Minerva, getting better in public.

Your account, under your control

Everything about accounts got built the way we'd want it as users:

• Sign in with Google or Apple. No password to create — Minerva never stores one.
• Sign out anywhere, cleanly. Sign out on iPhone, Watch, or Mac; sign back in and Minerva resumes with no setup. When your phone is signed out, the Watch simply won't record rather than losing anything.
• Delete means what it says. Deleting your account removes Minerva's own copies of your data. The files in your accounts — recordings in your Drive, notes in your Notion, items already on your lists — stay yours and stay untouched.
• Answers follow you. Answer one of Minerva's questions on any device and it syncs everywhere, applied to the item within seconds.
• Smarter time reading, fewer questions. "Dinner at 5" now lands at 5 PM the way a person would read it — and Minerva only asks a question when it genuinely needs to. It still never invents a time you didn't say.

All of this is built and in founder testing while Minerva is pre-public.

Minerva learns how you talk

A one-time "getting to know you" phase — about twenty short questions, answered on your own time from any device — now teaches Minerva your personal phrasing and filing style: where your kind of item belongs, whether a spoken time should be locked in, and what you mean by words like "morning." It never holds up a real item.

From minutes to seconds

Processing became near-instant: uploading a recording now triggers processing within seconds, and in live use it's about half a minute from tapping "stop" to the item sitting on your list. Minerva also got its face — the Editorial Cream and Minerva Blue look, with the hand-drawn "m" mark, now runs across the apps and this site.

The foundation

The core of Minerva, built and proven in daily founder use:

• Voice memos transcribed automatically, then actually read — tasks, events, and notes pulled out of even a rambling memo, each filed separately.
• Filed into your own apps: tasks to Google Tasks, events to Google Calendar, notes to Notion.
• Questions, not guesses: when something's ambiguous, Minerva asks instead of assuming.
• Your notes kept verbatim, in your own first-person words.
• Processing moved fully to the cloud — it works even when your computer is asleep or off.
• Native iPhone and Apple Watch recorder apps built, feeding the same pipeline (in founder testing).