What to ask your AI assistant

Talk normally — your assistant turns it into a plan your friends can open with one link. Here are the things people ask most.

Plan a weekend with friends

You: Plan a cabin weekend with Anna, Pavel and Eva sometime in October. I’m free every weekend except the 18th.

Assistant: creates the plan, marks your free days, and replies with the link to send to the group chat.

Later — You: Which weekend works best?

Assistant: reads the plan: “Oct 25–26 — all four of you are free.”

Answer an invite you got

You: Here’s the dinner poll Tom sent: https://lesgooo.fun/ab12/when — I can do Tuesday or Thursday.

Assistant: joins as you, sets Tuesday and Thursday, and confirms what it saved.

Decide where to go

You: Suggest Riverside Park and Lakeside Beach for the BBQ and vote for the park.

Assistant: adds both places and up-votes the park. Anyone can vote in the app’s Where tab.

Keep a shared to-do list

You: Add grill, charcoal and ice to our BBQ list. I’ll bring the grill.

Assistant: adds the three items; later, “I bought the ice” ticks it off.

Split the costs after a trip

You: I paid 3,600 CZK for the cabin and 900 for groceries, split between all four of us. Who owes me what?

Assistant: adds both expenses and reads the balances: “Anna, Pavel and Eva each owe you 1,125 CZK.”

Lock in the plan

You: We agreed on Saturday at 18:00 at Riverside Park — update the event and say I’m coming.

Assistant: updates the date, time and place everyone sees, and answers the RSVP with yes.

Catch up on what happened

You: Anything new in the trip plan since yesterday?

Assistant: “Eva joined and picked her days, Pavel said he’s coming, and someone suggested a new place.”

Tips for good results

  • Name the plan and who it’s for — your assistant uses it as the title.
  • Paste the link when a friend already started a plan.
  • Say your name the way the group knows you, so you don’t end up twice in the plan.
  • An explicit request authorizes that action. The assistant should ask about missing identity, ambiguous dates or timezone before saving, and read back the result afterwards.

Find a shared time

You: I’m Jana. In this saved plan, add that I’m free on 12 November 2026 from 18:00 to 20:00 in Europe/Prague. Keep my other availability.

Assistant: saves a precise window and reads back the actual date and hours. It asks for your timezone if unknown.

Later — You: Which hours overlap with everyone else?

Assistant: compares actual common windows. A partial-day answer is not an all-day yes, and an overlap is a suggestion rather than a confirmed Event. Friends can see and edit these hours in Days + Time. Learn how to find a time that works for everyone.

Frequently asked questions

Does it work in other languages?

Yes. Talk to your assistant in any language; the plan itself is language-neutral (dates, names, places).

Can my assistant plan without me confirming?

A clear request authorizes the specific action, so you do not need to confirm it twice. The assistant should clarify unclear identity, dates, times or money details before writing. A suggested next step is not permission to make another change.

Prefer to plan yourself?

The app works the same without an assistant — one link, no signup.

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