Not a chatbot you have to remember to open. An assistant that checks in with you, learns your patterns, and actually keeps your life on track.
What it looks like
Styrman — 9:14 am
Good morning. You have a quiet morning and a dentist appointment Friday. Anything you want to get done today?
Remind me to pick up oat milk on the way home, and sort out my gym membership
How it works
Check in
Styrman reaches out — a quick message in the morning, a nudge at the right moment, a question when it needs more context. You respond in plain language, like texting a person.
Organise
Whatever you tell it gets handled. Tasks land in Google Tasks. Events go to your calendar. Time-sensitive things get a reminder set automatically. You don't decide how — it figures it out.
Remind
When the moment comes, Styrman tells you. Not a badge to ignore — a message that says exactly what to do and why it matters right now. At the time that actually makes sense.
Learn
Over time, Styrman builds a picture of you. Your usual schedule. The things you tend to put off. What kind of morning you're having. The more you use it, the less you have to explain.
On a typical day
Morning check-in
Styrman texts you. Tells you what's on today, asks if there's anything else. The day starts with a plan, not a scramble.
Running errands
"Remind me to pick up the prescription when I'm near the pharmacy." It knows where you are and when it's worth saying something.
Family logistics
School pickups, appointments, things people asked you to remember. Styrman holds it all so you don't have to.
End of day
A quiet wrap-up. What got done, what carries to tomorrow, anything to look forward to. Then it leaves you alone.
Under the hood
Styrman lives on your phone and connects to the tools you already use. No new apps to learn, no complex setup. If you have a Google account, you have everything you need to get started.