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The AI executive assistant for your whole life, not just your inbox.

The others optimize your job. Stint cares about the whole of you: your health, your goals, the dream life you keep putting off. Then it plans it and runs it with you, every day.

The Stint dashboard: the daily brief, today's focus and schedule with a live now-line, and a context rail where the mentor speaks.

The same brief on mobile: today's target and schedule, in your pocket.

See it work

This is Stint, every morning.

Not a mockup. The actual product, reading your real life and turning it into a plan you can run today.

The Stint Today screen: the morning brief, today’s focus, the Life Score, and the metric strip.

The daily brief

Open to one screen. Know your next move.

Every morning Stint reads everything you’ve logged and hands you the brief: what to do, why it matters, and what to skip. Do it, close the app, go live your day.

The Stint Health screen: workout log with per-exercise volume and beat-last-session deltas, weight tracker, and macros.

Health & training

Every rep, macro, and mile, tracked and read.

Workouts, macros, weight, habits: you log it, the coach reads it, the plan adapts. Beat-last-session volume deltas, streaks, and a weight trend that keeps you honest.

Pick a goal

One sentence in. A real plan back.

Tell Stint the goal. It returns the diagnostic, the path from a year down to today, and the exact two weeks ahead, then adapts it to your real data. Five very different goals, one engine.

“Land a senior engineering role in 10 weeks.”

What your data says

85% overall accuracy a passing baseline

60% graphs 2 of 4 rounds hit a graph

+41% solve rate, trained days the tell: consistency, not ability

38/50 starter set done competent but uneven

Not a raw-ability problem, a pattern-latency one. You can solve a graph problem in 40 minutes; you can’t yet recognize it’s a graph problem in 60 seconds. A 45-minute interview punishes exactly that, so we train recognition, not just solving.

The ladder · five horizons

1 Year Senior offer, signed and ramped.

Land and ramp into a senior role at a top-tier company, signed within 4 months, a strong performer by month 12. The interview is base camp, not the summit.

This quarter Walk in interview-ready.

Graphs at 85%+, DP archetype-recognition at 80%+, ~120 problems with a live mistake log, and 5+ full timed mocks. Convert the loop to an offer.

This month Close the two holes.

Close the graph gap completely and build DP from the ground up. Pattern-recognition under 60 seconds on 80% of problems by month-end.

This sprint Graphs + DP, head-on.

28–34 targeted problems on exactly your two weak areas, daily timed reps, a spaced-review loop on past misses, and a mock at the midpoint and the end.

Today Day 1 · Grid DFS/BFS.

Number of Islands (200), Flood Fill (733), Max Area of Island (695). 90 min, each timed. Why here: the first win on your weakest topic breaks the avoidance loop.

The 2-week sprint · day by day

Front-loaded to your two weak topics while runway is long. Tap any day. Tap any day.

Week 1 · Graphs

Day 1 Grid DFS/BFS foundation 90 min

Number of Islands · 200 · Med
Flood Fill · 733 · Easy
Max Area of Island · 695 · Med

Day 2 Multi-source BFS + grid 90 min

Rotting Oranges · 994 · Med
01 Matrix · 542 · Med
Walls and Gates · 286 · Med

Day 3 Topological sort (Kahn + DFS) 110 min

Course Schedule · 207 · Med
Course Schedule II · 210 · Med
Alien Dictionary · 269 · Hard

Day 4 Union-Find / connectivity 100 min

Number of Provinces · 547 · Med
Redundant Connection · 684 · Med
Accounts Merge · 721 · Med

Day 5 Graph DFS, harder shapes 100 min

Pacific Atlantic Water Flow · 417 · Med
Surrounded Regions · 130 · Med
Clone Graph · 133 · Med

Day 6 MOCK #1 + review 90 min

Mock: Course Schedule II + an Islands variant, 45 min out loud
Then re-solve your 2 worst misses from Days 1–5

Day 7 Shortest path (Dijkstra / BFS) 110 min

Network Delay Time · 743 · Med
Cheapest Flights Within K Stops · 787 · Med
Word Ladder · 127 · Hard

