For you
An assistant for your own life.
Give it a name. It answers when you cannot, keeps your day straight, remembers the thing you were going to forget, and hands you one short list each morning of what actually needs you.
What you say, and what happens
You talk to it the way you would talk to a person.
What have I got on today?
Reads out your day and flags the two things that clash.
Remind me to call Dad on Sunday.
Sets the reminder. You get it on Sunday morning.
Move the dentist to next week.
Finds a slot that works, moves it, and tells you which.
Answer my phone for the next hour.
Takes messages, lets the ones you marked important through.
Anything I should look at?
Three things, in the order they matter, and why.
Handle this for me.
Does what it can, then tells you plainly what is left for you.
Who it is for
If your phone rings and your calendar is full, it is for you.
Busy adults
Anyone whose phone rings more than they would like.
Parents
School, appointments, the six things happening on Saturday.
Students
Deadlines, shifts, and remembering both.
Travellers
A calendar in one timezone and a life in another.
Professionals
A page to share instead of your mobile number.
Anyone who would rather speak
Talk to it out loud, hands free. That is included on every plan.
What it does
Each one says how ready it is.
Nothing on this page describes a capability without a label. Where something needs an outside account, it says so and says what IDOFO does instead.
Answer questions from your own information
LiveAsk it anything you have told it — prices, hours, services, policies — and it answers from your records, or says it does not know.
Talk to your assistant out loud
LivePress the button, speak, and hear the answer in a real voice. It costs nothing — your own device does the work.
Manage your calendar
LiveBlock time, set your hours, add holidays, and see your day at a glance.
Send appointment reminders
Coming soonA text or an email before the appointment, so fewer people forget.
Today: Upcoming appointments appear in your daily brief. Nothing is sent to the customer yet.
Organise your tasks
LiveSay what needs doing in plain words and it becomes a task with a due date.
“Handle this for me”
LiveType it the way you would say it. It is done — or you are told plainly that it could not be.
A daily brief
LiveOne short paragraph each morning, built from what actually happened.
Tell you what needs you
LiveQuestions it could not answer, callers who were upset, opportunities that were nearly lost.
A page you can share instead of your number
LiveSend people to your assistant. It shows only what you approve, and your number stays private.
Less asking. More doing.
A few minutes to set up. No card, no phone account and no API key needed to try it.