Curious is a 3-layer life assistant — Public, Professional, and Legacy — that watches context first, drafts a reply in your voice, and waits for your approval before anything is sent.
In a meeting, with the kids, available, or out of signal — Curious chooses the right channel, explains why, and learns only from the edits and approvals you actually give it.
Simulated prototype — no sign-up, no download, no payment. Nothing you tap here sends a real message.
Curious is holding two messages while you are in a meeting.
Your context right now
Decision: short text now, full call later. Because in a meeting, family gets warmth — not silence, and not a rushed call.
A family story was filed to your pass-on vault. Nothing was sent, shared, or deleted.
Illustrative hub preview. The working prototype is below — try it.
The product
Curious keeps your public life, your work life, and what you leave behind in separate layers — each with its own tone, its own rules, and its own approvals. Nothing crosses between them without you.
Your everyday presence — family, friends, and the messages that should feel warm and human, even when you cannot pick up.
Your work presence — bosses, clients, and new connections. This layer works hardest when you are at work, networking, or job hunting.
What passes on, and what never does. Legacy curates during your life — a pass-on vault and a burn-box list you build while you can still decide.
Professional, in focus
Professional is the most active layer — set to be more present when you are at work, out networking, or in the middle of a job hunt, and quieter the rest of the time.
Your boss gets a brief, professional text with a clear follow-up time — not a missed thread and not an interruption.
A new client or contact gets a prompt, polished reply while the conversation is still fresh — drafted by Curious, approved by you.
Drafts stay accurate to what you actually said. Curious will not invent a commitment, a date, or a qualification on your behalf.
Out of coverage, drafts wait in a queue. Curious never pretends a message was sent when it was not.
Draft → approve → learn. Every reply starts as a draft you approve. Approve the same person in the same context three times, and Curious proposes Auto for just that pattern — nothing broader.
Edit a draft instead, and that edit becomes a learned rule — and Auto pauses, because your wording just changed. You stay the author. Curious stays the assistant.
Legacy, in focus
Most legacy tools sit dormant until the end. Curious Legacy is active during life: as your days are observed, it sorts what is worth keeping into a digest you review — Keep, Summarize, Discard, or Burn-designated.
Stories, recordings, contacts, and documents you choose to keep for the people who matter — curated by you, over time.
Items you designate to be securely removed one day. Designating is not deleting — the list is held, and nothing is burned in this preview or in the product’s first version.
Nothing executes on a timer or a guess. Any legacy action waits for a verified trigger — a set no-contact period, check-ins, and confirmation — before anything is carried out.
Hub, voice & tools
The Curious mobile app is the hub for all layers — Public, Professional, Legacy, Household, and Devices. Talk to it, tap it, or check what it did: the audit log shows every action.
Your context, held messages, drafts, learning log, legacy digest, and devices — one dashboard, with a kill switch that stops all writes at once.
Hands-free when you are driving, cooking, or working: “Tell Mom I’m in a meeting,” “Summarize my inbox,” “Remember this moment” — spoken, drafted, and still approved by you before anything sends.
Search, calendar, email, reminders, shopping lists, home lights and climate — each tool gated: consent before a read, your approval before a write, and a log of everything. Locks, alarms, payments, farewell sends, and burn execution stay blocked without their own separate approval path.
Interactive preview
This is the actual MVP logic, running right here on this page. Pick a context, trigger a simulated incoming message, review the decision and the draft, then approve it, edit it into a learned rule, or send it to voicemail. Reloading the page resets everything.
No real messages are read or sent. No farewell is sent, nothing is burned, no payment is made, and there is no app to download. This is a prototype for testing the decisions — not a live product.
1 · Your context
2 · Simulate an incoming message
Mom: Are you still coming Sunday? I need to know how much food to make.
Every approval, learned rule, voicemail routing, and Auto change — in order.
3 · Curious decides — and shows its work
How to test it: approve the same person in the same context 3 times and watch Auto get proposed. Then edit a draft and save it — the edit becomes a learned rule and Auto pauses. Switch to No signal and approve: the draft queues instead of “sending.”
Simulated edge digest — sort each item
These items were gathered locally and digested on a schedule — a selective curation, not a raw dump. Sorting an item here files it in this preview only. Nothing is sent, shared, or deleted.
Suggested: Keep · A story you told about growing up, recorded with the family present.
Suggested: Summarize · Dates, roles, and follow-ups worth keeping as a short career record.
Suggested: Discard · Duplicates and expired offers with no lasting value.
Suggested: Burn-designated · You marked this private. Designating holds it on the burn-box list — it does not delete anything now.
Filed items go to the layer they belong to. After filing, the working copies are cleared — only the filed versions remain, where they belong.
The digest moves from observation to your Legacy layer through an internal, encrypted token send. It does not go to a lawyer, a company, or anyone else.