Week 2 · Dynamic Programming

Day 8 DP intro · 1D sequence 90 min

Climbing Stairs · 70 · Easy
House Robber · 198 · Med
House Robber II · 213 · Med

Day 9 1D · subsequence / decision 100 min

Coin Change · 322 · Med
Longest Increasing Subsequence · 300 · Med
Word Break · 139 · Med

Day 10 2D grid DP 100 min

Unique Paths · 62 · Med
Minimum Path Sum · 64 · Med
Longest Common Subsequence · 1143 · Med

Day 11 Knapsack / subset family 100 min

Partition Equal Subset Sum · 416 · Med
Target Sum · 494 · Med
Coin Change II · 518 · Med

Day 12 String DP (hardest archetype) 110 min

Edit Distance · 72 · Med
Longest Palindromic Substring · 5 · Med
Decode Ways · 91 · Med

Day 13 Graph + DP crossover 110 min

Maximal Square · 221 · Med
Number of Islands II · 305 · Hard
Buy/Sell Stock with Cooldown · 309 · Med

Day 14 MOCK #2 + full sprint review 110 min

Mock: one graph (787) + one DP (322), 45 min
Then re-solve every still-unsolved miss from the sprint

Then it adapts, to you

✦ The consistency catch

Your solve accuracy dropped to 58% on Days 4–5, both the morning after a night with zero logged sessions. So Stint flipped your schedule from one 90-min evening block to two 45-min blocks, one at 7am, and moved your hardest topic out of the post-skip slot. Your data says a trained day is worth a 41% swing.

✦ The pattern-blindspot catch

4 of your last 6 graph misses were the same trigger: every “prerequisites / dependencies / ordering” problem, you reached for plain DFS and missed topo-sort. So tomorrow’s set became three more topo-sort problems, and a recognition card got pinned to your Today screen. This wasn’t in the plan. Your mistake log wrote it.

“Break 90, and make it stick.”

What your data says

10–11 strokes lost around the green where the round dies

5 3-putts a round timid lag speed

40% chips chunked or bladed finish 18–25 ft away

2 strokes lost off the tee the driver is fine

The real problem is your wedge and putter, not your driver. You’ve been grinding the 2-stroke problem and ignoring the 10-stroke one.

The ladder · five horizons

1 Year Legit single-digit-of-90s player.

Handicap from ~18 to ~12–13, a verified sub-90 round (86–88) in the books, and a repeatable, pressure-proof short game.

This quarter Break 90, confirmed.

3-putts down from 5 to ≤2 a round; up-and-down rate from ~10% to ~30%. Groove contact and lag distance, the fastest ROI.

This month Flip the practice mix.

Move to ~50% short game / 30% putting / 20% full swing. Clean contact on 9/10 chips; lag every putt inside 3 ft.

This sprint Build two core skills.

Low-point control + a wedge clock for chipping; gate + ladder for putting. Two rounds on bogey-golf strategy, counting doubles.

Today Towel drill, skip the driver.

50 chips with the 56°, towel 6 inches behind the ball, your #1 stroke-saver. Then ladder putts to 15/30/45 ft, nothing left short.

The 2-week sprint · day by day

4 short sessions a week plus 2 weekend rounds: 50% short game, 30% putting, 20% full swing. Tap any day.

Week 1 · Build contact & speed

Day 1 Chipping · towel drill 40 min

50 chips, 56°, towel 6 in behind ball
Tee-gate start-line check, 20 chips
Don’t touch the towel on 40/50

Day 2 Putting · gate + ladder 35 min

Gate drill: 30 putts from 6 ft
Ladder: 5 balls each to 15/30/45 ft
Goal: 3 of 5 inside the 3-ft zone

Day 3 Range · wedge clock 35 min

10 balls each at 7:30 / 9:00 / 10:30
Write down your three carry numbers
15 mid-irons, tight dispersion

