An app that calls you, on your terms.
Some tasks need more than a notification. Ask Unstuck to ring before it's time, and your phone rings like a normal call, with your notes and the first step. On weekday mornings, it calls to help you plan the day.
A call before a scheduled task
Schedule a task, then ask for a call from the task itself, or just tell the assistant. When your phone rings, Unstuck reads back what you wanted to remember, when the task starts and the first step. Then you can talk it through, hands-free.
A morning call, and check-ins if you want them
A short morning call to plan the day is on by default with the Balanced and Coach notification levels: weekdays at 9 in the morning. Pick the time, have it ring every day, or turn it off. Two more calls stay off until you turn them on: a check-in when a block ends without its task marked done, and an evening wrap-up.
Change them in Settings → Notifications & calls, on the web or in the app, or ask the assistant to move or stop the morning call.
You decide when it rings
- It rings for the calls you ask for, for the morning call until you turn it off, and for any check-in call you switch on. On Calm, there is no morning call.
- Each phone keeps to the hours you allow in Settings → Notifications & calls. Outside them, it stays quiet.
- Calls ring on your phone, in the Unstuck app. A web browser can’t take a call, but you can ask for one from the web and it rings your phone.
Voice minutes
A call is the same voice as Talk, and the two share one voice allowance. Typing to the assistant never uses it.
What a call shares
A call is the assistant on the phone. Like Talk, it sends your speech and the same snapshot of your account the assistant uses to our AI service providers, so it can answer you. We do not permit AI service providers to use your private content to train their general-purpose or foundation models. Section 9 of the privacy policy has the detail.
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