How Adois works
A calendar that holds your days — and quietly nudges you toward each other.
Adois is built for two people. One shared space. One invite code. From the moment your partner joins, your calendar, your moods, your weather and your week start to weave together into something neither of you would build alone: a quiet daily practice of paying attention.
One calendar, for two lives
Most calendars assume you are an individual juggling colleagues, friends and family. Adois assumes you are two people trying to keep one shared life from blurring at the edges. Birthdays, anniversaries, work trips, the dentist appointment you keep postponing — they all live in one tender place, with the day's weather written next to them. No invitations. No "do you want to add this?" friction. If it lands in the calendar, you both see it.
A week planned around your weather
Every week, Adois drafts seven small ideas — one per day — placed around your real life. If you have an anniversary on Saturday, Saturday's idea will respect it. If the forecast says Tuesday is rain, Adois won't suggest a picnic; it might suggest a movie night and a particular kind of popcorn. The planner uses your home city's weather (via OpenWeather), the events already on your calendar, and the small feedback you've left on past ideas. The result feels like a friend who actually looked at your week before suggesting things.
Conditions change. So at 8am each day, Adois checks the day's reality. If a planned beach walk runs into a storm, the morning refiner swaps it for something better suited and tells you both, playfully — "Too windy for the beach — but not too windy for a long brunch." You can take the original plan back with one quiet tap, if you prefer.
One private nudge each day
Alongside the shared idea, each of you receives a short private message the other never sees. It's not a task. It's not a productivity prompt. It's a sentence written in your voice, drawn from things only you have told Adois — "She'd never ask for flowers, that's exactly why today might be the day." Your partner has their own, completely different, written for them. You will never see theirs. They will never see yours. That's the point.
Tell Adois a secret
You can tell Adois small truths about yourself — the kind your partner doesn't quite remember, or that you've never managed to say out loud. "I love when she steals my hoodie." "Loud restaurants ruin the night for me." These facts are private to you. They never appear in a list. They never get shown to your partner. They just quietly steer the nudges your partner receives, sometimes weeks later, into noticing the thing that matters.
Hold the Heart
Some days you don't need a sentence — you need them. Press and hold the heart on your home screen and your partner gets an instant, wordless signal: I need you. No explanations, no "are you ok?" thread to type through. One gesture. They can respond however they respond. Adois stays out of the way.
A year, remembered
At the end of the year, Adois gathers the shared activities you actually did — the ones you both said yes to — and shows them back to you. No leaderboard. No percentage completion. Just a soft record of the small things you made together, counted kindly.
No streaks, no scores
Adois has no streak counter, no engagement metric staring at you, no daily push demanding you "don't break the chain." A relationship is not a productivity game. Some days you'll do the activity. Some days you'll skip it. Some weeks you'll barely open the app. Adois will still be there, holding the days, on the day you come back.
Privacy, in plain words
Your private nudges, your facts, your moods, your feedback — yours alone. Your shared space — your couple's. Delete it and everything is permanently gone, no archives, no exceptions. Adois is built in the EU under GDPR. Auth and database are handled by Supabase, the AI by Anthropic's Claude, the weather by OpenWeather; none of them train models on your data. There are no advertising trackers and no analytics cookies, which is why there is no cookie banner. The full privacy note has the details.
Free during beta
Adois is free to use during the beta — no card, no trial countdown. It runs in any modern browser and installs as an app on iPhone (Safari → Share → Add to Home Screen) and Android (Chrome → Install app), including notifications. More questions? The FAQ probably answers them, and hello@adois.space answers the rest.