synthesized 6h ago · on-device
◆ Sample workspace — your real chanio is private, on your machine
A day, compiled

Your mind, current.

Overnight, chanio reads everything you touched — your AI sessions, what you read, the notes you left — and compiles it into one page, on your own machine, for free. Here's what a morning looks like: what surfaced, what's still open, and where your attention actually went.

Open threads aging · oldest first

chanio surfaces what you owe people — and how long it's sat. Ranked by what's cooling, not by what you typed. The oldest is loudest, because the only thing left to do is the send.

Reply to the partnership intro from Tuesday
Five days open. A warm thread cools if it sits — send this one first.
send · 5d
Send the revised proposal to the design team
Drafted from your notes two days ago — waiting only on your read.
send · 2d
Finish the essay draft — section three
You left off mid-thought; chanio saved the thread.
yours
Renew the two domains before Friday
Deadline noticed in a receipt you forwarded.
soon
Publish the weekly note
Sent this morning — its age reset to zero, which is the whole point.
done ✓

Done this week it kept the receipts

Cleared the reading backlog — 14 articles distilled to 6 ideas you can actually use.
Turned three scattered notes into one essay outline.
Shipped the new landing page and logged what changed.
Set the nightly synthesis to run at 5am — this page was ready before you woke.

What you kept returning to this week

Your observed self — where your attention actually went, not where you said it would.

Working while you slept

On-device loops, $0, no cloud. They ran overnight so this page was ready before you opened it.

nightly · brief
tutor · daily note
feeds · reading
desk · intake
A working preview of the chanio workspace. The content here is an illustrative sample — your real chanio is computed on your own machine by on-device models, stays private, and is only ever yours. Try it with your own thinking → · See how it works →
Passions · declared & observed

What you actually care about.

You tell chanio your passions once. Then it watches where your attention truly goes across every AI you use — and shows you the gap. An honest mirror, not a flattering one.

Observed intensity by sessions, last 30 days

Each is a theme chanio saw you circle again and again — the shape of a real week (sample).

In your own chanio, these are pulled from your actual sessions — the things you returned to, ranked by how often. The next step it takes is to hand you a sharper angle on the one that's deepening, and quietly flag the one that's drifting.
Memory · yours, on your disk

Ask it. It remembers.

Every note you've made and every page you've read, compiled into a graph you own. Ask in plain language; it answers from your own mind, and shows you the source.

what did I decide about the redesign?
You chose the simpler layout on Tuesday — fewer sections, one clear call to action. Your reasoning, in your own words: the old page buried the main thing three scrolls down, and the analytics backed it up. You parked the fancier animated version as “maybe later, not now.”
from · your Tuesday session · the design note
A glimpse of a knowledge graph — themes and the notes that connect them. The recall above is the real mechanism: chanio assembles the answer at query time from your own notes and cites where each piece came from. The model is rented; the mind is yours.