Lucid is a planning agent. Bring a dream (even a Hail-Mary one) and it builds the day that gets you there. It reads your real calendar, your location, your knowledge and your Echo, and turns it all into a concrete, time-blocked plan that bends your actual time toward your goals. It doesn’t just advise. It builds the schedule.
How it operates
Three beats, every day, then it gets out of your way.
Thirty seconds on sleep, energy, and what’s on your mind. Or just say it in chat; Lucid is a conversation, not a form.
Your real free/busy, where you are, your knowledge center, and your Echo, a model of you owned by you, so the plan fits your actual day and how you are moved.
Focused work, the next real step toward your dream, habits anchored to cues, and deliberate rest, all proposed as calendar blocks you approve.
Bring a dream
Be a working actor. Run a marathon. Get out of debt. Start the thing you keep putting off.
And on the mundane days, it keeps you moving too, with every block tied to a goal you hold or the rest you need.
It meets you where you are
Lucid fills it with momentum: a few moves that matter and the rest filtered out, so you’re not staring at a void.
It threads in moves that double up: you’re working out anyway → the audiobook that advances a goal; a free 90 minutes downtown → shoot that, see this, clear the errand-stack.
No guilt trip. It re-plans around the moved meeting, the new dream, the week you missed, and helps you restart without shame.
How it keeps you moving
Not nagging, not vanity points. Lucid uses what the science says works, tuned to you.
“When this block opens, you do this.” If-then plans against your real cues are among the most effective follow-through tools known.
Loss-aversion streaks, milestones and quests anchor new habits to the rhythms already in your day (~66 days, honestly, not 21).
Gentle, strategist, or drill-sergeant. It learns which nudges actually produce action for you, then does more of what works.
Grounded in the research on how people change: specific goals beat “do your best” (Locke & Latham), if-then intentions (Gollwitzer), habits by repetition, and motivation that comes from inside (Self-Determination Theory).
You’re in charge
Lucid plans on top of your Echo, a model of you, owned by you. Own the core, and the plan fits the real you. Meet Echo →
Private beta
$29/month. Be early to the planning agent that works for you, not on you.
No spam, no tracking. Your data stays yours.