What Daniel Trackman can do
Just talk to Daniel Trackman the way you'd talk to a friend. Here are the everyday things she can help you with, starting from your very first conversation.
Introduce yourself and set up Daniel Trackman
Tell Daniel Trackman about yourself
Hi Daniel Trackman! My name is Laura, I live in Barcelona, my timezone is CET. I have two kids — Emma is 6 and Lucas is 3. Emma is allergic to nuts. I'm a yoga teacher and I work mornings only.
Share who you are — your name, where you live, what you do, your family, hobbies, and anything that makes you, you. Daniel Trackman saves these details to your personal profile automatically, so every future conversation feels personal from the start. You don't need to say "remember" — she picks up on it naturally. Only meaningful facts are kept; everyday chit-chat isn't stored unless you ask.
Set your preferences
Keep your answers short and simple, like a friend would. When I ask for recipes, suggest healthy options first.
Tell Daniel Trackman how you'd like her to talk to you — friendly or to-the-point, which language to use, things she should always or never do. These become standing rules that shape every future reply. You can change them anytime — just tell her.
Store any information in long-term memory
Save to long-term memory
Save this: Emma's pediatrician is Dr. Rivera at Clínic hospital, and she's in group B at school. Also, the lemon cake recipe Anna shared — 3 eggs, 200g sugar, zest of 2 lemons.
Daniel Trackman can remember anything you want to keep for later — recipes you loved, gift ideas, important dates, travel plans, or useful tips. Each memory gets a topic so you can find it easily down the road. Think of it as your personal notebook that never gets lost — it grows with you over time.
Ask Daniel Trackman to recall
What did we talk about for Mom's birthday gift?
Ask Daniel Trackman to find something she saved or that you mentioned before. She looks through everything at once — your saved memories, past conversations, and files — and brings back the best match. You don't need to remember when or how you said it.
Working with tasks
Plan a task
Remind me to pick up the dry cleaning tomorrow at 5pm. Also add a task to my Home Redesign project: choose new curtains for the living room, due by next Friday.
Ask Daniel Trackman to keep track of things you need to do — errands, appointments, goals, anything. She can set due dates, organize tasks into groups, and remind you at just the right time. Once, every week, or however often you need. It's like a personal to-do list right in your chat.
Manipulating tasks
Mark "pick up dry cleaning" as done. Also move the curtains task to next Wednesday and rename the project to Home Makeover.
Your tasks aren't set in stone. You can ask Daniel Trackman to mark a task as done, move it to a different project, change its due date, or delete it entirely. Just tell her what to update — she'll take care of the rest. You're always in control of your list.
Scheduled automations
Create an automation
Every morning at 8am, tell me the weather in Barcelona and what's on my calendar for today.
Automations are things Daniel Trackman does for you on her own — looking something up online, sending you a daily update, or keeping an eye on a page you care about. You tell her what and when, and she handles the rest. She'll message you with the result, or stay quiet if there's nothing new.
Schedules and managing automations
Change my morning weather automation to run at 7am instead of 8. And cancel the one that checks the store page — the bag is already sold out.
Automations can run on any schedule you need — every morning, once a week, every few hours, or just once at a specific time. You can change the schedule, update what the automation does, or delete it whenever you want. Just tell Daniel Trackman and she'll adjust it.