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Present is the daily companion built for minds that don't run on autopilot. It remembers what you told it, notices the patterns you're too close to see, and helps you actually follow through — on the call to your dad, the sobriety count you're keeping, the project you keep starting over. Most productivity apps assume you'll remember to check them. Present assumes you won't, and meets you there. Talk to it the way you'd talk to someone who's been paying attention: it holds context across conversations, asks the follow-up question instead of starting from zero, and reflects your own situation back to you instead of a generic prompt. Reflections that are actually yours. Every conversation gets turned into a short, dated reflection and sorted into the part of your life it belongs to — Work, Family, Relationships, Physical, Hobbies, Personal, Spirituality. Over time it becomes a record of how you've actually been thinking, not a highlight reel. A schedule that holds the thread. Reminders, follow-ups, and "still open" items stay visible until you close them — built for the reality that things get set up, get missed, and need a second pass, not a perfectly organized to-do list. Built with ADHD and neurodivergent minds in mind. Present is designed around executive function, not against it: external memory for the things you don't want to have to hold onto yourself, low-friction check-ins, and no shame when a plan breaks and starts over. A steady presence for recovery. Whether you're tracking sobriety, rebuilding a habit, or just trying to notice your patterns before they run the show, Present tracks the thread with you — the good days and the days that reset — without judgment. One honest boundary: Present is not therapy. It doesn't diagnose, treat, or replace a licensed therapist, doctor, or counselor, and it isn't built for crisis support. Think of it as the daily companion that sits alongside professional care — handling the in-between moments, the 6am thoughts, the reflection you'd otherwise lose — not a substitute for it. If you're in crisis, please reach out to a crisis line or emergency services in your area. What you get: - Conversational check-ins that remember your history and context - Auto-generated reflections, organized by life category - A living schedule for reminders, follow-ups, and things still in progress - Support for recovery and sobriety tracking, without judgment - Designed for ADHD and neurodivergent thinking patterns - Private by default — this is your record, not a feed Present isn't trying to fix you or optimize your life into a dashboard. It's trying to be the thing that remembers, so you don't have to carry all of it alone.