and seal it. After, we see who knew you better. My version moves with how well I know you, and it can go down.
Before
“Stay, or take the bigger offer?”
You tell me what you’re weighing, and where you’re leaning.
Sealed
I think you’ll stay.
Fairly sure. Nobody can change it now, me included.
After
…
We find out together.
Mohamed 2.3
How well I know you, as a version. It rises with what I’ve learned and been right about, and falls when I’m wrong or out of date.