Day 4 Short game · low-point ladder 40 min

Chips at 5/10/20 yds, finish inside 6 ft
15 bump-and-runs with the PW
20/30 inside 6 ft, no blades

Day 5 Putting · 3-6-9 25 min

10 balls each at 3, 6, 9 ft
10 lag-to-tap-ins from 40 ft
Make 9/7/5; all 40-footers inside 3 ft

Day 6 On-course round 18 holes

Pure bogey golf, fat side of every green
Count doubles and 3-putts only
Target: ≤4 doubles, ≤3 three-putts

Day 7 Off / review 15 min

Light gate + ladder, no pressure
Where did Saturday’s doubles come from?
Note the 2 holes that cost you most

Week 2 · Apply under pressure

Day 8 Short game · up-and-down game 40 min

Re-test towel drill, 50 chips
10 random greenside spots, chip + putt
Towel 45/50, up-and-down 3/10

Day 9 Putting · longer ladder 35 min

Gate: 30 putts at 6 ft
Ladder to 20/35/50 ft, then 3-6-9
27/30; zero lags left short

Day 10 Range · par-4 simulation 35 min

Re-confirm wedge clock numbers
Driver to fat side, then wedge to a number
Safe window 7/10, correct number 6/10

Day 11 Short game · pressure chipping 40 min

Land 10 in a row inside 8 ft or restart
Bump-and-run ladder at 5/15/25 yds
Complete the 10-in-a-row at least once

Day 12 Putting · by feel 25 min

3-6-9 for makes
Eyes closed, 10 lag putts by feel
Make 9/8; feel-putts inside 4 ft

Day 13 On-course round · the test 18 holes

Driver only where it can’t reach trouble
Fat side, never short-side yourself
≤2 doubles, ≤2 three-putts; shoot 88–91

Day 14 Review + plan next block –

Tally doubles & 3-putts across both rounds
Pick the single biggest remaining leak
Decide which drill earned its keep

Then it adapts, to you

✦ The 3-putt that wasn’t a stroke problem

Stint caught that 9 of your last 11 lag putts finished short, avg 4.5 ft, yet your 6-ft make rate is a healthy 70%. So we flipped practice from the gate to the ladder, with one rule: every lag must finish past the hole. Your stroke is fine; your speed is timid.

✦ The driver that was never the problem

Stint noticed you logged 6 doubles on Saturday: 5 started with a greenside chunk or short-sided chip, zero with a tee shot. So we cut range time to one session and moved that hour to the towel drill. The scorecard says your wedges cost you the round.

“I have the heart of a 4:05 marathoner and the legs of an 8-mile runner.”

What your data says

52:00 10K time predicts a ~4:05 marathon

8 mi longest run ever 26.2 is the real gap

15 miles per week a real base, not a beginner

10:18 goal pace /mi 2 min slower than your 10K

The real problem isn’t speed, it’s durability. Your engine is already faster than sub-4:30 needs, but your legs, tendons, and fueling have never seen mile 18.

The ladder · five horizons

1 Year Two-time marathoner, PR 3:55–4:05.

Built on a base that never drops below 25 mpw. The first finish makes the second a tune-up, not a leap.

This quarter Cross the line, 4:18–4:28, no wall.

The 18-week build: mileage 15 → 38, longest run 8 → 20 mi, across four phases with non-negotiable down weeks.

This month Own one adaptation.

Each 4-week block has ONE job: run 5 days without soreness, hold tempo for 4 miles, or finish a 20-miler with gas left.

This sprint The unit you actually live in.

Two weeks: one building long run, one threshold session, a VO2 touch, easy volume, and two strength days.

Today Threshold intervals, your highest-leverage run.

6 mi with 3×1mi @ 9:40, the workout that makes goal pace feel easy. Warm up fully; hit 9:40, not faster.

The 2-week sprint · day by day

Weeks 5–6, ~22–26 mpw. Marathon-pace work enters your life. Tap any day.

