The ideas hiding in your week, pulled out and ranked

Every week, your assistant reads back what you actually did (meetings, notes, threads, the projects you touched) and hands you a short, ranked list of concrete things you could build, write, or ship next. Not vague themes. Specific, start-today ideas, each tied to something that really happened.

What it does

• Reads the last week of your activity: notes you wrote, meetings you had, and the projects and people that kept coming up.
• Finds the repeating threads and turns them into concrete artifacts you could make (a tool, a piece of writing, a small automation, a next move on a project).
• Ranks them so the single best “do this first” idea leads, with the rest in order.
• Ties every idea back to the moment it came from, so you know exactly why it surfaced.
• Skips anything you already built, so it never re-pitches old ground.

The reveal

You link your accounts once. A few days later there’s a short list waiting: “here are the three things your week is telling you to build, and here’s the one to start with.” Each is something you half-thought about in a meeting and forgot. The best ones are things you didn’t realize were sitting right there in your own week.

What it doesn’t do

• It doesn’t invent ideas out of thin air. Every suggestion traces back to something real you did.
• It doesn’t write the thing for you. It tells you what’s worth making and where to start.
• It isn’t a public-facing draft. This is your private thinking partner, just for you.

Configuration

• What it reads: your connected accounts (your notes, calendar, and mail), so it can see the week you actually had.
• How often: a weekly scan by default, on the day that suits you. You can ask for one any time.
• Just for you: this one is personal. The list is yours, not the team’s.

Triggers

Runs once a week on your chosen day, and any time you ask “what could I build from this week?”