Lazy Invite vs Presteza

Lazy Invite turns plain text into a real calendar invite. Paste "Lunch with Sam Thursday 1pm at Café Nero" and get a valid .ics file you can save to your calendar, share with anyone, or hand off as a QR code. It all happens on your device. The AI model runs locally, so there's no account, no sign-up, and nothing is uploaded to a server. Works fully offline. WHAT YOU CAN DO • Text → invite — describe an event in everyday language; get a standards- compliant .ics back, ready for Apple Calendar, Google Calendar, or Outlook. • Share anywhere — save the file, share it through any app, copy the raw .ics, or show a scannable QR code so someone can add the event by pointing a camera. • Contact cards — generate and share vCard (.vcf) contact files the same way. • History — every invite you make is kept on-device so you can reopen, re-share, or tweak it later. • Bookmarks — save links and notes in a clean, brutalist list. Optionally sync them across your own devices through a WebDAV server you control. • Protected categories — lock private bookmarks behind Face ID / fingerprint with an encrypted on-device vault and a recovery key. PRIVATE BY DESIGN • On-device AI — generation runs locally; your text never leaves the phone. • No account, no tracking, no ads. • Offline-first — once the model is downloaded, you don't need a connection. Lazy Invite is for anyone tired of fiddly event forms — just say what's happening and let the app build the invite.

**You live your life. Presteza takes care of the schedule.** Your calendar isn’t the problem. Administering it is. Booking, remembering, checking whether there’s time, remembering the document you need to bring, chasing the person who said they’d reply. It’s work that shows up nowhere and eats the whole day. **Say what’s happening** “Appointment with Dr. Lima Thursday at 11:30 on Paulista.” Done. No form, no category to pick, no fields. Presteza understands the sentence and shows you what it understood — before saving, so you can correct it. It works typed, spoken, or shared from another app: a message, a photo, a PDF. **Know what matters now** My Day doesn’t list everything you have. It names the few things that deserve your attention — and stays quiet when there are none. A calm day is a legitimate answer, not an empty screen to fill. **When to leave, when that can be worked out** With an address, Presteza works out the journey and tells you when to go. When it can’t work it out, it says so, instead of guessing. **What you need to bring** If the clinic’s message said “bring the lab request”, Presteza reminds you on the day. It doesn’t invent preparations: it repeats what was written, and shows you where it came from. **What you’re waiting on** “Marina said she’d send the quote.” It’s on record, and it comes back when the date passes. Without chasing anyone for you, and without an opinion about who runs late. **Alongside the iPhone Calendar** Presteza reads the calendars you choose. Your events stay the Calendar’s; it only knows about them so it won’t offer you a time you’ve already given away. **Across the iPhone** Home Screen widget, a Live Activity as the appointment approaches, Shortcuts and Siri, and sharing from any app. **Private by architecture** No account. No sign-up. Na Presteza server. Your appointments stay on your iPhone. What you write, say or photograph is interpreted on the device. Routing and weather use Apple services when you ask for them. That is the only thing that leaves the device, and only when you ask. **No subscription** Seven days with everything unlocked. After that, one permanent purchase. When the trial ends, **nothing is deleted**. Your schedule stays whole and visible; what then requires the purchase is creating and editing. **In six languages** Portuguese, English, Spanish, German, French and Italian — and Presteza understands sentences in all six, not just a translated interface.