NURA · The app

The Book — your life, written down

The Book is a blank page you write on — and so can Noora, once you have connected her. To-dos, goals, and notes about how something went, organised by day and kept on your phone. It reads first: you turn through the days and tick things off, and the page stays quiet until you or Noora put something on it.

One page for each day

The header carries ‹ and › arrows to turn to the previous or next day, the page's title, and a quiet sub-line that reads "N to do" — or "Nothing to do" — followed by N scheduled. Wander off from the current day and a "Back to today" button appears to bring you home in one tap.

What a page holds

Each section shows only when it has something in it, so a page never looks busier than your day actually is:

• "Aiming at" — your missions and goals for the day, tagged Mission and Goal.
• "The hours" — hour lanes holding appointments and timed to-dos. An appointment keeps its own notes in two phases: "Before" and, afterwards, "What happened".
• "Anytime" — margin to-dos that belong to no particular hour.
• "Notes" — loose notes.
• "No longer on your calendar" — notes whose appointment has gone, kept rather than silently dropped, tagged with the title they used to sit under.

Read first, a tick to write

The smallest change you can make is tapping a to-do to toggle it done or open. Anything Noora wrote carries a small "n" ink mark so you always know whose hand it was, and anything you have kept private simply reads "Private".

How Noora writes on it

Noora is optional. Connect her with your own AI key and she can read any page and write to it — a to-do you dictate, a goal you name, a note on how a meeting went. She does not act on her own: every write she proposes passes through the same permission gates you would use yourself.

The Book lives on your device. Each page is assembled — the live agenda joined with whatever was written on that day — so the Book never becomes a second, competing copy of your schedule. The agenda stays the only thing that can ring; the Book is where the day is written down.