Know what
needs you.
Pingworthy finds requests and commitments in your messages so you can follow up. The analysis runs on your Mac, without sending the conversation to cloud AI.
Your tasks
Two things to follow up.
Follow-ups
Friday
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What did you agree to do?
Compare a promise, a request, and a message that doesn’t need a task.
Message
Your commitment · Friday
Send Morgan the revised draft
You promised Morgan a draft by Friday. That gives the task an owner, a recipient, and a deadline.
Local processing
Your messages are analyzed on your Mac.
Pingworthy uses Apple’s on-device model. It doesn’t need to send conversation content to a cloud AI provider to find a follow-up.
The iPhone companion is being built for reviewing those follow-ups away from your desk. Device sync is separate from local analysis.
Mac, iPhone, and privacyLocal message analysis
Companion review
In development
The task needs evidence
Keep the message attached.
“Send the draft” is more useful when you know which draft, who asked for it, and whether you actually promised to send it.
More examplesWho is responsible?
Your promise belongs to you. Morgan’s promise belongs to Morgan. The app needs to keep that distinction.
Was there a deadline?
Use the date the conversation provides. If there isn’t one, don’t invent it.
Did the app get it wrong?
Check the source message and correct or dismiss the suggestion. You decide what belongs on your list.