📅 Know what's coming up today

Ask MyNaavi to walk you through your day. Calendar, reminders, important emails, and your own notes — all synthesized into one breath, not four apps. The fastest version of "what do I need to know right now?"

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1. The fastest way

Open the app, tap the microphone, and say one sentence:

Walk me through today.

MyNaavi assembles your day from four places at once — your Google Calendar, any reminders you set, the emails worth knowing about, and anything you asked MyNaavi to remember that touches today — and reads it back as a single short briefing. Not a list. Not a notification panel. An actual narrative of your next twelve hours.

2. More ways to say it

You can ask for the whole day, a slice of it, or one specific thing. All of these work:

Anything I should know before my 2pm?

Was there anything from the school today?

What did you remind me of yesterday?

What got moved or cancelled?

A few patterns worth knowing:

"Before my [time / event]" — MyNaavi pulls the prep context for that specific meeting: recent emails with the people involved, anything you asked MyNaavi to remember about them, and your own notes from past meetings on the same topic.
"Anything from [sender / topic]" — semantic email filter. "From the school" matches emails about the school whether the sender name is the principal, the PTA, or an auto-generated newsletter address — Naavi reads what the email is about, not just who sent it.
"What got moved or cancelled?" — Naavi compares today's calendar to what it looked like yesterday and tells you the diff. Useful first-thing-in-the-morning question.

3. What happens next

MyNaavi fetches your Google Calendar live — including any events that were just added or changed in the last few minutes.

MyNaavi layers in your reminders due today, the active arrival alerts that might fire, any all-day events on your calendar (holidays, birthdays, conferences, multi-day trips — anything with no clock time attached), and any recurring tasks you asked MyNaavi to remember that fall on this date.

MyNaavi scans your email for what's worth knowing about — flagged messages, items requiring action, invoices due, replies to threads you started. Not all of your inbox: just the parts that matter for today.

MyNaavi synthesizes everything into a short brief, usually 30 seconds to a minute of speech. The brief is not a robot-meeting-list of every event — MyNaavi summarizes and prioritizes, the way a helpful chief of staff would.

The brief is time-aware. Asked at 8am, MyNaavi covers the whole day from now forward. Asked at 4pm, MyNaavi covers the rest of today AND starts including tomorrow morning so you can prep ahead.

Why this beats opening Calendar Calendar shows you events. MyNaavi shows you what matters about them. The dentist appointment at 3pm becomes "dentist at 3 — Bayview at Lawrence, you'll want to leave by 2:25 in this traffic, and the reminder text to confirm went out yesterday with no reply yet." Same event. Different amount of useful information.

4. Get it automatically every morning

You do not have to ask. In the app, open Settings → Morning Brief Call, set a time — say, 7:15am — and MyNaavi calls your phone every weekday morning and reads the brief out loud. By the time you finish brushing your teeth, you know what's coming.

Where this matters most Mornings before the kids are up. The commute (if you take one). The walk between meetings. Any time you want to hear what's next without picking up the phone. The morning call is the simplest version: you do nothing, the day arrives in your ear.

5. Tips that make this work better

Use natural phrasing. "What's on my plate today?" works just as well as "walk me through today". Naavi understands intent, not keywords.
Be specific when you want a slice. "Just the calendar this morning" trims the brief to calendar-only. "Just emails I need to act on" trims it to actionable email. Useful when you already know what you need.
The morning brief is time-aware. After 3pm, the brief automatically starts including tomorrow's events alongside today's so you can plan ahead. This is by design — by mid-afternoon, the rest of today is locked in and tomorrow morning is what matters next.
Voice line works too. Call your MyNaavi number and say "walk me through today" — same brief, no need to look at the screen. Useful when you are already in the car.
Ask a follow-up. After the brief, you can ask "more about the dentist appointment" or "what was the email from the school?" Naavi keeps the context and goes deeper without you having to start over.
Read it AND hear it. When you ask in chat, the brief shows up as a clean scannable list on screen — bullets, sections by time of day — and the audio reads back as natural sentences with pauses between items. The screen is for scanning; the voice is for listening. Same content, shaped right for each.
If MyNaavi can't find something, you'll be told. No invented events. No glossed-over missing details. If a calendar invite changed since this morning's sync, the change gets named. If an expected email isn't in the inbox, you'll hear "the inbox was empty" rather than a made-up sender.

6. If the brief is missing something

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Most common cause: the Google connection (Calendar and Gmail) has expired and needs to be reconnected — open Settings → Connections in the app and reconnect Google. If the connection is healthy and the brief still feels light, ask Naavi directly — "what about my dentist appointment?" — to confirm the event is reachable. If it is, the briefing layer just chose to summarize it briefly. If it is not, the Calendar sync is the place to look. Still stuck? Contact support.