Gnothi, past the basics
Claude as your personal assistant for to-dos and dailies
Gnothi's MCP server lets Claude check in with you, rank your to-dos by what's at stake and how long they take, and log what you finish, from claude.ai, the Claude app or Claude Code.
Gnothi writes you a book, one chapter at a time, and keeps your habits and to-dos in Fields. Both reach your watch, Claude, and the people you share with.
Check in with Claude on your to-dos and dailies
Gnothi's MCP server connects Claude to your Fields in claude.ai, the Claude mobile app, Cowork and Claude Code.
Check in when you have 20 minutes
Say "check in with me, I've got 20 minutes." Claude opens with its read of your situation, such as 20 minutes at your desk on a Tuesday evening, then offers up to three to-dos that fit and where your dailies stand today.
Tidy up, ranked by stakes and time
Ask Claude to tidy your to-dos, and it ranks each one by what's at stake and how long it takes. The top three stay in front, and the rest file under Next, in folders such as Calls and Paperwork.
Nothing deleted without your yes
What's done gets checked off. Anything stale, like tickets for a concert that's passed, is set aside for you to decide, and nothing is deleted until you say yes. An item changed or deleted by mistake can be restored for about 30 days.
Log a run from a chat
From Claude on your phone, say "log that I ran," and it counts the same as a tap in the app, gold included.
Add a to-do mid-session
In a coding session, tell Claude Code "add a to-do to review Sam's pull request," and it's on your list without leaving the terminal.
You set what Claude can reach
Each connection runs on an API key you make in Gnothi: all your fields or a few, read only or able to change them. Journal access starts off on every new key.
Gnothi on Apple Watch and Wear OS
Log habits and check off to-dos with a tap, keep one habit on your watch face, or tap Journal and talk. All of that works with AI off.
Say it, and it's a to-do
Turn AI on, tap Do it, and say "dentist appointment 3pm Saturday." It goes on your to-dos, due Saturday.
Start a chapter from your watch
With AI on, tap New chapter on the watch and start one in each book you pick.
Causal analysis (PCMCI) of your fields
From your own logs, it can show which of your fields likely drive others.
What comes out is a statistical read of the fields you tracked, not a medical finding or clinical guidance.
Groups under an anonymous petname
Each group gives you a different petname, like quiet-otter-2207. Joining and posting are free.
Share entries at one of three tiers
You pick the tier for each share, and revoking one is always free.
Full
They see the entries as you wrote them.
Summary
They see the gist, an AI summary in place of each entry.
Sensitive
Only their AI gets it, never their entries list, and only a named person, never a group.
A friend can turn up in your book as a character
What friends share can feed your book. Each share arrives as its own tag, switched off, and your book reads it once you turn that tag on.
What Sam shared
"Split my bonus three ways instead of parking it all in one account."
In your book
Sam turns up as the quartermaster, splitting the crew's gold into separate purses, one per mule.
Collections: several books as one ebook
With two or more books, a collection merges them into one ebook, and one podcast feed of the public ones.
Run a book on your own Claude routine
If you already pay for Claude, your plan writes the chapters, and Gnothi bills only narration: a few cents a chapter instead of about a dollar.
Start with Fields, then bring Claude in
Fields, logging and API keys are free. Make a key under Settings › Security › API keys when you want Claude on your to-dos.
Get started free