Your Paper (working title)
The paper that tells you what you missed this week.
Your email, documents and calendar know more about your work than you can keep in your head. Your Paper reads them and writes you a short newspaper. It isn’t a summary of your week. You were there. It’s what you didn’t have time to notice.
The dots, connected. The same problem turning up in three threads. The promise from March that comes due next week.
What’s likely next. Predictions when your work supports them, always marked as our reasoning and never as fact.
Written to you. Its own name, its own front page, a graph and a cartoon. A PDF you can read over coffee.
We’re testing this, so for now you get one issue, in about 35 minutes. You can close the page and come back.
What gets read: your email, Drive and calendar, 90 days back and 30 days ahead on the calendar, so it can see patterns a single week can’t. Read-only: nothing can be sent, changed or deleted.
Who sees it: Anthropic’s AI reads your content and writes the paper. OpenAI’s image model draws the cartoon. It sees only a short scene, written and checked to leave out names, companies, numbers and quotes, and keeps it up to 30 days.
When it’s gone: our access ends as soon as fetching is done. Our copy, on Google’s cloud, is deleted within a day. Anthropic’s goes within 30 days, or up to 2 years if its safety checks flag something.
Google will warn you that this app isn’t verified. We’re still in testing, so that’s expected.
