One agent · One person

A mind for your time. It knows you, and acts for you.

Neramind is your own AI agent. It learns how your days really go from every conversation and source you connect, notices where time slips away, and suggests the right next step, each with its reason.

  • Private to you
  • Learns every day
  • Explains its reasons

What is Neramind · How it works

“You slept badly and your 9:00 moved. Walk at lunch instead?”It speaks first, because it connects the dots you’d never connect.

Your own mind is busy living the day. Your calendar knows your meetings, your watch knows how you slept, your chats know who is waiting on you, and none of them talk to each other. Neramind listens to all of them, remembers what matters, and turns a dozen scattered signals into one good suggestion, with its reasons.

Work

  • Gmail
  • Google Calendar
  • Slack
  • Notion

People

  • WhatsApp
  • Instagram
  • LinkedIn
  • X

Life

  • Apple Fitness
  • Spotify
  • Google Maps
  • YouTube
Suggestion · 7:103 of 12 signals

Your 9:00 with Ravi moved to 8:30, and you slept under six hours. Skip the gym this morning and take a 20-minute walk at lunch instead. I’ve drafted a note asking Ravi for the deck tonight, so you walk in prepared.

Why

  • Calendar: meeting moved 30 minutes earlier
  • Fitness: 5h 40m of sleep, low recovery
  • Gmail: Ravi promised the deck yesterday
Do itNot today
  1. 01 · Your sources

    Yours, and only yours

    One agent for one person. It is shaped by your apps, your conversations, and your way of working. Nothing about it is shared or generic.

  2. 02 · It connects

    A memory that wires itself

    Everything it learns becomes part of a knowledge graph: people, plans, habits, and how they connect. The more it hears, the more it understands, and the better its next suggestion.

  3. 03 · It suggests

    It acts, and tells you why

    It does not wait to be asked. It notices what needs attention, suggests the next step, and always gives its reason, so you stay in charge.

Voice first

Double-tap. Talk. Done.

Neramind lives on your phone. Double-tap and speak, the way you would to an assistant who already knows your day. No apps to open, no forms to fill.

  • It answers from everything you have read and connected.
  • It tells you what changed, and what needs a decision.
  • It offers to handle the follow-up, and waits for your yes.
Neramindlistening
  • You: Anything I missed this morning?
  • Agent: Ravi replied about the launch at 9:12. He needs a yes or no by noon. Want me to draft a reply, or talk to him for you?
  • You: Tell him yes, and ask for the final deck.

double-tap to talk

The idea

A catalyst for your life. Not a coach, not a chatbot.

A catalyst doesn’t force a reaction. It lowers the energy needed to start one, and is still there for the next. Like a shadow, Neramind goes where you go, and walks with you until the change arrives.

The effort needed to start a change: on willpower alone you stall on a tall hump; with Neramind the hump is smaller and you get over it.on willpower alonewith Neramindtodaythe change you want
Same journey. A smaller hump to get over, every day.
  1. 01 · Lowers the activation energy

    It makes the first step smaller

    The run becomes shoes by the door. The hard call becomes one line, already drafted.

  2. 02 · Is not used up

    It is still there tomorrow

    Motivation fades by week two. Neramind is the same steady presence on day sixty.

  3. 03 · Speeds one particular reaction

    It works on your change

    Not a generic plan. It learns which change is yours, and works on that one.

66 days

The average time for a new habit to stick, anywhere from 18 to 254. Neramind plans to still be there on day 67.

day 1day 67

Lally et al., European Journal of Social Psychology, 2009.

TodayLoad high
  • Launch review with Ravi10:00
  • Write Q4 planning doc11:30
  • Reply to vendor contract→ tomorrow
  • 1:1 with Meera14:30
  • Read 3 saved articles→ tomorrow
  • Gym18:30

Suggestion: Move 2 things to tomorrow. Your planning doc needs a clear head, and neither of these has a deadline this week. Want me to reschedule?

Looks after you

It notices when your day is too full.

Because it knows your commitments and how you work, it can see overload coming. It suggests what to move, explains why, and takes the pressure off before it builds up.

Agent to agent

Busy? Your agent talks to theirs.

When you cannot be in the conversation, Neramind can be. It gets information and agreements from other people, or from their agents, and reports back. It is designed around the open standards emerging for agents that work on someone’s behalf.

Your agentPriya’s agent
  1. Your agentCan Priya meet for 30 minutes this week about the launch?
  2. Priya’s agentThursday 15:00 or Friday 10:30 work. Priya prefers Thursday.
  3. Your agentThursday 15:00, then. Sending the invite and the agenda.
  • You set the limits

    You decide what your agent may do for you: read only, draft for approval, or act.

  • It asks before going further

    Anything outside what you allowed comes back to you as a question, not an action.

  • Every action leaves a receipt

    You can see who it talked to, what was agreed, and why.

Watch · 1 minute

The whole story, in sixty seconds.

Everything on this page, told in one minute with a voiceover. By the end, you will know:

  • Why your day keeps slipping

    Too much to hold, and nothing holding it for you.

  • How Neramind gets to know you

    Every conversation becomes part of a memory that is yours alone.

  • What it does about it

    It speaks up, suggests the next move, and always tells you why.

The name

Why Neramind?

Neramind (NEH-ruh-mind) joins a Tamil word and an English one. Together they say what it is for: a mind for your time.

Tamil · time

Neramநேரம்

The hours of your day: where they go, where they slip away, and where you never seem to have enough.

English

Mind

Something that pays attention, remembers what it has seen, and connects one thing to the next.

Together

Neramind

A mind that understands your time, and guides you to the right thing at the right moment.

What the name promises

  1. It watches how your hours go

    Not to judge them. It learns your real rhythm: when you focus, when you drift, what always runs over.

  2. It notices where time slips away

    And where it is missing. The meeting that eats your mornings, the task that never finds a slot.

  3. It suggests the right thing, at the right time

    Not a new plan for your whole life. Just the next good move: “This hour, you can do this one.”

This is where we are headed.

One agent that knows your days, explains its reasons, and acts for you when you cannot. We are building it now.