Just say what you need.
Amplify reads your day and makes the change. Then it shows you exactly what it did, with one tap to undo. Setup is a conversation: tell it what you're working toward, connect your Google Calendar if you want, and it's useful the same day.
What it takes off your plate
You stop being the one doing the logistics.
It does the scheduling
Say what matters. It finds the time and puts it on the calendar — no dragging blocks around, no re-planning your week by hand.
It notices when you're stuck
Miss a goal session and it asks what's blocking you, instead of showing a red X and making you feel behind.
It protects your focus
Screen blocking on your Mac when it's time to work. Boundaries that hold even when your willpower doesn't.
It replans without the guilt
Life changes the plan. Amplify moves things, so overdue tasks don't pile up until you avoid opening the app.
Things your calendar can't do
A calendar shows you what you typed in. Amplify works the schedule for you.
It thinks ahead for you
A daily briefing flags deadline risk, overpacked days, and slipping habits — before they become a problem.
Your time, where it matters
Every event and task rolls up into live weekly progress toward the goals you actually care about.
Focus it can enforce
Schedule recurring blocks that lock out the apps and sites that derail you — enforced on your Mac, not just suggested.
The fair question: what does it know about me?
An assistant like this only works if it knows a lot about you. I understand exactly why that's uncomfortable. The sharpest version of the worry I've seen: "You can delete your account, but you can't delete what the AI has already learned from you."
With Amplify that isn't how it works. Everything it knows about you lives in your account, as your data. You can export all of it whenever you want. Delete your account and it gets purged. Nothing you put in is used to train AI models — that covers the vendors behind it too — and none of it is ever sold.
The privacy policy says this in plain English. Read it →
Why I built this
I wanted one assistant that holds my schedule, goals, habits, and focus together and actually does something with it, rather than five apps that each know one slice and never talk to each other. So I built it. I use it every day.
Today it runs your calendar (two-way Google Calendar sync included), your goals, your habits, and focus blocking on your Mac. Health trackers and more connections are coming — I'd rather tell you that straight than show a wall of logos.
I'm inviting the first people in now, free. If you've abandoned every app within a few weeks of setting it up, you're exactly who I built this for.
Free right now. No credit card.
Eventually Amplify will be $25/month. The first users are in free, and you'll get plenty of notice before anything changes.