Week 1 · Transition (~22 mi)

Mon Rest + mobility 10 min

Full rest
PM hip/ankle mobility: 90/90s, ankle rocks

Tue Easy + strides 4 mi

4 mi @ 11:00
4 × 20-sec strides, full walk-back

Wed Strength A 35 min

Lower-body strength
No running

Thu First marathon-pace touch 5 mi

1 mi warm-up @ 11:00
3 mi @ 10:18 (MP)
1 mi cooldown

Fri Rest or easy –

Optional 3 mi @ 11:15
Or full rest if legs are flat

Sat Strength B + mobility 30 min

Core + single-leg strength
10-min foam roll

Sun Long run 10 mi

10 mi @ 10:50 steady, all easy
Fuel: 1 gel at mile 6, sip water every 2 mi

Week 2 · Build (~26 mi)

Mon Rest + mobility 10 min

Full rest
10-min mobility flow

Tue Threshold intervals 6 mi

1.5 mi warm-up @ 11:00
3 × 1 mi @ 9:40, 3:00 jog recovery
1.5 mi cooldown

Wed Strength A 35 min

Lower-body strength
Optional 20-min easy spin

Thu Easy + strides 5 mi

5 mi @ 11:00
6 × 20-sec strides, genuinely easy

Fri Rest –

Full rest
Sleep 8+ hrs, adaptation happens here

Sat Strength B + shakeout 3 mi

3 mi @ 11:15 shakeout
30 min core + single-leg work

Sun Long run w/ MP finish 12 mi

9 mi @ 10:50
Last 3 mi @ 10:18 (MP)
Fuel: gel at miles 4, 8, 11

Then it adapts, to you

✦ Easy-pace creep

Stint noticed your last 6 easy runs averaged 10:30/mi, not the prescribed 11:00, and resting HR ticked up 4 bpm. So we flipped Thursday to a hidden Zone-2 HR cap (≤145 bpm) and dropped tomorrow’s volume by 2 mi. Easy means easy, enforced.

✦ Long-run fade

Your last two long runs drifted from 10:50 to 11:40 in the final third, right at the 90-minute mark, a textbook fueling bonk, not a fitness limit. So we switched fueling to a gel every 35 min from mile 3 and added a watch reminder. The fix happens now, not on race day.

“From near-zero to a confident 30-minute Spanish conversation in 6 months.”

What your data says

~700 passive words recognizes them on screen

~150 active recall vanish when the buttons do

~0 hrs real listening the single biggest hole

94% of the anxiety is reps only 6% is grammar

The real problem is allocation, not talent. 45 min/day of multiple-choice tapping built the weakest, most passive skill, while logging zero hours of listening and real speaking.

The ladder · five horizons

1 Year Confident, B2-adjacent.

300+ input hours, comfortable hour-long conversations, Spanish-subtitle TV, the Monterrey supplier call handled solo.

This quarter Build the engine.

45–60 comprehensible-input hours, the top 625 words active in Anki, all 90 Language Transfer lessons done, first tutor call by week 2.

This month Lock the daily loop.

~20 input hours, Anki habit locked at 10 cards/day, Language Transfer through ~lesson 40, 2–3 tutor sessions done.

This sprint Install the system.

The daily loop running 7 days, first iTalki lesson on Day 5, phone switched to Spanish, first podcast and show queued.

Today Clear Anki, watch CI, book the tutor.

Clear 14 reviews plus 10 new cards, watch 2 Superbeginner videos with no English subs, and book tomorrow’s first tutor call now.

The 2-week sprint · day by day

Daily 45-min loop: Anki 10m · Language Transfer 10m · comprehensible input 20m · shadowing 5m. Tap any day.

