Pally Recipes | One text away from done

Routines you set up with one text.

A recipe is something you hand to pally once: a call it should make, a brief it should send, a thing it should never let you forget. Tap one, send the text, and it's running.

Calls

Call it in

Pally makes real phone calls for you: books the table, chases the appointment, sits through the hold music.
can you call Luigi's and book a table for 4 tonight around 8?
Sure. Want me to give your name for the booking?
Phone

Daily rhythm

Morning brief
One text every morning with what actually matters: your day, your inbox, and the things you said you'd do.
Morning ☀️ Three meetings today and your 2pm moved to 3. Two emails need you: Priya's contract question and the Apex invoice. And you told Sam you'd send the deck. That's still open.
draft a reply to priya and remind me about the deck at 1
Gmail Calendar Slack

Reminders

The friendly nag
Hand pally the thing you keep putting off. It won't forget, and it won't let you either.
nag me every day at 6 until I book the dentist
Happily. Every day at 6pm until it's done. What counts as done: booked, or actually been?
iMessage

Workout accountability

A training partner in your texts: checks in before, follows up after, and keeps the streak honest.
Gym day 💪 Push day per the plan. You're at 3 weeks without missing a session. Going after work?
so tired. thinking of skipping
iMessage

Email

Inbox, triaged
Ask what actually needs you. Pally reads the pile, flags the few, and drafts the replies.
what in my inbox actually needs me today?
Three things: Priya's contract question, your landlord confirming Thursday, and a refund form that expires Friday. The other 34 can wait. I've drafted replies for the first two. Want a look?
Gmail Outlook

People

Never miss a birthday
Pally keeps the dates, reminds you in time, and helps with the gift and the message.
neve let me forget a birthday
Deal. I already know six from your contacts. Tell me others as they come up and I'll remind you a week out and again on the day.
iMessage Calendar CRM

Messages

iMessage catch-up
Back from a flight, a meeting, or a day off your phone? Pally reads the pile-up and tells you what actually needs an answer.
catch me up on my texts, i was in meetings all day
12 chats piled up. Three matter: your sister needs a yes or no on Saturday, Jake moved poker to 9, and the group chat finally picked a restaurant. Want any replies drafted?
iMessage

Travel

Flight finder
Real fares, ranked for you, with a secure checkout link when you're ready. No tabs, no incognito games.
flights to denver next friday, back sunday night
Found 14 options. Best three: United 7:05am nonstop $238, Southwest 9:40am nonstop $221, Delta 6:15pm one-stop $189. Want the Southwest?
iMessage

Errands

Buy it for me
Send the link, approve the total, and pally works the checkout, payment included.
buy the coffee grinder in that link i sent, the black one
Got it. $64.20 with shipping to your place, arriving Thursday. Ok to order?
iMessage

Work

Pre-meeting briefs
Walk in knowing who's in the room, your history, and what's still open, without doing the homework.
Your 2:30 with Dana Perez from Northwind: you've met once (March intro call), and you owe her tiered pricing numbers. News: Northwind announced a Series B last week.
pull up the pricing thread
Calendar Gmail CRM

Money

Receipt keeper
Receipts forward themselves, stack up neatly, and surface the moment you need one.
forward any receipts to expenses@myco.com as they arrive
Done. New receipts will auto-forward. I also found 23 from this month sitting in your inbox. Approve all 23 in one go?
Gmail Outlook

Daily rhythm

Sunday recap
A Sunday-evening note: what pally quietly handled this week, and one thing it could take over next.
This week: 14 receipts filed, 3 meetings rescheduled without the email ping-pong, and your mom's gift arrived on time. One idea: you forwarded four newsletters to the same friend. Want me to just do that from now on?
ha, yes do that
iMessage

Anything you'd hand a great assistant, you can hand pally. Just describe it in a text.