Send sort a syllabus, screenshot, link, or random thought. It figures out what matters, puts it where it belongs, and brings it back when you need it.
It shows up in syllabi, screenshots, group chats, event posters, saved posts, and tabs you swear you’ll return to.
No folders to maintain. No system to keep up with. You send the mess; sort does the sorting.
Eight pages of PDF, sorted into dated deadlines and the course they belong to.
Sorted into a saved place, and findable weeks later in whatever words you have.
Sorted into an opportunity with a real closing date, so a reminder is worth setting.
A PDF, a screenshot, a link, or a half-formed thought.
sort reads it and works out what it actually contains.
A deadline, a place, an opportunity, a fact — each kept with its source and connected to what you sorted before.
Ask for it later, or get a reminder when the information supports one.
What you send it, the fields it sorts out of that, and a pointer back to the source those fields came from.
Sorted context is scoped to the conversation it arrived in and is not shared between people.
Every message, attachment, and result in the demo above is scripted local data. This page makes no network or model calls.
Per-item and full-history deletion are handled in the working prototype, not on this page. Retention behavior is documented alongside it.
This page calls no model. The working prototype’s model and data-use policy is documented with the project.
Four scenarios, fixed content, no signup, no accounts, no storage. It demonstrates the sorting behavior, not the full system.
Start with a syllabus, a place you want to keep, or a deadline you can’t miss.
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