dEssence
Send it to Tracy. She'll figure out what matters.
In their words
Life doesn't arrive as tasks. It arrives as emails, links, screenshots, products and messages. Often all you know is: I'll probably need to do something with this later.
dEssence gives you Tracy, an AI assistant for everyday life admin. Most tools expect you to work out what to do before they can help. Tracy starts with the thing itself.
Send her something. She understands it, remembers the details that matter and comes back when there's a reason, so you can stop checking. Ask for a reminder at the time you pick, ask her to watch a price or your size, or hand her a long email and get back what to do and by when.
Ask her something. She uses what you've already shared to give you a useful answer.
Tracy stays quiet until there's a reason. You make the decisions, she keeps track. Works in the web app, the Chrome extension, Telegram and iMessage. Free plan, no card needed. Pro is $10 a month.
Fact file
Web app- Web
- Chrome extension
- Telegram
- Free plan limits
- 20 saves and 20 messages a day
- Pro plan limits
- 150 saves and 200 messages a day
- Watch capacity
- 100 watched pages checked daily on free
What is dEssence?
Sending links, screenshots and files to Tracy
Handling the everyday life admin that usually gets lost in browser tabs and forgotten folders is the role of dEssence, featuring an AI assistant named Tracy. Users send links, product pages, screenshots, files, emails, and ideas as they are, without organizing them into folders or configuring tags. For most tools, saving a link marks the end of the process. In contrast, dEssence takes that saved item through five steps: send, understand, save, watch, and return.
Following up on prices, deadlines and restocks
After a user drops a piece of information into the platform, Tracy reads the content, pulls out key details, and monitors changes over time. When a product price drops, a specific size returns to stock, a trial subscription is about to renew, or a school form is due, Tracy sends a notification. Instead of requiring users to check mental lists or monitor multiple tabs, the assistant stays quiet until a deadline approaches, a price changes, or an action is required.
Web app, Chrome extension and Telegram access
dEssence operates across multiple interfaces, allowing users to send items via the web app, a Telegram bot, the Chrome extension, or direct file uploads. The free tier permits twenty saves and twenty messages a day, along with one hundred daily checks on watched pages. The Pro subscription costs ten dollars a month and increases limits to one hundred fifty saves and two hundred messages daily while checking watched items more frequently.