Your Neuro Agent
A Custom Agent in your private Notion workspace. It catches what you give it, keeps it sorted, and brings it back when it matters. Built around your context, not a generic chatbot.
What gets set up
One agent. Five things that make it useful from day one.
Agent Memory
The shared holding space between you and your agent. The things that shouldn't have to live in your head.
The first-month interview
45 minutes where Jamie learns how you actually live. Your agent starts with your context. It doesn't start cold.
The way you reach it
Notion on every device. Voice and quick capture. For eligible iPhones, the Action Button as a one-press doorway.
Ownership and exit
The agent and the workspace are yours. While you're with Neuro Support, the running cost is covered inside your monthly fee. If you leave, you take the Notion plan over directly, about NZ$80 to NZ$110 a month, and everything keeps running. Nothing is locked to us.
Where Agent Memory begins
Without the interview, the agent is generic. With it, it's built around the shape of your week from day one.
Jamie asks. You talk. The system listens.
What it covers:
- How a normal week looks. The good days and the bad ones.
- What you've tried that worked, and what didn't.
- What's on your shoulders that shouldn't be.
- What you want it to do without being asked.
- The language you want, and the language you don't.
While you talk, it's transcribed using voice-to-text on your device, with your consent. Jamie runs that transcript through your agent's setup. The audio itself isn't kept. The transcript is yours. Delete it anytime. Jamie keeps no copies.
Your Agent's memory
You capture. The agent holds. It surfaces what matters when it matters.
What it holds:
- Tasks and their state. What's done, drifting, or blocked.
- Your routines, and the shape of your week.
- Decisions you've already made, so you don't re-decide them.
- Patterns about what helps you and what doesn't.
- Your context for support. What's hard now. What's improving.
What it will not do:
- Replace clinical records or care plans.
- Make judgements about you.
- Surface anything to Jamie unless you set that up.
- Keep things forever. Prune, edit, or delete anytime.
What that feels like:
You, Tuesday, by voice"There's a WINZ form. I can't face it."
Your agent"That's the disability allowance renewal, due the 14th. You did the same form in March, and those answers are saved. I've drafted it from them. Two things have changed. Ten minutes, not an hour."
It knew the date. It kept the March answers. It started the draft instead of handing you advice. That's Agent Memory.
The mind is for having ideas, not for holding them.
What it does
It doesn't just suggest. It helps you do.
Ask most AI a question and you get advice. A list of things to go and do yourself, from a blank page, every time. Your agent starts the doing with you.
It drafts the email so you're editing, not staring at a blank page. It makes a start on the budget. It fills in the form, writes up the notes, breaks a pile of mess into steps you can actually take. It suggests the next useful thing, then helps you do it. These are the practical jobs a good support worker helps with, done with your whole situation already loaded, so you never start from scratch.
A chatbot starts cold every time. A Neuro Agent already knows your situation.
The way you reach it
The agent lives in Notion. Your devices are how you stay in touch.
Open it on your phone or computer. Most capture is voice or a quick note. The agent does the rest.
If you have an iPhone
The iPhone Action Button.
If you have a recent iPhone, the Action Button becomes a one-press doorway to your agent, set up in your own time with Jamie's checklist. One press. Voice or type. The thought is out of your head before the moment to write it down passes.
It's the fastest doorway, not a requirement. The system works fully without it on any device. Talk to Jamie about your phone on the Discovery Call.
Sensory-friendly settings. Workspace defaults are set during the build; your phone follows in your own time, with a checklist:
- Notification batching, so you're not interrupted constantly.
- Motion and animation reduced.
- Focus modes for working, evening, and hard days.
- Display, sound, and haptics tuned for comfort.
Worth knowing now
Your workspace is yours. You decide what's shared, and with whom.
Private to you
Home
Your whole workspace. Jamie can't see it. If you ever want his help inside Home, you grant access and take it back. It never opens on its own.
About MeDiaryGoalsRoutinesTasksPlansCapturesRemindersAnything else
Jamie can see
Neuro Support
One shared page: Working on, Current Focus, Help. Everything here is your deliberate choice, depersonalised on the way in.
Optional · your team
Team
A shared space for the people in your corner, if you want one. A partner, a parent, a support worker. Some help run it with you. Others just stay in the loop. People who only stay in the loop join free; people who help operate the system take a paid seat, one per person, sorted during your build conversation. You decide who comes in and what they see. Home stays private, even from them.
Your agent reads what you tell it but doesn't auto-write to a shared page. Captures stay in Home unless you choose to share them. The Team space is opt-in, and you can add or remove people any time.
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For people who need a system, not another reminder to try harder.
- You keep losing track of tasks, forms, messages, or appointments.
- Apps work briefly, then collapse.
- You need capture to be easier than sorting.
- You want a private workspace you control.
- You're tired of your brain being the only place the plan exists.
Day one, you start capturing. You don't have to use it perfectly. A capture a day is enough. If most of those land, book a Discovery Call. If they don't, that's useful too.
One next step
Hold a place for your first month.
The waitlist locks in a place for when the first month opens. The Discovery Call is the way to ask questions first. Free, low-pressure, no commitment.