Daily planning
Helps plan the day each morning by suggesting what to do now and what can wait, so tasks stay aligned with current priorities.
Good Assistant is an AI companion that turns goals into daily steps, plans the day, tracks progress, and helps users follow through. It is available as a mobile app and in internet browsers.

Good Assistant is an AI companion designed to help people turn longer-term goals into concrete daily steps. The product’s core workflow is to plan the day with the user each morning, keep goals organized over time, and follow through on tasks and reminders so progress does not stall.
It combines goal tracking, note-taking, scheduled follow-ups, and chat-based assistance in one app. The homepage describes it as a tool that suggests what to do today and what can wait, builds a visual timeline for each goal, stores related notes, and sends messages when scheduled tasks are due or completed.
Helps plan the day each morning by suggesting what to do now and what can wait, so tasks stay aligned with current priorities.
Creates a visual timeline for each goal and keeps related notes together, giving users a place to track long-term progress.
Lets users ask the assistant to research something and save the findings in a note that can be built on later.
Supports recurring or delayed reminders such as checking something in a month or finding job openings every week, then messages the user with the result.
Provides an ongoing chat interface for everyday questions and guidance rather than a one-off prompt session.
The homepage says the assistant can read the user’s calendar, browse the web, and use its own computer to help complete tasks.
Useful for goals that need repeated small actions over time, such as learning a skill or building financial stability, where a simple to-do list may not be enough.
Helps users decide what should happen today versus what can wait, which is useful when tasks compete for attention.
Supports users who want research results saved into notes rather than left in a separate chat thread.
Fits situations where a task should happen after a delay, such as checking back on something next month or monitoring job postings weekly.
Relevant for users who want an AI assistant that can take calendar information into account when helping organize the day.
It helps users turn goals into daily steps, plan what to do today, track progress over time, and handle reminders and follow-ups.
The privacy policy says the application is available on mobile devices and internet browsers, and the homepage specifically mentions an iOS app.
The privacy policy says users can optionally authorize Google access, and the app may collect calendar information and email messages to provide context-aware functionality.
Yes. The homepage says users can ask it to check something in a month or look for job openings every week, and it will schedule and complete those tasks on time.
The homepage says there is a 7-day free trial with no payment now.