Today
Morning, midday, evening. Habits, calendar events, and tasks for the day in one view.
Dorima is a personal app that keeps your tasks, daily reflections, habits, calendar, and relationships in one place. An AI layer processes your reflections and produces structured summaries of what's going on in your life.
Morning, midday, evening. Habits, calendar events, and tasks for the day in one view.
Grouped by project. Linked to people. Due dates, priorities, and first-move suggestions from the AI layer.
Daily, weekly, or custom frequency. No streaks, no gamification. Just the data.
Morning and evening reflections. This is the primary input to the intelligence pipeline.
Full context on your tasks, calendar, health data, and reflections. No re-explaining.
In the morning, I open the Today view. There's a short observation at the top from the previous extraction run. I check what's on the calendar, scan my habits, look at the tasks for the day.
During the day I add tasks, mark things done, jot notes. If I need to think through something I open the chat — it has context on my projects, recent reflections, and current tasks so I don't re-explain everything.
In the evening I write a reflection. What happened, what I'm thinking about. The extraction cron picks it up within a few hours and writes structured data to the coach tables.
On Sunday evening the weekly narrative runs. It pulls together tasks, reflections, health data, and relationships into a single summary. That's the most useful output — a compressed view of a week I lived through but didn't have time to fully process.
Calendar in one app. Tasks in another. Journal somewhere else. Habits in a fourth. None of them shared data, so I was constantly re-entering the same information in different places. I built Dorima because I wanted one app that had all of it, and where the pieces actually connected — tasks linked to projects, reflections linked to people, health data factored into the weekly summary.
I know "AI-powered" makes people's eyes roll. Here's what it actually does: if you write reflections, it reads them and pulls out things like goals you mentioned or commitments you made. It runs a summary on Sundays. And the chat has context on your tasks and calendar so you don't have to explain everything from scratch. It's useful in the way a good search function is useful — it saves you time, it doesn't try to be your friend.
Dorima uses Supabase with row-level security — your data is only accessible to you. Reflections are sent to the AI for processing, but they're not used for training and they're not stored by the AI provider. There's no social features, no sharing, no analytics on your behavior. It's a personal tool. If that sounds boring, good — that's the point.
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