Week 1 · Install the loop

Day 1 Set up Anki 45 min

Install Anki, import Refold 1K, 10 new cards
Language Transfer lessons 1–3
Dreaming Spanish Superbeginner, 3 videos

Day 2 First reviews 45 min

Clear reviews + 10 new (~20 words)
LT lessons 4–6
Superbeginner ~20 min, shadow a 60-sec clip

Day 3 Switch phone to Spanish 45 min

Reviews + 10 new (~30 words)
LT 7–9 (-ar/-er/-ir endings)
Superbeginner, shadow a 90-sec clip

Day 4 Book the tutor now 45 min

Reviews + 10 new (~40 words)
LT 10–12 (past tense intro)
Superbeginner, record yourself once

Day 5 Tutor session #1 30 min

Reviews + 10 new (~50 words), LT 13–14
First real talk: greetings, me llamo, soy de, 1–20
Goal: survive 30 minutes and realize you didn’t die

Day 6 Subscribe to a podcast 45 min

Reviews + 10 new (~60 words)
LT 15–17
First easy Beginner video, shadow a 90-sec clip

Day 7 Week-1 review 45 min

Reviews only, no new cards, consolidate
LT 18–19, re-record and compare to Day 4
~7 CI hours, ~60 active words

Week 2 · Stretch + second conversation

Day 8 ser vs estar clicks 45 min

Reviews + 10 new (~70 words)
LT 20–22 (the ser/estar model)
Beginner, 2 videos

Day 9 Catching whole phrases 45 min

Reviews + 10 new (~80 words)
LT 23–25
Beginner ~20 min, shadow 90-sec

Day 10 Spanish, a daily habit 45 min

Reviews + 10 new (~90 words)
LT 26–28 (object pronouns)
Beginner, add a Spanish cooking video

Day 11 Prep tutor phrases 45 min

Reviews + 10 new (~100 words)
LT 29–31
Beginner, focus on intonation, prep 5 phrases

Day 12 Tutor session #2 30 min

Reviews + 10 new (~110 words), LT 32–33
Describe your morning, job, kids; one past-tense sentence
Goal: string 3–4 sentences without rehearsing

Day 13 Queue your first show 45 min

Reviews + 10 new (~120 words)
LT 34–36
Beginner ~25 min stretch, shadow a faster clip

Day 14 Sprint review 45 min

Reviews only, consolidate, LT 37–38
Re-watch a Superbeginner video, feel how easy it is now
~13 CI hrs, ~120 active words, 2 convos done

Then it adapts, to you

✦ Anki overflow

Stint caught your reviews spiking to 62 due cards on Day 9, completion dropping to 70% two days running. So it flipped new cards from 10/day to 5 for the rest of the sprint and moved Anki after your input block. Reviews stay sacred; intake bends so the guilt pile never forms.

✦ Listening breakthrough

Stint noticed you re-watched the same Superbeginner video three times and comprehension jumped from 60% to 95%. So it bumped your feed up to Beginner and surfaced Español con Juan as a stretch. You move up the moment your data says you’re ready, not on a fixed calendar.

“From bouncing off Crime and Punishment to genuinely well-read in a year.”

What your data says

6 books a year mostly contemporary

<10% retention reads passively, like TV

p.80 twice quit C&P lost the thread, gave up

30 min daily time enough, just spent in bed

The problem is mechanical, not willpower. You start with the wrong book, read passively, and read exhausted at bedtime with no structure.

The ladder · five horizons

1 Year 14 works, in order, retained.

Homer to Camus, read actively with notes. A commonplace book of 200+ entries and a finished, understood Crime and Punishment.

This quarter Build the engine.

Works 1–4: Odyssey, Oedipus, Plato, Aeneid. The real goal is installing the system, not just four books.

This month The Odyssey, cover to cover.

One epic in ~3 weeks at 20 pages a day, with 15+ commonplace entries. Prove the system works on yourself.

This sprint Odyssey, Books 1–12.

Fourteen days through the journey-out half: the Cyclops, Circe, the Underworld, the Sirens. A win you actually achieve.

Today Book 1, with coffee.

“Tell me about a complicated man.” ~18 pages, ~22 minutes, read at 7:10am, then one line and two sentences in your commonplace book.

The 2-week sprint · day by day

The Odyssey, trans. Emily Wilson. Books 1–12 in 14 days. ~30 min daily: read, then a 5-min reflection. Tap any day.

