MINEPULZE DOCUMENTATION
Product guide
MinePulze is a personal AI mobile app being developed to help you understand and clarify your goals, make manageable plans, and follow through.
Its intended experience connects goal-focused conversations, remembered context with memory enabled, confirmed scheduling with reminders and alarms, and reflection based on task status and what you choose to share. It is not just a calendar or a chatbot: the aim is to keep the next practical step connected to what matters to you.
Launch status
- Product stage: MinePulze is in development. This guide describes the intended launch experience, not a guarantee that every described capability is complete or release-verified.
- Website examples: The phone simulator and product scenes are scripted, view-only examples. They do not run a live AI, save plans, remember visitors, send notifications, or trigger alarms.
- Availability: Store download links are not active yet. Final release availability, supported devices, and pricing have not been published here.
- Before launch: Memory behaviour, grounded reflection, local-mode data handling, and alarm delivery must be validated against the shipping app.
How goals become plans
You do not have to arrive with a perfectly defined goal. MinePulze is designed to ask useful questions, help you name what you want, and suggest a manageable next step.
This is a scripted example of the intended experience, not a live AI response or a saved plan.
- Start with what is on your mind. You: “I want to do better in my exams but don’t know where to start.”
- Clarify what needs attention. MinePulze: “Which subject feels hardest right now?”
- Add your own context. You: “Maths. I keep putting off revision.”
- Review a possible goal. Proposed goal: “Feel more prepared for my maths exam.” You can change it; the AI does not decide your goal for you.
- Choose a small next step. Proposed plan: a 25-minute maths revision session. Choose a date and time that work for you, then review any reminders or alarms before confirming.
The same idea applies to learning, work, or everyday commitments: clarify the goal, choose a realistic action, and review what happens. A suggestion is not a saved task, and remembering a goal does not automatically authorise scheduling changes.
Getting started
The intended daily loop is: clarify what matters, choose a manageable plan, get a timely nudge, and reflect when useful.
- Start with a goal or a commitment. Bring an uncertain ambition to AI, or add a concrete task or routine directly.
- Review the plan. Check what you are agreeing to, including the date, time, duration, and any alerts, before confirming a scheduling action.
- Use your day view. Home brings scheduled routines and relevant tasks together; update their status as your day changes.
- Return to the conversation. With memory enabled, the intended experience can use relevant saved goals and context to continue planning. Share what worked or what made a task difficult.
App map
This is the product structure illustrated by the website preview; preview content is not evidence that each feature is ready for release.
Alarms and reminders
A reminder gives you a heads-up; an alarm calls attention to a chosen moment, whether that is time to start or time to prepare.
Planning with AI
- Describe the plan. For example: “Add a study session tomorrow at 7 AM. Set an alarm five minutes before.”
- Review the draft. Check the date, time, duration, reminders, and alarms. Ask for changes if something is wrong.
- Confirm the action. Explicitly approve the reviewed plan before it is saved. A draft or suggestion by itself does not mean an item has been added.
The website’s “Confirmed” and “Added” states illustrate this order; its examples do not create real tasks, reminders, or alarms.
Memory and context
With memory enabled, MinePulze is designed to retain useful goals and context you share so a later conversation can build on them. For example, “I have 30 minutes today” can be considered alongside a previously saved exam-preparation goal.
Remembered context is not a promise of perfect recall, permanent storage, or knowing everything about you. The app should distinguish what you actually said from summaries and uncertain interpretations.
A remembered detail should be attributable to its source, correctable, and removable through user controls. The final memory controls and deletion behaviour must be verified and documented before launch.
AI experience and reflection
MinePulze is designed to help you ask a clearer question, understand a goal, make a smaller plan, and reflect on what fits your life.
Reflection uses task status and what you share—not continuous observation of your day. An unfinished task does not prove that you did nothing or reveal why you missed it. A useful response asks rather than assumes: “These morning sessions are still marked unfinished. Has that time been difficult?”
The reflection examples show conversations inside the AI tab. They do not promise autonomous AI outreach, unsolicited check-ins, diagnosis, or guaranteed improvements. Scheduled reminders and alarms are a separate, user-confirmed flow.
Privacy and user control
The intended local AI experience processes conversations on your phone and has no daily message cap for local AI. This does not mean infinite memory, unlimited device resources, free pricing, or that every app service is offline.
Future online AI features would have separate processing and usage conditions. A local-AI claim must not be applied to cloud features or other services without checking their actual data handling.
Before public launch, this guide and the privacy information must identify verified storage, deletion, retention, model-provider, and data-transfer boundaries for the shipping build. These are launch requirements, not a claim that all privacy controls have already been validated.
Support
For product, documentation, or accessibility questions, email support@minepulze.ai.
When reporting a problem, include the app version, mobile operating system, the screen involved, and what you expected to happen.