Morning, evening, and weekly editions
Three distinct briefing formats designed for starting the day, closing it, and seeing the coming week.
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The right information.
At the right moment.
Signal Deck began as a working Apple Shortcuts-powered personal briefing system. These are the capabilities being developed and the future additions we're exploring.
IN THE WORKING PROTOTYPE
Already part of the idea.
These components exist in the personal prototype. A packaged customer version is not yet available.
Calendars and reminders together
Combine upcoming commitments with incomplete tasks, due dates, and priority information instead of reading disconnected lists.
AI-assisted prioritization
Use a model to select relevant priorities, identify preparation, and leave out low-value details rather than printing every task.
Context you choose to supply
Optional personal source files and preferences guide recommendations. The system should omit unsupported details rather than invent them.
A considered email experience
Custom HTML presentation and automated email delivery give each briefing a familiar home, without another daily dashboard to check.
Modular building blocks
Shared Shortcuts for data collection and rendering make the underlying system easier to refine without rebuilding every edition.
IN EXPLORATION / NOT YET AVAILABLEMore intelligence.
More intelligence.
Less repetition.
We are exploring memory, suggestion feedback, richer calendar context, and reliable delivery monitoring. These are development directions, not currently advertised customer features.
01Continuity from one briefing to the nextKnow what changed without restating everything.
02Meaningful conflicts and transitionsBetter context for overlapping commitments.
03Feedback-informed suggestionsRemember what's been recommended and what's useful.
04Delivery health and diagnosticsUnderstand when a scheduled briefing did—or didn't—arrive.
DESIGNED TO BE GROUNDED
Know what Signal Deck doesn't assume.
Appointments don't automatically belong to you. An incomplete reminder doesn't prove something was missed. Unavailable data should stay unknown.