1What it is

Open the bot with /start and tap 🏠 My space. The first time you'll find an intro screen with a button to create it: one tap and you're in, no procedures.

You get one only each, and it doesn't count towards the limit of organizations you can create or belong to.
Nobody else can get in: it doesn't show up in any list, statistic or search.
No groups are connected and nobody gets invited: it's a place of your own, full stop.

You can have both: your organizations and your space, switching between them with a tap from the /start menu.

2To-dos

Your tasks without the bureaucracy: title, deadline, priority. No assignees, departments or reviews — they're all yours. The handy parts stay: checklists, notes, attachments, private reminders, repeatable tasks (the gym, watering the plants) and the archive of completed ones.

With 🏷 personal labels you group things however you like: “Home”, “University”, “Groceries”. Up to 10 labels, one per task, and the list can be filtered by label.

There are scheduled tasks too: a to-do that repeats — every so often the bot recreates it by itself. E.g. “Water the plants · every 2 weeks”.

3My agenda

A real calendar. The home view is the month grid: days are buttons, a dot marks the ones with something on (the button turns green; blue = today), and above it you get today and tomorrow at a glance.

Create an appointment in one line: “tomorrow 6:30pm Dentist” — “Dentist tomorrow 6:30pm” works too; from a day view, “6:30pm Drinks” is enough.
Week or month, your call: the “📆 Week / 🗓 Month” button switches the view, and your choice is remembered.
Automatic reminders: 24 hours before, 1 hour before and at the start.
It's all yours: your personal agenda stays separate from the organizations (you see the shifts in each one's calendar).
You can browse within ±24 months; for recurrences and attendance confirmations there are the organizations' Events.

4My notes

You save links, files and notes and organize them into collections, like a personal Library. The big one is sharing: every note and every collection has a 🔗 Sharing panel with:

a switch on/off — switched off, the link opens nothing for anyone, not even for those who already have it;
the link to send to anyone on Telegram: whoever opens it reads inside the bot without being a member of anything, and can save a copy to their own notes;
♻️ Regenerate link if the old one has travelled too far (the old one dies instantly);
the counters: how many times it was opened and how many times saved.

Sharing always starts switched off: nothing goes public by mistake. And it only concerns the personal space, never the organizations' Library.

5My forms

You can create your own forms and publish them with a link to anyone on Telegram, anonymous or named.

Whoever opens the link first sees a transparency cover: who's asking, how many questions there are, whether it's anonymous or named, and how many people will read the answers.
🤝 Who reviews with me: you invite up to 5 people to assess the answers alongside you; they can accept or decline, and you can revoke access whenever you want.
Whoever fills it in finds everything under 📥 Filled in by me, with the outcome once you publish it.
Limits: 500 answers per form (raisable up to 5,000; beyond that you need an organization).
Respondents are protected: they can report the form, withdraw their answers and block whoever created it.

6My assistant

Your personal AI assistant handles your to-dos (in bulk too: “mark all the grocery ones as done”), creates free reminders, recurring ones included (“remind me every Monday at 9 to check my email”), reads and reorganizes your agenda — creating, moving and deleting appointments — searches inside your notes and answers general questions as well.

Honest limits: 30 requests a day and 25 active reminders; deleting always asks for confirmation.

It's the same engine as the organizations' Task AI, but in the language of this place: no assignees or departments, plus reminders, agenda and notes. Separate memory: what you do here stays here.

7Take a tour (and the settings)

🎓 Take a tour is a guided path of missions to try the space out: create your first to-do, save your first note, have the assistant do something. Each mission ticks itself off as you complete it.

Under ⚙️ Settings you'll find rename, time zone and deleting the space.

8With organizations

The personal space and your organizations live side by side without touching: from the /start menu you move from one to the others, and nothing crosses the border — what you do on this side stays on this side. The shifts and commitments of each organization you'll find in its own calendar.

Everything else stays separate: personal tasks never land on any group board, notes never enter any Library, and your assistant doesn't talk to the organizations' AIs.