Why one assistant beats three apps
The usual setup is a task app, a calorie app and a budgeting app, each with its own login, its own logging ritual, and no idea the others exist. Aurora AI replaces the stack: the same conversation that plans your week logs your lunch and records what you lent a friend.
Because everything lives in one place, the assistant can connect what separate apps never could — a heavy work week explains the missed workouts; payday explains the spending spike. Context carries across your whole life, not one silo of it.
Workflows, not chat
Every message becomes structured records, not just a reply. "Plan my product launch" becomes a project with tasks and realistic deadlines. "Chicken wrap for lunch" becomes calories and macros against today's budget. "Made £400 today" lands in this month's books.
You can always see and edit what it did — every action is shown as a confirmation chip, and every record is yours to change or delete. The AI is the fast way in, never a black box.
A memory that actually remembers
Aurora AI keeps a durable, editable memory of who you are: your role, your goals, your dietary needs, the people you split bills with. It also recalls specifics by meaning — mention immigration paperwork and it surfaces the visa deadline you told it about three weeks ago.
You control the memory. Everything Aurora knows about you is visible on one screen, editable, and deletable.
Private by design
Your records are scoped to your account, protected by per-user security rules, and never sold or used to train AI models. Export everything as CSV at any time, or delete your account and every record with one action.
Start free, no card
Every account starts with a 14-day full Pro trial. After that, unlimited manual tracking stays free forever, with a monthly allowance of AI actions — upgrade only when the assistant has earned it.