An iPhone app for people with full calendars. Before you answer an invitation, Room shows when your day would end if you said yes and what the meeting would land on, and it drafts a safer reply you can copy. It also keeps a record of the changes you make, with a numbered receipt for each one.
No. It is a planning estimate drawn from your sleep, movement and calendar, shown as a word such as strong or steady. It is not a medical measurement, and when the data is thin Room marks the read as provisional.
No. Apple Health is optional. Without it, Room plans from your calendar and your usual sleep times and marks the read as provisional. If a watch, a ring or another app shares your sleep with Apple Health, Room uses that instead.
Set your usual work hours in the app, then give any weekday its own hours. Room checks each invitation against the hours of the day it lands on.
You choose each connection and can disconnect any of them in the app.
Only when you confirm it. Before an RSVP, a hold or a moved meeting reaches your calendar, Room shows you what will change and waits for your yes. Replies it drafts are yours to copy and send; Room does not send them.
Each meeting's timing, a title of up to 120 characters and up to eight attendee names, never their email addresses. Descriptions, locations, links and notes are not stored.
Gmail is optional and read-only. Room turns bills, renewals and emails waiting on your reply into tasks, each with its subject line, a short excerpt and a link back to the email. When you ask a question about your email, it reads the matching messages to answer. It never stores full message bodies.
Only when there is something worth knowing. The morning read arrives at a time you choose. Once a source is connected, a morning brief and an evening wrap come only on days with something to say, and alerts (a failed payment, a reply needed today, an invitation that runs past your finish) come as they are found, at most four a day. The evening edition and the heads-ups before a peak, a dip or wind-down stay off until you switch them on. Every kind of nudge has its own switch in Nudges.
The database keeps each person's data to their own account, and the keys to your connections and the files you upload are encrypted. When Room answers a question, your health numbers are not given to the language model. Nothing is sold, used for advertising or used to train AI. How Room protects you has the detail.
Yes. Export your record or delete your account from the app. Disconnecting a source deletes its connection and the events and tasks Room synced from it.
Every account starts with seven days of the whole app from the first sign-in, and you don't need a card to start. After that it is £8.99 a month, or £89.99 a year, which works out at £7.50 a month. Students with a .ac.uk or .edu email address pay £4.99 a month, checked when you sign in.
Room is subscription only, so there is no free plan. Without a subscription the app becomes read-only, and you can still see, export and delete your record. To cancel, use your App Store settings on your iPhone, at any time; Pro stays on until the end of the period you have paid for.
No. Room is an iPhone app.
Yes, read-only. Sign in at slowlane.ai/app/web with the same account to see today's invitations, your plan, this week's receipts and the Case File. Answering invitations and making changes stay on your iPhone.
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