One memo in. Three lanes out.
Minerva doesn't ask you to abandon your systems and move into a new one. It runs quietly in the background of the tools you've already built your life around: your to-dos land on your task list, your appointments on your calendar, your ideas in your notes app. One memo goes in; everything inside it comes out sorted into three lanes.
Tasks
The things you need to do, written up as clean summaries that read well on a list.
Events
Anything with a date or a time, placed on your calendar — and Minerva reads times the way a person would, never inventing one you didn't say.
Notes
Your thinking, kept in your own first-person words — filed to your notes app, not flattened into a summary.
Swap a destination? Change a setting.
Where things go is a setting, not a hard-wired choice. Today's standard path files tasks to Google Tasks, events to Google Calendar, and notes to Notion — and support for more destinations, including Todoist, Apple's own apps, and Obsidian, is already built into Minerva. As destinations open up, switching is a settings change, not a migration.
In daily use right now
Google Tasks, Google Calendar, and Notion are the destinations in daily use right now. More are on the way — join the waitlist and you'll hear as they arrive.
- Google Tasks live
- Google Calendar live
- Notion live
Common questions
Your tools, finally talking to each other
Join the waitlist for the public release, and we'll let you know the moment Minerva is available.
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