Shorter reading
A summary shortens a full calendar without hiding the events it came from.
AI
AI that helps with the work you already have.
A summary of a crowded schedule, an event from a sentence, the action items from a page of notes, the prep for a meeting. Each helper sits on the screen it helps, with no chat window on top. The helpers come with a plan.
Example: a note becomes tasks
Kick-off with the client went well. Ana sends the revised scope by Friday, we need a test environment before the 20th, and someone has to book the review room.
Result Three tasks in the list you picked — and nothing the note did not say.
Principles
How the helpers behave.
Generate drafts, not irreversible actions
Every output is a draft you can edit, and every batch it creates can be undone in one tap.
Extract, do not invent
When the AI reads a note for action items, it is told not to make any up. A note with none says so.
No chat window
Each helper lives where it helps: a button on the note, a menu on the event, an entry in the list.
What it does
Each helper lives on the surface it helps.
No chat window. A button on the note, a menu on the event, an entry in the list — and one Undo that takes a whole generated batch back.
Summarize my day or my week
The schedule, compressed into something you can scan. The source events stay one tap away.
Draft events from a sentence
A typed or dictated prompt becomes draft calendar items with times, participants, meeting links, and descriptions ready for review.
Prepare for a meeting
From the event’s name, description, participants, and time, the AI writes the tasks to do before it, into the list you choose.
Action items out of a note
Meeting notes in, tasks out — only the ones that are actually in the text. You choose the destination first.
Summarize, rewrite, draft
Shorten a long note, clean up a rough one, or draft one from a prompt.
Rewrite or summarize a list
Tidy the wording of a whole list, or get a summary of what is due today across it.
Generate tasks
Describe a project in a sentence and get a first list of tasks to edit.
Turn a page into work
Tasks, a note, an event, or documents generated from whatever is on the page — text, handwriting, images.
Search inside files
Not a language model, but the same server: text is extracted from PDF, Word, and text files so search finds what is inside them.
Workflow
Draft quickly, then refine in the normal UI.
AI is there to get you to a better first draft. The normal task, note, and event controls are still where the real editing happens.
Capture the messy input
Start with a natural-language prompt, a rough note, or a raw scratchpad page instead of forcing structure too early.
Let AI draft, summarize, or extract
Use summaries for understanding, drafts for speed, extraction for turning words into work — without surrendering the final decision.
Refine the structured result
Adjust reminders, participants, links, descriptions, and placement inside the normal module UI. Undo the whole batch if it missed.
Guardrails
What the AI layer will not become.
No chatbot veneer
TASKjiq does not need a permanent AI chat window pasted over every module to feel modern.
No forced automation
Generated output stays editable and scoped, so you keep control over the real record — and one Undo takes a whole batch back.
Nothing over your photos, audio, or video
The AI reads text you give it. It does not look at your pictures, listen to your recordings, or watch your videos.
A budget, not a meter you cannot see
Each plan has a monthly allowance and a daily burst cap. The account screen shows what is used; a pack tops it up when a month needs more.
Allowances
From 75 requests a month on Basic to 450 on Pro+.
A request is one action — a summary, a draft, an extraction. Each plan has a monthly allowance and a daily cap so one afternoon cannot spend the month; the + variants double the allowance of their tier. AI packs of 75 or 150 requests top a month up and do not expire.