Point your assistant at Actium once. After that, ask it what you are behind on — or tell it to add something — and your plan changes with it.
The same address for both assistants. You will need an Actium account — the assistant sends you to Actium to sign in, and it only ever sees what that account can see.
The sign-in page is always on actium-prod.auth.us-east-1.amazoncognito.com. Nothing else ever asks for your Actium password.
Let Claude read and change your Actium tasks while you're talking to it.
It only reaches your projects, and it deletes nothing.
Claude reaches Actium from Anthropic's servers, so this works on web, desktop and mobile. Using Claude Code instead? Create a key under Settings → API keys in the Actium app and run the command below.
Let ChatGPT read and change your Actium tasks while you're talking to it.
It only reaches your projects, and it deletes nothing.
ChatGPT asks before any change is written. If signing in fails with a redirect error, the callback URL ChatGPT shows has to be registered — send it to us from the Contact page.
Claude Code authenticates with a key instead of a browser sign-in. Create one in the Actium app under Settings → API keys — you see the key once — then run:
The app shows this same command with your key already in it. Revoke a key there any time and the connection stops working immediately.
The assistant can list your tasks, projects and habits and answer questions about them. It cannot create, change or complete anything.
Everything above, plus creating, editing, rescheduling, assigning and finishing tasks and logging habit check-ins. Deleting is never included.
Tell us what the assistant said and we will look at it — support@actium.app. What Actium keeps, and what it never does, is written out on the privacy page.