Week 1 · The journey begins

Day 1 Book 1 · Athena visits Telemachus ~22 min

Read ~18 pages
Why open in the middle, 20 years gone?
Companion: Wilson’s intro, first 15 pp

Day 2 Book 2 · Telemachus sails

Read ~16 pages
A coming-of-age before an adventure

Day 3 Book 3 · Nestor at Pylos

Read ~17 pages
The effect of hearing Troy secondhand
Companion: Emily Wilson interview

Day 4 Book 4 · Menelaus & Helen

Read ~22 pages
Conflicting war stories; memory vs truth

Day 5 Book 5 · Calypso’s island

Read ~17 pages
Why is our hero’s entrance un-heroic?
Companion: Vandiver on Books 1–5

Day 6 Books 6 & 7 · Nausicaa; Phaeacia weekend

Read ~30 pages
What the tender scene reveals

Day 7 Book 8 · Demodocus sings of Troy weekend

Read ~24 pages
Stories and grief
Catch-up buffer if behind

Week 2 · The famous tales

Day 8 Book 9 · The Cyclops

Read ~22 pages
Clever, or doomed by pride?
Companion: Vandiver on Book 9

Day 9 Book 10 · Aeolus & Circe

Read ~25 pages
Leadership and trust

Day 10 Book 11 · The Underworld

Read ~24 pages
Why is this the center of the poem?
Companion: Vandiver on the Nekyia

Day 11 Book 12 · Sirens, Scylla, Charybdis

Read ~20 pages
Fate, or failure?
You’ve finished the journey-out half

Day 12 Re-read & review entries checkpoint

Re-read a favorite from Books 9–12
Flip through your 11 entries
Which line do you recall unaided?

Day 13 Book 13 · Landing on Ithaca weekend

Read ~20 pages
How the mood shifts
Companion: Vandiver on the second half

Day 14 Book 14 + half-time summary weekend

Read ~26 pages
Write a 5-sentence arc from memory
Sprint review

Then it adapts, to you

✦ The bedtime leak

Stint noticed your last 4 sessions all logged after 10:40pm: three under 12 minutes with no entry, the signature of reading two pages and falling asleep. So we flipped your block to 7:10am and dropped the target from 25 to 18 pages until the morning habit holds.

✦ The Book 11 spike

Stint noticed you spent 38 minutes on the Underworld, nearly double your average, and your entry just read “too many names.” So instead of pushing on, we inserted a 20-minute re-anchor day with a lecture and a who’s-who, turning a quit-risk into your favorite chapter.

What Stint does

One AI, running every part of your life.

No buzzwords. Here's exactly what it does today, and what's landing in the beta.

Your AI coach

AI Coach Knows your whole life and talks to you like a person. Ask it anything, any time.
Morning Brief Every morning: what it handled, what needs you, what’s on the radar. In-app, plus text & email.
AI Actions · you approve Drafts the reply, schedules the event, sets the reminder. Nothing happens without your one-tap OK.
Nightly Check-inSoon Log your day in 20 seconds, Whoop-style, so it sharpens tomorrow’s brief.
AI MemorySoon Gets sharper the longer you use it, and you control what it sees. Mark anything private; “forget this” really forgets.

Plan your day

AI Day Planner A time-blocked day, arranged around what actually matters today.
Unified Tasks & Projects To-dos, projects and subtasks in one place, ranked for you.
Goals & Timelines Set goals and bucket them by horizon: 3-month, 1-year, 5-year.
Life Sprints Time-boxed pushes with an AI-built daily roadmap and weekly recalibration.
Smart CalendarSoon Your week at a glance; the AI moves, protects and books your time.

Track your life

Habits & Streaks Build habits with streaks, levels and XP.
Patterns & Nudges It spots what works (“you read 40% more on gym days”) and flags what’s slipping.
Health & Fitness Weight, sleep, recovery and workouts, synced from your wearables.
Life ScoreSoon Your whole life in five categories (Health, Work, Money, Mind, Personal), scored and trended weekly.
MoneySoon Balances and spending, pulled in automatically.

