Good morning, Jan
Your 11:00 with Klára is the one that matters: she still owes the Q4 numbers you asked for on Monday. Petra's contract decision is waiting on you since Tuesday. You have a free hour at 14:00, I kept it clear.
Your tasks, your calendar and every meeting you've ever had, in one app. With an AI that actually knows your day, so you can just tell it what you need.
Your calendar knows when. Your notes know a bit of what. Your to-do app knows some of the follow-ups, if you typed them in. Your recorder knows everything, and nobody ever reads it. Friday is the one place where all of it connects.
Times and rooms. No idea what was agreed.
Half-written bullets. Lost by Tuesday.
Only the ones you remembered to type in.
Hours of transcript. Never read again.
Your 11:00 with Klára is the one that matters: she still owes the Q4 numbers you asked for on Monday. Petra's contract decision is waiting on you since Tuesday. You have a free hour at 14:00, I kept it clear.
Record in the room, upload a file, or let Friday join your call. You get a summary, decisions and tasks, not a wall of text.
"I'll send it by Friday" becomes a task with your name and a due date. Friday reminds you before the other person has to.
Find time with five people in one sentence. Friday checks everyone's calendar, proposes slots and sends the invite.
What you discussed last time, what's still open, who owes what. Two lines, in your pocket, five minutes before.
Dictate a thought on the way out. Friday turns it into a clean note, or a one-page decision memo for your board.
"What did we agree with the Vienna partner in June?" Friday answers from your meetings, with the exact quote.
Friday plugs into Siri and Shortcuts on iPhone, so you never have to open the app. Walking out of a meeting, in the car, between two calls.
Apple, Google and Microsoft are all racing to give their assistants personal context: your messages, your calendar, what's on your screen. That's the right idea. But the most valuable context a manager has lives in meetings, and no phone assistant hears those. Friday does.
And if you're in Europe: Apple's new personal Siri isn't coming to EU iPhones for now. Friday works with Siri and Shortcuts on your iPhone today, wherever you are.
Friday remembers who said what, what was decided and who owes whom. Ask in plain language, get an answer with the source.
Already living in Claude or ChatGPT? Connect Friday in one click. Your AI can then read your meetings, book your calendar and create tasks, with your permission.
Recordings and transcripts are processed and stored on EU servers. Not routed through the US.
Built in Prague, for European rules. Recording consent is part of the flow, not an afterthought.
Your conversations are not used to train any AI model. Not ours, not anyone's.
For the conversations that must never leave your control: transcribed on dedicated hardware, nothing sent to third parties.
"I was running a company out of four apps: a calendar, a notes app, a to-do list and a meeting recorder. None of them talked to each other. So I built one that does, for myself. I use it every day and I can't go back. Now I want to know if you want it too."Jan Kluz · founder, Prague
I'm opening Friday to the first 100 people. Tell me a bit about how you work, so the first version fits you.
It's real. I've been using it every day to run my own work: transcripts, calendar, notes and AI in one place. This waitlist is how I find out whether to turn it into a product for everyone.
No. Friday connects to the calendar you already have and works on top of it.
iPhone and web first, Android right after. Siri and Shortcuts work on iPhone.
Friday announces itself when it joins a call and asks for consent when you record in the room. You stay in control of what gets recorded and what gets deleted.
The first 100 people get a founding price, locked for life. We'll share it with you before anyone is charged anything.
We store your email, your answers to the form, your country (from your connection) and the page that sent you, only to run this waitlist and contact you about early access. Data is stored in Cloudflare's infrastructure. We never sell it or share it with third parties. To see or delete your data, email privacy@heyfriday.eu.