Actium listens where you already talk — even a busy group chat — catches the task, files it by life area, and builds your day around everything else you already have on. When things move, it re-plans the rest.
And you already know the rest of them won’t download an app. They don’t have to. Reminders reach them in the WhatsApp or Telegram they already use, signed with your name.
Tom can stay exactly like this, and most people do for a long time — until Tom has a trip of his own to run. What the app adds →
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Anything can fill a calendar. Actium files every task under the part of life it belongs to, then builds the week so no single area quietly eats the rest.
Actium plugs into the conversations you already have — and the assistants you already use.
It does all work in the chat — that’s the point. People install it for one of two reasons: the follow-ups started working and they wanted to see the whole picture instead of scrolling for it, or it became their turn to carry something.
Your hours, your energy peaks, the areas you're trying to keep alive. The app asks it all in one sitting instead of learning it a message at a time.
A thread only shows the last thing said. The app shows the week, every life area, every project and what's quietly slipping — the picture you've been reconstructing by scrolling.
A reminder fits in one message. A launch, a move, a wedding doesn't. Sub-tasks, owners, dates and the order they have to happen in live in the app.
Add a person, a chat or a whole group to a project, choose who sees what, and hand a task to someone who still hasn't installed a thing.
A cadence, not a date. Say “three times a week” or “every other Sunday morning” — Actium finds the slots, protects the streak, and shuffles a missed one forward instead of letting it die.
A deadline, worked backwards. Actium sizes the task, blocks the hours before it’s due, and re-plans the block when your Tuesday inevitably explodes.
Each page shows exactly how Actium works for people like you — pick yours.
“My mom thinks she has a very polite new friend who reminds her about her pills. I think I finally stopped calling twice a day to check.”
“Our flat chat used to be passive-aggressive notes with emoji. Now the trash just… rotates. Nobody fights with a bot.”
“The Lisbon trip that lived in our group chat for two years got booked in nine days. Actium just kept asking who's doing what until it was done.”
No — one person adds it to the chat. Everyone else just keeps chatting.
Only chats you invite it to, only to spot tasks. It keeps the task, not the conversation.
Free right now — all of it. No credit card, no trial clock.
No. Reminders reach them in their own WhatsApp or Telegram, signed with your name.
Actium extracts the task and drops the conversation. Your group's banter is never stored.
What Actium schedules, nudges, and reports is visible only to you — never to the group.
Remove Actium from a chat and everything it learned from that chat is deleted with it.
Your tasks and chats are not for sale and never train ads — to anyone, ever.
Add Actium to one group or one habit today. It starts free, and it starts listening the moment you say hello.