nxt - Talk to your to do list and get what's next
nxt is the AI task manager you talk to like a human assistant.
Brain-dump your thoughts in plain language - nxt reads between the lines, extracts tasks, infers priorities, and files everything automatically. It understands what you mean, not just what you say. nxt learns your personal context, so your tasks flex around your life.
When you're ready to act, nxt cuts through the noise and gives you one clear task, one reason why. No scrolling, no paralysis, no overwhelming list to wade through.
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AgentKey
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@luki_notlowkey Thank you! The short answer: it weighs up real world context (time of day, how long the task is likely to take) and everything it knows about your own context: your energy levels, your commitments. Two tasks might look equally urgent on paper but nxt has all that extra context to suggest the right task for the right time. Gets better the more you use it!
talking to a to-do list only works if it nails intent from messy speech — half the time i don't know what's next either. is the parsing on-device or server-side? and does it read urgency from how i say it, or just the words?
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@sabber_ahamed Server-side, and it's purely from the words rather than tone of voice, but honestly it's surprisingly good at reading intent from messy natural speech - best way to see it is to try it and see, I'd love to hear how you find it!
@heather_a_perkins server-side and words only — more portable that way. curious how it handles ambiguity like "call X back soon" vs "call X back if you have time". will give it a go.
how does it actually learn my context over time, does that just happen automatically from my task entries or do i need to actively train it somehow
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@kadirhakc2dln Both! It picks up context automatically as you go - if you mention your kids, your work schedule, or anything relevant while adding tasks, it stores that without you having to do anything extra. But you can also tell it things directly if you want to give it a head start. Either way you always have full visibility over what it's learned and can edit anything that's not right!
The part that got me is being told the single next thing to do when everything feels equally loud. That kind of decision paralysis is real for me most mornings, so something calming it down sounds genuinely nice.
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@joan_live Thank you, I hope it helps you, and I would love to hear how you get on. For me it was house DIY jobs, I had such a massive list that every time I tried to put some time on it I just... didn't. Even though there was lots of little ones, and nothing complicated! Having the single task suggested, and not having to look at the list, really helped.
tiun.
Congrats on the launch! "Spending more time organising tasks than doing them" is way too relatable. Quick question - does nxt plug directly into my calendar, or do I just tell it my general daily routine?