Three, then it stops.
The morning brief caps at three cards. A quiet day shows one, or none at all.
Gaja streams your health, watches your money, remembers what you decided, and acts on your word. It runs the background work. You make the calls.
Six pieces of the real product, in the order you meet them.
The morning brief caps at three cards. A quiet day shows one, or none at all.
Every claim traces back to the note, the reading, or the transaction it came from.
Two seconds of voice, no folder to choose. Gaja keeps what is still open.
Every domain keeps a full dashboard and ledger underneath. The trend arrives paired with what explains it.
Price changes and renewals surface days early, with the transactions attached.
Gaja can prepare an action, never send one. You approve, review, or dismiss.
One system holds all four, so the connections are the product.
Start with whichever you check most - Apple Health, a bank, a calendar. One is enough to begin; the rest can wait until Gaja has earned it.
A decision, a worry, a plan. That single capture is what turns readings into context - the difference between a chart and an answer.
By 7 a.m. Gaja has read everything and kept only what changed. You spend a minute, approve or dismiss, and close it.
Your accounts stay yours. Gaja brings their permitted signals into one coherent view, and every connection stays visible and revocable.
A system holding your body, your money, and your thoughts only works if the boundaries are real. These are product decisions, not policy language.
The product is ambitious. The explanation shouldn't ask you to fill in the gaps.
One system holding your health, money, time, and memory - with an assistant on top that can answer with the context of all four, and can act only when you say so.
It replaces the tending, not the sources. There is nothing to log, nothing to fill in, and no streak to protect. Most days it asks for one minute.
A chatbot waits for you and starts from nothing. Gaja reads your own record on its own schedule, and speaks up only when something in it changed.
No. Your accounts stay where they are. Gaja reads the signals you permit and keeps its own working memory of what you told it.
It can prepare, never send. Anything that leaves your phone - a reschedule, a cancellation, a message - is shown in full and waits for approval.
No. Gaja reports what your own data says and what you decided about it. It is not a clinician and not an adviser.
Right now, the thing connecting your health, your money, and your calendar is you - at 2 a.m., usually. Gaja takes the streaming, the reading, the noticing, and the correlating. You keep the part that should stay human: the deciding.