Focus & mind

Deep Work Mode A locked, blacked-out Pomodoro with session tracking.
Meditation & 40Hz Pre-focus meditation and built-in 40Hz binaural beats.
Journal & Brain Dump Capture a thought, then promote it into a task, goal or project.
Daily Inspiration A line of philosophy or scripture, from your source of choice.

Connected Soon

Connect your whole life so it actually knows you, with no manual logging.

CalendarGoogle Calendar (read + write)
EmailDraft & send on your command
WorkGitHub · Slack · Notion · Calendly
FitnessWhoop · Oura · Fitbit · Garmin · Strava · MyFitnessPal
MoneyYour banks, cards & investments, via Plaid

Everywhere & yours

Web & mobileSame workflows, same data, wherever you are. Mobile soon
Private by defaultExport everything, delete anything, and your data is never used to train anyone's models.

Get in free. Lock your rate for good.

The first 150 founding members get Stint free now, an early-access head start, and the founding price locked for life, well below what it'll cost later.

Private beta

What this costs in real life

A real executive assistant$4,000/mo
A life coach$500/mo
An accountability coach$300/mo
All of them~$4,800/mo

Stint is all three

from $2.31/week

One app. A rounding error on what the humans cost.

Market rates shown are illustrative. Stint from-price is the annual plan's weekly equivalent.

Core

Half a Cup of Coffee

$2.31/week save 42%

Billed annually: $119.99/yr

For daily momentum.

Your whole dashboard: goals, habits, tasks, journal
Life Score: Health, Career, Mind, scored weekly
Goal roadmap with real progress tracking
Wins log: proof you’re actually moving
Morning brief, whenever you ask
Everyday coaching, about 10 messages a day
Nudges when something slips

Lighter coaching · no integrations

Start with Coffee

Founding rate

Full

~~$5.77~~$4.42/week save 37%

Billed annually: $229.99/yr

Your coach reaches out first.

Everything in Coffee, plus:

Your coach checks in every morning, proactively
Morning brief written for you, daily, automatically
Full AI weekly review: what moved, what slipped
Long-term memory: a coach that remembers you
Calendar auto-logging, health devices rolling out
A scheduled routine that preps your week
Expanded coaching, built for every day

Locked for life · Standard is $8.99/wk · $299.99/yr after founding

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~~$17.29~~$13.44/week save 33%

Billed annually: $699/yr

Stint runs the system with you.

Everything in Full, plus:

5 agentic routines running on your schedule
Monthly deep report: the month, measured
Evening check-in that closes every day
Deepest coaching model on the hard conversations
Anytime plan recalibration
Priority access, always first in line
Highest usage, never think about limits

Locked for life · yearly Premium is web-only · Standard $24.99/wk after

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FAQ

Questions, answered straight.

What does it cost?

Nothing during the private beta. You’re in early to shape it, well before there’s any pricing to discuss, and founding members keep that standing.

What’s live today, and what’s still coming?

Live now: the coach, your daily brief, AI-built sprints, and the full command center: tasks, habits, calendar, goals, journal. Rolling out through the beta: the morning brief that reaches out to you. On the way: calendar and health integrations, text and push, and a single Life Score. We’ll always tell you which is which.

How private is it?

You decide what the coach can see. Mark anything private, and “forget this” genuinely removes it. Your data is yours, never sold, and you can export or delete it whenever you like.

How will you contact me?

By email, about your access. That’s the whole of it for now. Texts are optional and still to come. You can unsubscribe from anything in a single click.

Where can I use it?

The first beta lives on the web, with your daily brief delivered by email. Mobile and proactive messaging are next.

What happens after I request access?

You hold a seat. We reach out as access opens, and you begin with a short, sharp onboarding: a few minutes of real conversation, and Stint already has a genuine read on you.

Private beta

150 seats. Then it closes.

The first beta is 100 people. You'll be among the first to run your life on Stint, and you'll shape what it becomes. Joining costs nothing.

Full access, free during the beta
A daily brief from day one
A direct line to shape the product
Your data stays yours: export or delete anytime

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