Product thesis
- - Wedge: small real-life tasks people avoid.
- - Loop: capture -> prepare -> approve -> copy/export -> bring back.
- - Value: less avoidance, better follow-through.
Taskmorrow readiness
Specific, honest product readiness for customers and investors. No autonomy theater.
Current working system
- - Local reminders, check-ins, prepared drafts, and action ledger.
- - Approval-first model with explicit boundaries.
- - Deterministic demo scenarios and mobile-usable app surfaces.
Action + approval architecture
- - PreparedAction model drives what can happen next.
- - Adapter model decides local action vs connection-required boundary.
- - Every meaningful external-style action is approval gated.
Memory + personalization
- - Stores practical preferences (tone/timing style).
- - Applies preferences to prepared drafts and check-ins.
- - Local-first while cloud sync remains intentionally constrained.
Integration boundary model
- - Local fallback always available (copy/export/.ics).
- - Gmail draft path is adapter-ready and boundary-safe.
- - Calendar sync is not claimed as live unless connected execution is real.
What remains unproven
- - Connected provider conversion in real user cohorts.
- - Repeat weekly retention outside founder-led demos.
- - Paid willingness at consumer price points.
Near-term milestones
1. Private beta onboarding and first-run flow.
2. Real Gmail draft creation with server-side token security.
3. Retention and willingness-to-pay evidence from first cohorts.