Know your day before it starts, with an AI morning briefing.
One short briefing each morning: your schedule, what’s due, and the weather.
Updated September 2026
Your first meeting is at 8:30 and you haven’t had time to think. You’re jumping between email, calendar, and chat, half-prepared for everything and fully prepared for nothing.
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Your dentist cleaning is at 3:00, and the car registration is due Friday. It's pasta night, and you have everything on hand.
One read instead of five tabs.
Today brings your schedule, your open tasks, your habits, and the weather together at the top of the page.
Walk in with context.
Ask about the people in your next meeting and get back what you know: last conversation, open items, what they care about.
Start with intention.
Know what matters before the day starts pulling at you.
Just tell it.
What does my day look like?
Four meetings, starting with board prep at 9. The Aldren response is still open from yesterday. It’s 34° and snowing, so leave extra time.
Brief me on my 2pm
Strategy review with Lauren and Carlos. Last time you left one question open: who owns the API integration decision.
What did I promise Tom last time?
A benchmarking report. It’s still on your list for this week.
Questions.
Does the briefing include news?
No. It’s built from your own life: your schedule, your tasks, your habits, and the weather.
Do I have to ask for it?
No. It’s waiting at the top of Today each morning, on iPhone, iPad, and the web.
Does it use my real calendar?
On iPhone, beckett can sync with Apple Calendar, so your actual meetings appear in the briefing.
I already have an assistant. Why would I use this?
beckett holds the personal layer nobody else tracks for you: what you told a client months ago, what you promised, and what’s on your mind.
How much setup does it take?
None to start. Tell beckett about your plans and tasks as they come up, and the briefing fills in from there.
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Start with what’s
on your mind.
iPhone, iPad, Mac, and the web.
