Use Cases

Say it once. Tase handles the rest.

One sentence files your money, health, goals, and tasks into a place that actually remembers. And now you can deploy AI agents that work on a task and report back — while you live your life.

Say it once

One sentence. Everything logged.

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AskCreate
Remind me to call the vet Friday, log $18 for lunch, add a 30-min run, and track 2L of water

Tase

Reading your sentence…

Reminder

Call the vet

Fri

Expense

Lunch

$18

Workout

Run

30 min

Water

Hydration

2 L
4 records, one sentence — no app-switching
Ask, create, imagine...
Speak
TaseTasksFinanceHealthGoals
New · Deploy Agents

Hand off a task. Get the answer back.

Deploy an autonomous agent on real work — review a pull request, research a topic, triage a backlog. Built from templates, they use your Brain for context, run on their own, and report back when they’re done.

  • Free — your baseline agent limit
  • Pro — 5× the agent limit
  • Max — 25× the agent limit, in parallel
Agents at work

Code Reviewer

Audited the diff · 2 issues flagged

WorkingDone

Research agent

Read 9 sources · summary in your Brain

WorkingDone

Inbox triage

Sorted 34 threads · 3 need a reply

WorkingDone
FreeBase
Pro5× more
Max25× more
The founder

Run a whole company from one thread

Log the $90 Figma renewal, remind me to send the investor update Thursday, and add "close the design role" as a goal.

Standups, burn, hiring, the next three things — Tase files them as you talk and recalls them when you ask. Then deploy an agent to do the heavy reading while you stay in the build.

  • Expense, reminder, and goal — all created from one sentence
  • Ask "what did I spend on tools this month?" and get a real answer
  • Deploy a Code Reviewer agent on the latest diff; read its report later
  • Your Brain carries the company context into every reply
The athlete

Training, nutrition, and labs in one body of data

Log my TRT shot, 180g protein today, and file this bloodwork PDF.

Workouts, supplements, calories, sleep, and lab results live together — so patterns actually surface instead of scattering across five apps.

  • TRT and injection sites tracked with rotation
  • Calories, macros, and hydration from a single line
  • Drop a labs PDF into your Brain for instant recall
  • Ask how this week’s sleep compares to last
Getting it together

Finally see where the money goes

Connect my bank, set a $400 food budget, and tell me what’s left.

Link an account and transactions import themselves. Budgets track live, income and investments sit beside them, and the answer is one question away.

  • Bank-linked, auto-imported transactions
  • Live budgets with spend vs. limit
  • Investments watchlist next to your cash
  • Ask "where did my money go this month?" anytime
The researcher

A second brain that actually remembers

Save this paper and that article to my Brain, and remember I’m comparing them for the lit review.

Feed it PDFs and URLs. Tase reads them, files what matters, and learns across every conversation — so semantic search and vector recall surface the right note weeks later, in your words, not a keyword match.

  • PDF and URL analysis straight into your Brain
  • Semantic search + vector recall across everything you saved
  • Continuous learning — Tase keeps what matters, drops the noise
  • Notes, ideas, knowledge, and memories in one place
The busy parent

Offload the mental load

Add "dentist for the kids Friday 3pm", remind me to buy a birthday gift, and start a water habit.

The running list in your head — appointments, errands, the small daily things — captured by voice the moment you think of it, before it slips.

  • Reminders and tasks from one spoken sentence
  • Habits and streaks for the things that should stick
  • Quests and rewards that make the routine feel won
  • Nothing lost between school run and bedtime
While you live your life

Deploy an agent and walk away

Deploy an agent to review my pull request and summarize the findings.

Autonomous agents, built from templates, take a task and work it end to end — using your Brain for context — then report back. Pick one up whenever you’re ready.

  • Start from a template, point it at the work
  • It runs on its own and reports back
  • Uses your Brain so it already knows your context
  • Run more in parallel as you move up tiers

Different lives. One AI. Tase keeps your tasks, finances, health, goals, and Brain in the same place — so a single voice command or message can act across all of them, and an agent can pick up where you left off.

See it in your own life

Free to start. The AI gets sharper the more you use it — because it actually remembers.