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Action cards

Meetings, shares, sheets and emails come back already filled in as a card: look it over, change a field, press the button.

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Jevie’s palette, as the app draws it. Press a sentence on this page to see it, and to copy it.

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Use it

Calendar

Mail and Drive

Sheets, Docs and Tasks

How it works

Say what you want done and the card is filled in as you type: who, when, which file, how much. A name means the person you write to most; the others are one tap away under it, and the one you pick is who that name means from then on. A person is one person across where you know them: a card in the Mac's Contacts with their number and their address joins the texts from that number (Messages, read on this Mac with Full Disk Access) to the mail from that address, so whoever you text most counts as much as whoever you email.

A Jira account found for a name (Maya Chen's stories) is kept for that name on that Jira site and used next time without searching again.

Nothing happens until you press the button. Change any field first, or say yes, no or Subject: on my way when the card is spoken.

Limits

Where it's kept

Sent from your Google account; nothing kept by Jevie but who a name means.

What it looks like

The card for "book a meeting with priya tomorrow": who, the day checked against both calendars, the first free time, Send invite
The card for book a meeting with priya tomorrow: who, the day checked against both calendars, the first free time, Send invite
The same kind of card when an agent asks you something
The same kind of card when an agent asks you something

Drawn by Jevie's own renderer with made-up data.

In Jevie, help card answers from this page as you type.

Updated 4 November 2026 · Something wrong or missing? Tell us