StickyFriend · the web app
Subjects that hold their own chats, notes, to-dos and files. A calendar that shows everything with a date on it. Your own documents, searchable. No install — open it and sign in with Google.
A subject keeps its own chats, notes, to-dos, roadmap and documents together. Quick questions do not need one — they land in your unfiled set and still show on the calendar.
Every dated thing you own on one grid — tasks, roadmap bars, events and dated notes. The same rows appear as a list, a board and a timeline; they are four views of one table, not four copies.
Upload PDFs, spreadsheets and notes into a library and ask questions across them. Answers cite the file they came from, so you can check rather than trust.
Ask for a spreadsheet and get an .xlsx, not a table in a chat bubble. Word documents, slide decks and flashcards too — built server-side and downloadable.
Turn memory on and it keeps what matters about how you work between conversations. Off by default, reviewable, and you can delete any of it.
The interface and the assistant both speak English, French, Spanish, German, Chinese and Japanese — chosen separately, so you can read one and be answered in another.
The web app is where you plan, write and search. The Chrome extension is the same account riding along on the page you are actually reading — it can see the tab, click through it and take notes without you copying anything across.