Denny
Capture the next action
A vague note such as “website” is hard to act on later. Capture the next action, the context and a useful deadline: “Review the homepage draft on Thursday at 11.” Voice can make capture easier, but the result still needs a quick check.
Keep a task distinct from a note. A note stores information; a task asks you to do something. A calendar event reserves time. Using the right place makes the next step easier to find.
Check reminders after creating them
Verify the date, local time and notification permissions. Ambiguous phrases such as “next Friday” can be interpreted differently. State the date when timing matters.
On a phone, test a real notification rather than assuming that a saved item will alert you. Background execution and system settings can affect delivery.
Use a short daily review
At the start of the day, choose a small set of important actions and check the calendar. At the end, mark what is done, move what still matters and remove items that no longer need attention.
Ask AI for a draft plan using your available time and constraints. It should help you see conflicts and choose priorities, not fill every free minute with invented work.
Planning in Denny today
On Mac, Denny brings personal tasks, notes and connected day sources into the notch alongside the assistant and everyday tools. Agent work and VPS Office have their own contexts. Review the result of a voice request before relying on it.
Denny for Mac is available by request through support; the current full build requires macOS 14 and Apple Silicon. Android sales are being prepared and existing owners can request updates. Denny Agents has separate free and full editions and a separate key.