Start the day informed.
A morning briefing reads the owner's Google Calendar and Google Health (Fitbit) sleep records, then sends a short summary to the owner through a private messaging channel.
Personal automation / Self-hosted
Nana
A little help with
the everyday.
A private assistant for one person. Nana runs on its owner's own server and connects to the owner's own Google account to keep small, daily tasks in order.
Read the privacy policyThree quiet routines
Give errands a place.
Dated to-do items are mirrored onto a dedicated private calendar, keeping the owner's reminders alongside the rest of the day.
Know what needs attention.
An inbox check counts unread mail and reads headers only — sender and subject. Message bodies are not read for this purpose.
One server. One owner.
Personal by design.
Nana is a single-user tool, not a public service. There are no user accounts, no sign-up, no multi-user access, and no third-party customers. The only Google account it can access is its owner's.
Google user data is stored locally on the owner's own hardware. It is not shared, sold, or disclosed to third parties, used for advertising, or used to train or improve AI/ML models. Private summaries are delivered back to the owner as described in the Privacy Policy.
A clear view of access.
Nana uses Google Calendar access, read-only Google Health sleep access, and read-only Gmail access. The Privacy Policy lists the exact scopes and explains how data is accessed, used, stored, and shared, including how to revoke access.
Nana's use of information received from Google APIs adheres to the Google API Services User Data Policy, including the Limited Use requirements.