Cases

What your agent does with your day

Twelve things to ask once Carry is running. Each one is answered from the sources you switched on, read off your own Mac.

01
The thing you just photographed
A whiteboard, a form, a label on a box. It is on the phone and you are at the Mac.
You ask
Read the whiteboard I just shared and turn it into a task list.
Read fromShare inboxPhotosText inside themPro
It answers
Share the photo to Carry and it lands in your own iCloud at once, so the agent reads the writing on it and hands back the list. No mailing pictures to yourself.
02
Where you actually were
An expense form, a timesheet, or an argument about it.
You ask
Where was I on Tuesday afternoon, and how long was I there?
Read fromPlaces
It answers
The places you stayed that afternoon with arrival and leaving times, recorded by the phone in the background, not guessed from anything.
03
What your watch and your scale noticed
Three devices write to Health all week and none of them talk to each other.
You ask
How did training, resting heart rate and weight move this month?
Read fromHealthWorkoutsWhich device recorded it
It answers
Every reading carries the device that wrote it, so the watch's workouts and heart-rate variability, the scale's weight and the sleep your ring recorded end up in one answer instead of three apps.
04
Whether the week was worth it
You slept badly and you have a theory about why.
You ask
Did my sleep track with how packed my calendar was this week?
Read fromHealthCalendar
It answers
Sleep, resting heart rate and heart-rate variability next to the number of hours you were in meetings, day by day, and whether the two moved together.
05
What you saved from the feed
All week you share posts and screenshots from your apps, then never open them again.
You ask
What did I save from my feeds this week, and what was it about?
Read fromShare inboxScreenshotsText inside themPage textWeChat · SoonX · SoonPro
It answers
Everything you sent to Carry from another app, grouped by subject and read for what it says, whether it arrived as a link, a screenshot or a paragraph you copied.
06
Everything you meant to read
You share links to Carry all week and read none of them.
You ask
Group the links I shared this week and tell me which two are worth the time.
Read fromShare inboxPage textPro
It answers
The week's links by subject, each with what the page actually says, and the two that overlap with what you have been working on.
07
The expenses from the trip
The receipts are photos, spread over four days.
You ask
Put last week's trip expenses in a table.
Read fromPhotosScreenshotsText inside themPlacesCalendarPro
It answers
A table by day: what, how much, where, and which picture it came from — the amounts read out of the receipts, the days matched to where you were.
08
The number in that screenshot
You screenshotted a quote three weeks ago. You need the figure now.
You ask
What was the yearly price in that quote screenshot from last month?
Read fromScreenshotsText inside themPro
It answers
The figure, the currency, and which screenshot it came from, with the day it was taken — found by reading the text inside the picture, not by you scrolling the camera roll.
09
Five minutes before you meet someone
They are already parking.
You ask
I'm seeing Wei at 3. Where did we leave it?
Read fromMessagesCallsCalendarNotesContacts
It answers
When you last spoke and for how long, the two things they asked for, the message of theirs you never answered, and what you wrote down afterwards.
10
Who is still waiting on you
Four conversations, and you cannot remember which ones ended on their side.
You ask
Who wrote to me this week and never got an answer?
Read fromMessagesCallsContactsWeChat · Soon
It answers
The threads whose last message is theirs, what they asked for, how long it has been, and the calls you never returned.
11
The idea you recorded while walking
You talked for six minutes into Voice Memos and never played it back.
You ask
Turn last Tuesday's voice memo about onboarding into points I can send the team.
Read fromVoice memosTranscriptsPro
It answers
The recording, transcribed, reduced to the three things you actually decided, in your own words and in the language you spoke.
12
The day you already forgot
It is 11pm and the morning is a blur.
You ask
Write up what I did today.
Read fromCalendarCallsNotesPlacesShare inbox
It answers
A timeline: the 9:30 review and who was in it, the 24-minute call before lunch, the two notes you edited after it, the office you left at 18:40, and the three links you shared on the way home.

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Written as examples. The answers on your Mac are your own data, and nobody else sees them.

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What your agent does with your day

The thing you just photographed

Where you actually were

What your watch and your scale noticed

Whether the week was worth it

What you saved from the feed

Everything you meant to read

The expenses from the trip

The number in that screenshot

Five minutes before you meet someone

Who is still waiting on you

The idea you recorded while walking

The day you already forgot

Start with the iPhone app