Your second brain, but it does things while you sleep.
Notion keeps notes. Zapier moves data. A Sunlit does both and then texts you what happened — one entity with a name, a memory, and a computer of its own. Not twelve tabs.
The shelf
Skills are just scripts on your agent's desk. Add one, tweak one, or ask yours to write its own.
Inbox zero by 7am — newsletters filed, intros flagged, replies drafted and waiting.
Pings you when a payment fails. Files the receipt when it doesn't.
Every evening, rebuilds tomorrow around your deep-work block.
One text at 7am: what happened overnight, and the two things that need you.
Watches the flight you keep not booking. Texts you the moment it dips.
A skill is a script on the desk. If you can describe it over text, yours can write it and put it on the shelf.
Standing jobs that don't just fire on schedule — they think. “Rebuild tomorrow around my deep work” is a valid instruction.
Tell it something on iMessage and it knows it on the web. No re-explaining, no copy-pasting context, ever.
You wake up to a brief, not a backlog. What happened overnight, what it handled, and what genuinely needs you.
Give the boring stuff
a name.
$99/mo for an always-awake Sunlit on a computer of its own. Cancel anytime.