You talk,
it sorts.
Your to-dos, calendar and journal on one page a day. Say what's on your mind, in any order. Hibi puts each thing where it belongs, and brings it back when it matters.
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Say it once. It lands in the right place.
No folders, no filing, no deciding which app it goes in. You say it the way it's in your head; Hibi does the sorting.
You talk
Type, or tap to talk. A list, a worry, a plan, three things at once.
It sorts
The passport goes on this week. The groceries wait for the grocer. The question waits for Jo.
It comes back
Not on a schedule you guessed, but when it matters: when you walk in, before you see her.
Your day, and the things you keep track of, as widgets.
Today's plans and to-dos lead the page. Under them, the week, your routines, what you're reading, how you moved and where you went, each as a widget you can move, resize or remove. Tap one to open the whole thing.
It knows when, so you don't have to remember.
The same day looks different at 07:00 and at 17:42. Hibi brings up what matters for where you are and what's next, and nothing else.
It helps your thoughts make sense, too.
Talk through a decision, a hard conversation or a talk you have to give, messy and in any order. Hibi lays it out in your own words: what you're really asking, what you said for and against, what's still open.
> ok so the new offer, it's 20 percent more and the work sounds interesting, but it's an hour each way and I don't know if that's every day, and I'd really miss my team, maybe they'd match it, I don't know
Yours, and it stays out of your way.
Questions
What is Hibi?
Your to-dos, calendar and journal on one page a day, on iPhone. You talk or type what's on your mind, and it sorts it: to-dos go on the right day, a shopping list waits for the shop, a question for a friend waits until you see them, and each day is kept for you to look back on.
How is it different from a to-do app or a calendar?
You don't file anything. Say it once and Hibi puts it where it belongs, then brings it back when it matters: the list when you walk into the shop, the question when you're about to see the friend. Your calendar and to-dos sit on one page, in order.
How is it different from ChatGPT or Siri?
Hibi isn't a chat you scroll back through. What you say turns into your days: a to-do, a plan, a list. It answers from your own calendar, places and what you've told it, and says where each answer came from.
Will it send me notifications?
Only ones you asked for: a to-do at a time you chose, when to leave for a plan, or a list you said to bring up when you reach a shop. Nothing else arrives unasked, not even a summary.
Is my data private?
Hibi is paid for by the people who use it, so there are no ads and your life isn't used to train anyone's models. What it keeps is encrypted where it's stored. Your photos stay on your iPhone unless you ask about one. You can read everything, correct it, have it forgotten, or export it all as plain notes. Privacy policy.
What does it cost?
Free during the invite-only beta. Plans for after the beta will be announced before anything is charged.
Is there an Android version?
Not yet. Hibi is iPhone-only for now.
How do I get in?
Join the waitlist below. We invite people in small groups and send one email when your place opens, and nothing else.