Imagine waking up and having a digital buddy that knows where you are, what you're craving, and what you need to tackle next. That's Dot by New Computer in a nutshell. It's not just a to-do list; it's a context-aware life guide that nudges you toward the right task at the right time. Whether you're hitting the gym, heading to a meeting, or just scrolling through your feed, Dot adapts instantly, offering study tips when you're in a library, workout reminders when you're at the gym, or even a playlist if you're in a creative mood.
1. Context Awareness - automatically tailors suggestions based on location and activity.
2. Dynamic UI - shifts colors and layout to match your vibe, keeping the experience fresh.
3. Personalized Guidance - taps into your interests to recommend clubs, podcasts, or recipes.
4. Proactive Agency - pulls together notes and timelines for big events like interviews.
5. Automations & Routines - lets you schedule recurring tasks without manual entry.
6. Connecting the Dots - links schedule, memories, and goals for a holistic view.
7. Memory Tracking - preserves sentimental stories, recipes, and notes for future recall.
8. AI-Driven Planning - predicts upcoming needs and offers pre-emptive suggestions. Who's this for? Busy pros, students, parents juggling family calendars, freelancers juggling gigs - basically anyone who feels life is a juggling act. I've used it while prepping for midterms; it kept my study plan tight without the mental clutter.
Unlike generic to-do apps or Siri, Dot anticipates rather than reacts. It stitches together disparate data into one seamless narrative, so you never feel like you're flipping between apps. The dynamic interface keeps it engaging, and the proactive agency saves hours on prep time. The only hiccup? It's still in beta, so some features are in flux, and you'll need to set it up manually at first.
That said, the learning curve is shallow, and the promise of a truly personalized assistant is hard to beat. Ready to stop hunting for information and let Dot do the heavy lifting? Sign up for the waitlist on their site and experience a life that actually flows.
1. Context Awareness - automatically tailors suggestions based on location and activity.
2. Dynamic UI - shifts colors and layout to match your vibe, keeping the experience fresh.
3. Personalized Guidance - taps into your interests to recommend clubs, podcasts, or recipes.
4. Proactive Agency - pulls together notes and timelines for big events like interviews.
5. Automations & Routines - lets you schedule recurring tasks without manual entry.
6. Connecting the Dots - links schedule, memories, and goals for a holistic view.
7. Memory Tracking - preserves sentimental stories, recipes, and notes for future recall.
8. AI-Driven Planning - predicts upcoming needs and offers pre-emptive suggestions. Who's this for? Busy pros, students, parents juggling family calendars, freelancers juggling gigs - basically anyone who feels life is a juggling act. I've used it while prepping for midterms; it kept my study plan tight without the mental clutter.
Unlike generic to-do apps or Siri, Dot anticipates rather than reacts. It stitches together disparate data into one seamless narrative, so you never feel like you're flipping between apps. The dynamic interface keeps it engaging, and the proactive agency saves hours on prep time. The only hiccup? It's still in beta, so some features are in flux, and you'll need to set it up manually at first.
That said, the learning curve is shallow, and the promise of a truly personalized assistant is hard to beat. Ready to stop hunting for information and let Dot do the heavy lifting? Sign up for the waitlist on their site and experience a life that actually flows.
