Reads what you photograph.
Receipts, tickets, vouchers, school notes, calendar screenshots and PDFs. It takes what’s printed — never a guess — and you check it before it saves.
Your pocket personal assistantSay it once.
It’s handled.
Type it, say it or snap a photo. LionLoop works out the when, the where and the who — then brings it back at the right moment, with the trip already worked out.
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- “Dinner with Sam at Icebergs Friday 7pm, I’ll drive” becomes an event on Friday at 7, at Icebergs, with a leave-by worked out from the drive.
- “When I leave work after 2pm, call Johnny about the quote” becomes a task that nudges you as you leave work, with Johnny’s number one tap away.
- “Be at the airport by 9, taking the train” becomes a trip that tells you which train to catch and when to leave home.
- A photo of a concert ticket becomes an event with the venue, your seat, the doors time and when to leave — reviewed by you before it saves.
- “Add firelighters and marshmallows to the camping list” adds both to the list you already share, instead of making a new one.
Say it any way
Plain words in. A plan out.
No hashtags, no forms, nothing to set up first. Say it the way you’d say it to a person — or ask it something.
- “Take panadol every 2 days and vitamins every 4 days for 6 weeks”2 repeats, 6 weeks
- “Bins out every Tuesday night”Repeats weekly
- “Dentist Thursday 2:30, remind me the day before”Reminds Wed 2:30
- “Every second Saturday, karate at 9”Every 2 weeks
- “Leaving in 10 for the Shakespeare Hotel”Leave at 4:10 pm
- “Book the car in for a service”Asks if it got booked
- “Add sunscreen to the beach list”Added to Beach list
- “Do I have time to go to Bunnings before the dentist?”Yes — leave 12:55
- “When am I free tomorrow for a 30 minute call?”3 free stretches
- “Will it rain for the BBQ on Saturday?”Dry until 4 pm
- “Best time to go to Tallebudgera Creek this weekend for a swim?”Sat 10 am · 27° · dry
- “Move the dentist to Friday at 3”Moved · Undo
- “Show me all receipts”9 receipts
- “When’s my next haircut?”Thu 10:00 am
A day, handled
One ordinary Monday.
Six things off your mind.
6:30 am
Your morning, in a sentence.
A brief that reads your day, the weather and what’s waiting — before you’ve opened a thing.
6:30Monday 21 October
Today
Morning. Standup at 9, the dentist at 2:30 and dinner with Sam at 7. Rain from 4 — take the umbrella.
19° · rain from 4 pm9:00 amStandupVideo call · Join2:30 pmDentistLeave by 2:08 pm · 14 min7:00 pmDinner with SamLeave by 6:24 pm · 31 minSay it once…7:57 am
Leave on time. Not early.
Every trip gets a leave-by from live traffic or the real timetable — and it moves if things change.
Monday 21 October
7:57
LionLoopnowLeave by 8:12 for the office
T8 from Redfern at 8:20 · arrive 8:51
DoneSnooze 10mOffice · arrive by 9:00 am
HomeLeave 8:126 min walkRedfernT8 8:2025 min trainOfficeArrive 8:5112:30 pm
Ask it like you’d ask a PA.
Answers from your own day — the drive, the opening hours, the gap before what’s next. Save it in one tap.
12:30Do I have time to go to Bunnings before the dentist?
Yes. Leave 12:55 — 14 min drive.
Back by 1:58, half an hour before the dentist. Open till 9 pm.
Work 12:5514 minBunnings 1:09Save · Today 12:55 pmSay it once…2:47 pm
Reminded where it counts.
Some things belong to a place, not a time. It nudges you as you leave work — not at a guessed 3 pm.
Monday 21 October
2:47
LionLoopnowCall Johnny about the quote
You just left Work.
DoneNot nowSet for when you leave Work, after 2:00 pmJohnnyMobile · tap to call6:41 pm
Running late? It says so.
It tells you how late, and drafts the message to Sam in a tap.
6:41Monday
Today
On my way7:00 pmDinner with SamLeave now · arriving 7:12Say it once…8:00 pm
Tomorrow, sorted tonight.
An evening brief with tomorrow’s first leave-by — and anything that slipped, ready to move.
8:00Tuesday 22 October
Tomorrow
2 slipped ›Tomorrow: bins out first thing, swim at 9 — leave by 8:40.
6 of 8 done todayAny timeBins out9:00 amSwimLeave by 8:40 am · 12 min11:30 amPick up the dry cleaningOn the way homeSay it once…
What it can do
Not a to-do list.
An assistant.
It reads, plans, remembers, reminds and follows through — and it gets the details right.
Ask your Den.
Everything you’ve captured, answerable — with the source behind every answer.
Every way there.
Drive, train, bus, walk, bike or ride share — each with its own leave-by.
Keeps watching.
Traffic builds, the leave-by moves — and you hear about it once.
One brain dump, sorted.
Pour out the week in one go. It splits it into tasks, events and list items for you to check.
Shared, live.
Lists and plans you share update on both phones as you tick.
Knows your people.
Birthdays, numbers, circles — and gift ideas from what you’ve noted about them.
Plans around the weather.
Ask when’s best for the beach and it reads the forecast against your day.
On your home screen.
Widgets for Android and iPhone: what’s next, and a countdown to it.
Works with your AI assistant.
Connect Claude and it can read your day, add captures and — with your say-so — tick things off or move them. Every change can be undone.
It follows through.
Booked the car in? It asks whether it happened — and turns the answer into a plan.
Repeats that know when to stop.
Every Tuesday, every second Saturday, ten weeks of karate — and one week moved without touching the rest.
Yours, and only yours.
Private by default. Only you see your captures — until you choose to share one.
Locked tight. Sign in with a passkey, and add a two-step code if you like.
No ads. Never sold. Your data isn’t sold, shared with advertisers or used to train AI.
Make room for real life.
LionLoop holds the details, so you don’t have to.
Private beta. Leave your email and we’ll invite you when a place is ready.
Can I try it now?
LionLoop is in private beta. Request an invite and we’ll email you when your place is ready.
Do I need to learn a system?
No. Start with a thought — type it, say it or add a photo. You see what LionLoop understood and can change anything before it saves.
Where does it run?
In your browser, and as apps for Android and iPhone, with home-screen widgets on both.
Is my stuff private?
Yes. Your captures are yours alone unless you share one. We don’t sell your data, show ads or train AI on it. Read the privacy policy.