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Ahead

Walk into your day prepared: Jevie reads your calendar, mail, files and work, suggests what to get ready, drafts it on your word, and briefs you each morning.

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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.

Use it How it works Limits Where it's kept

Use it

Suggestions

enable ahead for you@example.comTurn it on for a Google account
aheadwhat should I prepare forWhat is coming, each with its sources
↵ on a suggestionWhy, and its sources; preparation starts only when you choose it
my prepared workThe drafts made, and those still being made
ahead steer 4f2a focus on the budget numbersGuide a draft while it is made

Briefs

brief memy morning briefToday from your calendar and mail: a timeline and what to do first
morning brief every daymorning brief at 7:30Arrives by itself on your Mac and phone
stop the morning briefNo more automatic briefs; brief me still works

Check-ins

check in twice a daycheck in every morningNew suggestions brought to you
check in at 9 and 3Your own times
stop check-insNo more; ahead still shows them

How it works

Jevie looks through the week ahead of your calendar, your recent inbox, Drive and the apps you connected, and suggests a few things to prepare, each citing what it saw. Choose one and it writes a draft for you to review: a reply, a checklist, a summary. Nothing is ever sent or changed in your accounts.

The morning brief also picks up where your work stands: projects with changes, reviews waiting on you, coding sessions that ended on your turn, drafts you have not read, long tasks waiting on you, stopped, or with nothing done for a day. Each bullet names what is at stake and what needs your OK, and opens where it came from. On a morning with nothing at stake the brief is still there when you ask, but it does not buzz your phone or Mac.

Limits

Suggestions are inferences from what Jevie read, and say so; it does not browse the web for live prices.
Mail, calendar and Drive are read through your own Google sign-in, read-only.
The morning brief reads page titles from Chrome history, never pages, and skips mail, sign-in and banking sites.

Where it's kept

~/.jevie/intelligence/.

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

Updated 23 October 2026 · Something wrong or missing? Tell us