Telling it what needs doing in plain English and watching it actually go do it across the apps we use is a genuinely useful idea, even if the execution isn't fully there yet.
No flow to build, no trigger to configure. That part works as promised.
Cutting down the app-switching that eats a chunk of every day is a real win when it lands correctly.
Simple task management, handled without needing to learn a new tool.
Pricing and credit usage need to be spelled out clearly before checkout. Not knowing what an action costs before running it is a real hesitation, and it shouldn't take digging to find out.
More visibility into the company behind the product, right on the website, would go a long way. A founder's name and a real address build trust faster than a polished landing page does.
Reliability across the less common integrations still has room to grow. A few actions need a retry before they land correctly.
Everyday sits in a category where a lot of assistants promise the same thing and stop short at anything beyond the basics.
What set it apart was the idea of actual execution rather than a draft or a checklist handed back to me. Whether that idea is fully backed by the current experience is a separate question.
There is no information on their website about who they are. Pricing is not transparent. You need to sign up to get the pricing. There is a free version, $25 and $99.
The product looks great but Im not so keem on providing all my personal information to a company that can't even provide the basics about who they are or be honest about their pricing. Everything is based on credits but theyr is no explanation of how much each action uses in credits.
It sounds great. I wish I could find out more about it and the company that provides it. I'm not even sure the address is legit, as it is a large co-working space.
@mark_opanasiuk We built Everyday in an abstracted manner to be essentially use-case agnostic. As long as the actions you want executed are supported by the integrations you're using, they'll work because it's powered by Pica.
Thanks @ekulianova! Right now, we're seeing strong adoption from busy professionals and small teams who need to cut down the friction of jumping between different apps.
Really like the way Everyday leans into “just say it and it’s done". I’ve noticed in our work on Escape Velocity AI (different space, business planning) that the biggest friction is often not the task itself, but the mental load of context switching. Are your early users leaning more on Everyday for personal workflows, or team-wide coordination?
@andreitudor14 Appreciate your comment! Thus far we have seen a strong mix of personal workflows and team-wide coordination. We are interested to see how this balance shifts with time.
@naveed_rehman Thank you so much for your support! Everyday comes with a wide range of integrations, all with full endpoint coverage. Since it’s powered by Pica (the world’s largest API knowledge system) the AI actually works. And when it occasionally hits an edge case, our self-healing kicks in so that the next day it does work. The more Everyday is used, the more edge cases are resolved, and the smarter and more reliable it becomes.
Thanks @helga_impalpable! We realized a while ago that "one of these days" is "none of these days"... Everyday let's you get to your priorities right away 🔥











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Hi Katrina,
Thank you for sharing your feedback. We’ll update our website to include more details about the team, company background, and transparent pricing information. I also want to assure you that we work from the WeWork location listed on our address.
Appreciate you taking the time to help us improve.
Moe, Founder @ Everyday (by Pica)