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Meet Didi

Didi is the AI in ToDidIt, organized into four layers: Capture, Celebrate, Clarify, and Compose. Everything it does is a draft you approve, never a change it makes behind your back.

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Four layers, each named for the job it does rather than the model behind it.

  • Capture gets thoughts in fast. Project Blueprint and natural-language entry.
  • Celebrate surfaces what got done. The Daily and Weekly Win Recaps.
  • Clarify tells you what to do next. Focus Brief, Project Health, Stuck Sensor, Overdue Honesty.
  • Compose writes the words around your tasks. The Description Writers and Smart Due Dates.

No, and this is the rule the whole thing is built on. Didi never edits your data without showing you first.

Blueprint hands you an editable tree before a single row is saved. Smart Due Dates propose a date you accept or dismiss. The Description Writers fill an editor you can rewrite. There is no background process quietly rearranging your work while you are not looking.

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That is also why the meter is honest: you are billed for outcomes you keep, not for every draft the model produced on the way there.

Model calls are metered in To-Dids, on the Squad and Business plans.

Several things people assume are AI are not, and they are free on every plan including Free: Project Health, the Daily Focus Brief, the Stuck Sensor and natural-language entry. They measure or parse what is already there rather than writing anything new, which is the line the price sits on.

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