Prompts vs Jeves

Prompts gets you writing again, fast. When you stall, it gives you a small nudge: a question, angle, or next move using proprietary, on-device and totally private AI generation, so you keep momentum without anyone writing for you. What you’ll get: • Quick prompts that unblock you any time • Works for journaling, fiction, essays, blogs, and professional writing • You stay the author, no AI ghostwriting • A massive prompt library + on-device generation for near-endless variations • Thousands of starting lines so you never face a blank page • Works entirely offline, no account required Use Prompts to: • Beat writer’s block • Escape loops and find a fresh direction • Start writing faster (and keep momentum longer) • Build a simple daily writing habit How it works: 1. Start writing (or choose a randomly generated starting line) 2. Tap to get an AI prompt 3. Write a little more, tap again whenever you need another push Designed for writers who want help thinking, not help being replaced. Available on iPhone and Mac.

Some thinking is too complex for a message thread and too important to stay in your head. Jeves is a thinking environment. You bring something unresolved: a decision, a tension, a situation you've been circling. You work through it in conversation. Not Q and A. Not prompts and responses. The conversation is the thinking itself. It does different things depending on where you are. Working through a decision? It questions whether you're asking the right question. Generating? It follows and extends without collapsing what you're building. Processing something real? It stays with what's actually there. What it surfaces is usually underneath what you said: a hidden assumption, a feedback loop, a frame that's producing the difficulty. Not by explaining you to yourself. By making the structure visible so you can examine it. Bring whatever you have. Jeves holds the thread.