One idea each morning. Then your mentors weigh in.
Ninety seconds of reading, built from mentors selected for your chosen focus, with cited positions that may agree, partly agree, or differ. A separate Chat board answers your questions.
What a day actually looks like
Four steps. The first two happen once. The other two are the whole product.
Pick one goal
The thing you are actually working on
Money, a business, a promotion, leadership, focus, a conversation you keep putting off. One thing. You can change it later.
What happens:
- Takes about a minute
- Say it in your own words, out loud or typed
- No forms, no assessment, no score
- Change it whenever the goal changes
Why it matters
The focus guides Daily Idea selection and initial Chat board suggestions through separate paths. It is never turned into an assignment.
Meet your board
Five mentors, chosen from 441
We suggest five people whose published thinking bears on your goal. You confirm them, or swap any of them for your Chat board.
What happens:
- Five seats, so the board has room for different perspectives
- Suggested from your goal, then confirmed by you
- Swap anyone, any time
- Grounded in what each mentor has publicly said and written
Pro tip
Pick people whose published work gives you useful perspectives on the decisions ahead.
Read this morning's idea
About ninety seconds
One idea a day, drawn from mentors selected for your chosen focus. Not a digest, not a list. One thing, with the evidence under it.
What happens:
- Roughly 200 words, sized for a real morning
- Every claim carries the work it came from
- Read it on the commute, in the kitchen, or in the ten minutes before your first meeting
- Reading it is a complete day. There is nothing after it you owe us
Pro tip
No streaks, no progress bar, no plan to fall behind on. Skip a week and nothing breaks.
Compare the idea's perspectives
This is the part that is hard to copy
The Daily Idea's positions show how it may apply to you. They may differ, partly agree, or converge, and each position shows its source. Reading is enough. You can answer the short question by voice or text if you want.
What happens:
- Several cited perspectives, not one confident answer
- A source under every position, so you can go check it
- Separately, ask any mentor directly or put a question to your Chat board on demand
- Optionally answer in a sentence, by voice or text
Result
An optional Daily Idea response helps shape future ideas. Over time, the app has more context about what you have been wrestling with.
What makes this different
You see more than one perspective
Your board gives you several cited perspectives. They may differ, partly agree, or converge, so you can see where the evidence leads.
Every position shows its source
13,170 cited positions sit behind the app. Each one names the book, letter, talk, or interview it came from, so you can read the original and decide for yourself.
Nothing to complete
There is no streak, no checklist, and no percentage bar telling you how much is left. Reading one idea is the whole of the day. Skipping costs you nothing.
It remembers what you said
Your optional answers help shape future ideas. That gives the app context a search box does not have.
Inside the app
Today
One idea, then the argument
The idea, several cited positions on it, and one short question for you. That is the screen. It looks the same every morning; only the thinking changes.
Your board
Five seats, yours to fill
See who is on it and why they were suggested. Swap anyone out. Ask a single mentor a question, or hand it to all five and see where they split.
Sources
Tap any claim
Every position names the published work behind it. Nothing is written in a mentor's voice, and no mentor is claimed to endorse the app or you.
Your answers
Kept, and put to work
Everything you say back stays yours. Read it back or delete it any time, and it helps shape future ideas.
Questions people ask first
How long does this take each day?
About ninety seconds to read the idea. If you want to answer your board or ask a follow-up, a few minutes more. That part is optional, every single day.
What happens if I skip days?
Nothing. There are no streaks to break and no plan to fall behind on. Come back after a week and the idea is waiting. Any answers you chose to share may help shape future ideas.
Is this just a chatbot with extra steps?
Get Mentors gives you several mentor perspectives, each citing published work you can read yourself. They may differ, partly agree, or converge, so you can decide what fits your situation.
Are these the real mentors?
No, and we never suggest otherwise. It is AI synthesis of what each person has published, labelled as such. It never writes in their voice and never claims they endorse the app or you. Every position links to the work behind it.
What is a board?
Five mentors, chosen from 441, who stay with you in Chat. Ask one seat or all five a question and compare cited answers that may agree, partly agree, or differ. Daily Ideas use mentors selected separately for your focus.
Do I have to talk to it?
No. You can type instead, or answer nothing at all. An optional answer gives the app more context to help shape future ideas.
What does it cost?
A 7-day free trial on the annual plan, or $19.99/month. On the annual plan you are not charged on day one, and cancelling takes two taps in your phone's subscription settings.
Tomorrow morning, your first focus-selected idea arrives.
One idea. Five cited mentor perspectives. Ninety seconds, and then the rest of your day is yours.
Free for 7 days on the annual plan, or $19.99/month. iOS and Android.
On the annual plan, cancel in two taps before day 7 and you pay nothing.