Calendar
Every calendar in one week view — travel time and time zones included, so nothing sneaks up on you.
Early access · it's chill
Calendar, to-dos, people, email and money in one cozy, private place — and your AI handles the busywork. It suggests, you shrug yes (or no). Nothing changes without your say.
Not another app to babysit. One tidy picture of your life that you — and your AI — can actually trust.
Every calendar in one week view — travel time and time zones included, so nothing sneaks up on you.
Every to-do gets a number, like W1586, so the task, the email and your AI's note all point at the same thing.
Who matters, when you last caught up, and a friendly nudge before it's been way too long.
The threads that actually need you, tied to what they're about, with drafts ready when you are.
Net worth and where it's heading, so big decisions feel a little less big.
What you steer by — priorities, values and the questions you haven't settled — right next to the calendar that has to make room for them.
Bring the agents you already use — there's a REST API and an MCP server with keys you can take back anytime. They do the legwork and leave you a tidy note.
Give an agent a key — read, propose or write
$ curl https://nbd.work/api/v1/work?state=open \ -H "Authorization: Bearer $NBD_AGENT_KEY" { "items": [ { "id": "W1586", "title": "Renew passport", "waiting_on": "photo appointment" } ] }
Or connect any MCP client to /mcp.
Handoff from a coding session · W1586
Booking flow now saves a draft after each step.
214 tests pass; tried end to end in a browser.
Needs your call on the cancellation wording.
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Founding-member pricingfor everyone on the early-access list
Anyone who already asks an AI to help run their week, and wants it working from the real picture instead of whatever got pasted into a chat.
Pretty much any of them — anything that speaks HTTP or MCP. Each one gets its own key (look, suggest, or do), and you can take it back anytime.
Only if you hand it a key that allows it. Otherwise its ideas wait for your thumbs up, and every change is kept in a history you can scroll back through.
Just you. Everything sits behind your own sign-in, agents see only what their key allows, and there are no ads. Ever.