Heads-ups
An assistant that warns you before things go wrong
Sochen’s Heads-ups check your memory, recent chats, schedules and connected apps twice a day, and tell you only when something needs you soon: a cab booked to the wrong terminal, a bill due tomorrow, two plans at the same time. Most checks find nothing, and then you hear nothing.
7 days of Plus for $5, then a monthly plan if you want one. Nothing renews on its own.
How it works
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Turn on Heads-ups
One switch. Checks run at 8:00 and 18:00 your time. - 2
Sochen looks, quietly
Your memory, recent chats, schedules and connected apps, read with look-up tools only. - 3
You hear only what matters
A push and an email when something needs you. Tap Do it to have Sochen sort it, or Not useful so it learns.
What it catches
Tested before launch
On 20 made-up accounts it caught all 10 planted problems, and stayed silent on all 10 where nothing was wrong.Clashes and mismatches
Two plans at once, a cab to the wrong terminal, a booking on the wrong date.Deadlines and renewals
A bill due tomorrow, a card payment before salary day, a subscription you meant to cancel.Promises and loose ends
Something Sochen said it would remind you about, or a document you still need before a trip.
Questions
What does it cost?+
A check costs about 2 credits when nothing needs you and about 10 when it finds something. A check with nothing new to read is free. You can turn Heads-ups off any time.
Can it change anything on its own?+
No. A check only looks: it reads your memory, recent chats, schedules and connected apps through their look-up tools. Nothing changes until you tap Do it, and anything that pays, books or sends still asks you first.
How does it avoid making things up?+
A heads-up must quote the exact words from your own data that it's based on, and Sochen drops any whose quotes aren't really there. A second, stronger model then checks what's left, and outside facts (like a flight's terminal) are checked on the web.
What shows on my lock screen?+
Only “Sochen has a heads-up”. The details are in the app and in the email, never in the notification.
Can it ring me?+
Yes, if you add your phone number: a heads-up about today can ring your phone, and Sochen reads it to you and can sort it out on the call.
How do I feed it more?+
Forward bookings, tickets and bills to Sochen's email address from your own email, and connect apps like Linear, Notion or Stripe.
More that Sochen does
Know before it goes wrong.
Turn on Heads-ups, and let Sochen keep an eye on things for you.