Smart Agenda
plan actions, reminders, appointments
noise less drift
WeSelf starts as an agenda: actions, appointments, reminders, goals, and small steps. But it also pays attention to how those plans affect your mood, energy, clarity, and follow-through.
Check-ins, journaling, voice, and weekly reports turn daily life into readable signals, so the app can help you adjust the plan instead of just filling the calendar.
The promise is simple: an agenda that does not only remember what you have to do, but helps you understand how you are building your days.
Open Product Call
Every Saturday at 10:00 AM, Europe/Rome time, I host a small group call for people interested in product feedback, mental wellbeing, agenda design, habit systems, AI reflection, research, or collaboration around WeSelf.
Message me first on WhatsApp, so we can understand whether your feedback or collaboration fits the current product stage.
Why This Exists
A normal agenda can tell you what is next, but not whether your week is becoming too heavy, fragmented, avoidant, or disconnected from what matters.
WeSelf connects planning with reflection, so actions, check-ins, journal entries, and weekly patterns can inform each other.
The app is built around the idea that small daily signals can reveal when a plan needs to change before stress, loneliness, or avoidance becomes harder to interrupt.
The goal is not endless self-analysis. The goal is a clearer next step: one action, one adjustment, one conversation, one week that fits better.
How It Works
Capture appointments, reminders, goals, and small actions in one agenda that stays close to everyday life.
Use check-ins, journaling, voice reflection, and behavior patterns to understand how the week is really going.
Turn those signals into a clearer next step, a lighter plan, a better priority, or a conversation worth having.
Install The App
The current Android build is available from the install page. It is an early-access build, free to try.
Early testers can help us understand whether WeSelf makes planning feel more human, whether the signals are useful, and whether the weekly reports lead to better action instead of more noise.
Collaborate With WeSelf
Use the app as a daily agenda and tell us where planning, reminders, goals, and reports become useful or confusing.
Help define how check-ins, voice, journal entries, behavior patterns, and weekly reports should become useful signals.
Contribute psychological, sociological, ethical, or clinical perspectives so the project grows with seriousness and care.
Collaborate through product, design, research, ethical review, workplace pilots, clinical partnerships, storytelling, or outreach.
Direct Contact
If you want to test WeSelf, contribute to the product, support the research, or explore a collaboration, write directly on WhatsApp.
Open Discussion
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