Dwight

onboarding lab
How Dwight works
A sample week · no sign-in

Your week, sorted into what matters.

Dwight reads your real work — email, calendar, docs, notes — and turns it into one picture: what to do now, protect, reply, and drop. This is what that looks like for a week like yours.

Runs entirely in your browser — nothing is stored.

What Dwight would do

Dwight can make a useful first matrix and explain its blind spots.

Updated

Do Now

1

Reply to the client email that has been waiting since yesterday

86% sure

Email shows an unread thread with a client question, and Drive has the context to answer it without a generic reply.

emaildrive

Be Here

1

Protect one real work block for the main project

86% sure

Drive shows active project material, but calendar has not reserved a work block.

calendardrive

Delegate to Dwight

1

Clear the one thread where someone is waiting

84% sure

Email shows a reply dependency and Drive gives enough project context to avoid a generic answer.

emaildrive

Dwight Deletes

1

Do not reopen the loose idea backlog today

80% sure

Thinking spaces contain useful material, but no current deadline, waiting person, trust risk, or protected output.

notesai workspaces

Built from 5 of your work sources — Dwight says out loud what it can't see:

1Dwight cannot see assigned delivery systems like Linear, Jira, Asana, or GitHub.2Dwight cannot compare the plan against actual time spent.3Local Word documents, PDFs, and desktop folders are invisible unless imported or pasted.

Next to connect: Chat and team messagesRequests, decisions, promises, people waiting on you.

What does your week look like?

Tune the demo

Work sources and refresh rhythm — optional.

Where does your work live?

Choose places with ideas, drafts, conversations, decisions, documents, and work in progress.

Time

People

Documents and files

Thinking spaces

Projects and output

Background refresh

Good starting default.