The LionLoop guide
Drop the thought.
LionLoop plans your day around it.
No fields. No forms. Say it the way you’d say it to a calm, capable assistant — LionLoop works out what it is, when it matters, where it happens, how you’ll get there, and who else needs to know. This page is the tour of everything that happens after you press capture.
Lunch with Sam at Reggio
Call (02) 9331 6428 · 135 Crown St, Darlinghurst · Get directions
Leave by 12:31 · 24 min drive · from home
Venue resolved, enriched and traffic-timed — nothing was filled in by hand.
Not another todo app.
A todo app stores what you typed. LionLoop acts on it.
A todo app
- Stores the text you typed
- Rings one dumb alarm at a time you guessed
- Gives you a list to re-read and re-sort
LionLoop
- Reads the when, where, who and how
- Finds the moment — arrivals, departures, traffic, timetables
- Plans the day around your fixed points
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to classify a capture
5 modes
door-to-door travel
1 tap
to undo anything
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Capture in plain language
The primitive everything else is built on. Type it or speak it — live streaming voice with AI punctuation cleanup — and one intelligent pass extracts the kind, date, time, people, places, list items and recurrence. Your original words are never overwritten; the intelligence sits on top.
event Friday lunchtime · Sam + Reggio tagged · Reggio enriched with map, phone and directions — automatically.
Capture feels instant because it is — classification runs in under a second, and the card visibly enriches itself (map, phone, travel time) in the seconds after it lands.
Brain dump — break it down
Paste a whole meeting’s worth of thoughts — or think out loud for a paragraph — and LionLoop offers “Break this down?” One tap splits the dump into individual tasks, events, notes and list additions, each reworded clean while keeping every fact, name and number exactly. You review the pieces, flip any kind with a tap, then commit the lot — or keep it all as one note.
four pieces: a task, a Thursday 7 PM event, a note, and an append to your existing beach list — one tap each to accept.
The splitter never invents — a fact-containment guard verifies every number and name from your dump survives into the pieces before they're offered.
Location intelligence
LionLoop understands where as deeply as when. Named venues resolve to the right store with map, phone and directions. Arrival and departure triggers become real geofences on your phone. And places you name once — “dad’s house” — are remembered forever.
I’ll nudge you when you arrive at Anaconda Townsville
a geofence arms at that exact store — the reminder fires as you walk in, with Done / Not now right on the notification.
The geofences are engineered for the real world: they survive phone reboots and app updates, re-arm after 'Not now', and a location double-check stops false fires when GPS drifts.
Travel, traffic and leave-by
For anything with a place and a time, LionLoop computes when to leave — live traffic included — and pushes you at the moment it matters, not on a dumb timer. If conditions change after the first heads-up, an update push follows. All five ways of getting around are first-class: drive, rideshare, walk, cycle, public transport.
Leave by 6:39 PM
the card shows "Leave by 12:31 · 24 min drive" from live traffic, and the push arrives before leave-by — not before lunch.
Leave-by isn't a lookup — it's a lifecycle. A rough forecast when the event enters view, a fresh calculation 90 minutes before you'd leave, and a final validation pass 30 minutes out.
Weather awareness
LionLoop checks the forecast for the day your plan lands — and only speaks up when the weather actually matters to what you’re doing. A desk task on a rainy Tuesday gets silence; a Saturday BBQ gets a heads-up while you’re still typing it.
a quiet chip appears as you type: rain is forecast Saturday afternoon — reschedule or plan cover before you've even committed the plan.
Weather rides inside the intelligence you already have — no separate weather screen, no widget. It surfaces exactly where the decision happens: at capture, and in the brief.
The Conductor — intelligence while you type
Pause for a beat mid-capture and the Conductor reads what you’re writing and offers exactly what’s missing: Where? When? Who? What? chips that fill the gaps, prep lists drawn from world knowledge, and quiet awareness nudges — a calendar clash, an item already on one of your lists.
the Conductor offers an ingredient list, then "Pick these up from a shop?" — one tap creates a linked shopping stop with the items, at the store you choose.
The Conductor never interrupts — chips are offers, not blockers, and every answer folds invisibly back into the capture as if you'd typed it yourself.
The Den — everything, findable, askable
Every thought you’ve ever dropped in lives in the Den — and you get it back three ways. Search by meaning, not keywords. Browse by person, place or project — every entity has its own timeline page. Or just ask a question and get an answer with citations back to the exact captures it came from.
From your den
Two things are still open for Shanghai: the Zoom rooms need moving to untrusted, and MIST is pending completion. Vietnam is done.
finds "Grab drinks from Liquorland" — semantic search matches meaning, not letters.
The Den is honest about time: ask about September and it reads your actual September — and if there's nothing there, it says so, instead of shrugging.
People it remembers
The people in your life get real memory, not just name tags. Each person carries a bio in your own words, key dates that come up on their own (birthdays, anniversaries — with the age when you’ve told it), known-as names that fold into search, and a thoughtful-assistant layer: LionLoop can think of gift ideas grounded in everything you know about them — and it remembers every idea it ever gave you, learning from what you save and what you shoot down.
Morning brief · 6:00 AM
Dad’s birthday is Saturday — he turns 69, and you’ve already got the tackle box sorted.
files itself as a key date on Dad — his page counts it down, and the morning brief brings it up when it nears ("turns 69").
LionLoop keeps a memory of its own advice — every idea it has ever offered, with your verdict on it. That's why the brief can say 'you've got the tackle box sorted' instead of suggesting from scratch.
A day that plans itself
The captures are the ingredients — the day is the dish. A conversational morning brief reads your day to you at 6 AM. The route planner sequences your errands around your fixed commitments — respecting live traffic AND every venue’s opening hours. An evening sweep triages whatever slipped.
"Morning. Three things today: standup at 10, lunch with Patty at 1, and the Bondi site visit at 4." Individual cards carry their own one-line context notes.
The planner refuses to lie: overlapping anchors, closed venues and impossible days are surfaced as honest conflicts — never silently 'optimised' into fiction.
The details that add up
A hundred small decisions that make the whole thing feel inevitable:
capture "grab mulch at Bunnings" after "Bunnings run Saturday" and LionLoop offers to fold one into the other — five distinct merge shapes, all one tap.
LionLoop’s got you.
Everything on this page starts the same way: type the thought the way you’d say it.
or press c anywhere in the app
Missing something? Tell us at hello@lionloop.ai.