How it works
Tell NANTI what you mean.
It helps you keep track of it.
Type naturally, even with typos. Ask NANTI to remember something, paste a conversation, or upload a screenshot. NANTI finds likely actions, dates, people, and follow-ups, then saves what is clear or asks when something important is missing.
You do not need to write perfect task commands. NANTI is designed for everyday Indonesian, English, mixed language, shorthand, and messy chat.
One conversation
Ask, save, change, and finish work in the same place.
NANTI is not a form you have to maintain. You can tell it what needs to happen, ask what you are forgetting, change the timing later, or mark something done in normal language.
Ask NANTI
Messy language is okay
Got it. Pulang dari Puncak tomorrow at 10:00.
The flow
From a conversation to something you can rely on.
1. Bring the context
Type directly into Ask NANTI, paste a conversation, or upload a screenshot. Copying a WhatsApp chat into NANTI works today; direct WhatsApp forwarding is not required for the public app.
2. NANTI interprets it
It looks for what needs doing, who is involved, dates and times, projects, places, reminders, and things you are waiting to receive.
3. Clear things get saved
When the intent is clear, NANTI creates the task or Waiting item. When a key detail is unclear, it asks one short clarification instead of inventing an answer.
4. Keep talking to update it
Say things like “yang tadi Jumat aja”, “udah beres yang invoice”, or “ingatkan 30 menit sebelum”. NANTI can reschedule, complete, edit, and add reminders conversationally.
5. Ask NANTI what needs attention
Ask “What am I forgetting?”, “What should I do today?”, “Who should I follow up with?”, or “What’s overdue?” and NANTI answers from your saved workspace.
What NANTI does, and what it does not pretend to do.
It does not turn every sentence into a task.
Casual conversation and status updates should stay conversation. NANTI only saves a new item when there is a real action, commitment, deadline, waiting item, or reminder intent.
It does not guess when two things could be right.
If “Budi” could mean two different people or “the meeting” could refer to two tasks, NANTI should ask which one you mean.
It learns useful language over time.
You can teach aliases and preferences such as “Pak B itu Budi” or a usual reminder preference. Learned context stays tied to your account.
The public workflow is web-first today.
Ask NANTI, paste conversation, screenshot import, tasks, Waiting, and in-app reminders are the current reliable flow. Calendar, push, and direct WhatsApp integrations are being hardened separately before we promise them as day-one essentials.
Try NANTI with one real thing you need to remember.
Use the way you normally type. NANTI should adapt to you, not the other way around.
Try NANTINo credit card required.