autopilotAutopilot turns a goal into a plan sized to your real pace, then checks in until it’s done.
Free while in beta. Nothing to download: it runs in your phone’s browser.
by the numbers
Measured on a production build on this computer, no API keys (the scripted AI, the recorded voices), October 17, 2026: Lighthouse 12.8.2, the median of 3 runs per screen; the voice in Chromium, from the tap to the sound; the server with npm run bench (median of 5); the planner over 100 runs. Re-measure with npm run bench:app.
The homepages of Motion, Reclaim, Sunsama, Akiflow, Todoist, Structured, Tiimo, Finch, measured the same way in the same run as Autopilot’s (Lighthouse 12.8.2, mobile, the median of 3), October 16, 2026. Shown only where Autopilot is ahead of every one of them.
Lab scores: Lighthouse 12.8.2, the median of 3 runs each on mobile and desktop, on autopilot-ai-dun.vercel.app, October 16, 2026. Tests: 335 of 337 passing (2 skipped) on Node 22.22.0, October 17, 2026. Counts come straight from the app. Re-measure any time with npm run stats.
what it does
it learns how fast you really work, and plans around the week you actually have.
the real app, not a mockup
1 / 4 · in your own words
one sentence is plenty.
“bio test friday.” “run my first 5K.” Autopilot asks what it needs, then breaks the goal into timed steps, sized to how fast you actually work. Every change comes with a receipt you can undo.
1 / 4 · in your own words
one sentence is plenty.
“bio test friday.” “run my first 5K.” Autopilot asks what it needs, then breaks the goal into timed steps, sized to how fast you actually work. Every change comes with a receipt you can undo.
2 / 4 · your week, honestly
add the date. it does the math.
Pick a day and see just that day: what’s due, how long it really takes, and whether it fits. Tests and deadlines count down at your real pace, and it says so early when one won’t fit.
3 / 4 · when you’re stuck
a tiny first step, and a timer.
Tap launch and you get one small first move with five minutes on the clock. Five minutes usually turns into the whole thing, and every minute teaches Autopilot how long things really take you.
4 / 4 · like a friend would
not a pile of reminders.
A short check-in when it matters. Fall behind and it re-plans with you instead of piling on. Finish a step and your rocket eats the fuel. It’s your pet: name it, dress it up, pick its room.
on your lock screen
a heads-up, not a pile of reminders.
A test gets a heads-up a few days out, the day before, and the morning of. A goal gets a check-in when it’s been quiet. And when tonight won’t fit, it says so while there’s still time to fix it. Never during your quiet hours.
a plan for everything
a test gets practice runs, a race gets easy miles, a birthday gets a reservation.
“i have a bio test friday.”
Added 4 steps to your planUndo
every step timed to your pace, and on a day it fits.
autopilot mode
other apps wait for you to open them.
Every day, without being asked, your co-pilot flies your week ahead of you, with your real pace, your bedtime, and the practices and games on your agenda. When Thursday has three hours of work and one hour of room, it tells you on Tuesday and drafts the fix: what to move, and to when. One tap approves it, or let it fly the fix itself, with undo.
Thursday is overbooked: 3 h 15 min planned, about 1 h of room.
The fix I drafted
co-pilot live
hands free, like calling a friend who has your planner open.
Tap once and just talk. Your co-pilot answers out loud, then listens again. Say “I finished the flashcards” and it checks them off. “Bio test Friday” goes on your agenda, with prep steps fitted into your week. Drop in your notes or your whole school folder, and it can find the due date in a syllabus or quiz you out loud from your own notes. Every change comes with Undo, and nothing you say is saved.
tap play to hear a conversation
the 10:47 pm problem
it never writes the assignment for you.
Autopilot does the math with your real pace and your bedtime. If the work won’t fit, it builds a rescue plan: what matters most, in sprints that fit before you sleep, plus an honest “can I have two more days?” email if you need one.
tight on time
3 sprints before bed
cut tonight: the second page of the discussion.
draft the extension emailyour co-pilot
It lives in the middle of your tab bar. Tap it and it’s right there: what’s next, a five-minute timer, “I finished something,” “I’m stuck.” It knows your plan, so it answers in a sentence, not a lecture. Try it.
other planners wait for you to show up. autopilot plans the route and keeps you on course.
what happens next
these are the real screens, in order.
then, every daya check-in when it matters, a plan that fits your night, and a rocket that grows when you finish things.
invite-only, for now
Autopilot lets people in a few at a time. Leave your email, and you’ll hear from us when there’s a spot for you.
privacy, in plain words
you said
“my chem test is friday”
what changed
+ Chem test, Friday, on your agenda
+ 3 prep steps before it
Undo
every change comes with a receipt. undo puts it back.
Every change Autopilot makes comes with a receipt, and Undo puts it back.
It only sees the files you pick, one at a time. It keeps their text, not the files.
Export it all or erase your account in Settings. Gone means gone.
questions
An AI coach for your goals. Tell it what you want to get done; it turns that into timed steps, sized to how fast you really work, and checks in until it’s done.
A to-do list waits for you. Autopilot plans with you, learns your real pace (the honest clock), counts down to your tests and deadlines, and follows up like a friend would.
No. It plans the work, sizes it, and gets you started. When a night won’t fit, the rescue plan picks what matters most, and it can draft an honest extension email. The assignment stays yours.
Yes, while it’s in beta.
Yes. Open it in Safari or Chrome and add it to your Home Screen, and it works like an app, notifications included.
It’s used to coach you, and that’s it. Every change comes with a receipt you can undo, and you can export or delete everything any time in Settings.
Invite-only for now, and free while in beta.
