fihtus is always awake,resurfacing what you forgot
a personal assistant for people who make things. it keeps your ideas, runs your week, and brings things back on time. all through telegram.
throw it in, whatever shape it's in.
a half thought, a voice note, a link, a photo of a whiteboard. no format, no folders, no tags to pick. send it and move on.
- text, voice, link or photo
- tagged and filed in seconds
- linked to what you've said before
send it once. tell it why, or don't.
one thing is rarely one thing. a reel you saved for the hook, but also the caption. add a note and fihtus files it under both. leave it blank and it reads it itself.
- one thing, two piles
- add a note, or let it read
- every pile shows up when you're making that kind of thing
a morning brief that runs your week.
one message every morning. the weather, your calendar, what's due to post, what's still in drafts, and the open loops: the ideas and promises you've mentioned before and never got around to.
- weather, calendar, what's due to post
- open loops you forgot you opened
- tell it what to include and when it arrives
it brings things back the day you need them.
most notes die because nothing ever asks for them. fihtus hands yours back in the brief, in the weekly review, or the moment you start drafting something they fit.
- a nudge while you're writing
- "didn't i write about this before?"
- old thoughts, on time
set it once. it runs every week.
the routines you already half-do, kept for you. a morning startup, an evening shutdown, a weekly review, a reminder that the newsletter goes out thursday. ask for one in plain words and it repeats.
- ask once, it repeats
- startup, shutdown, weekly review
- runs while you're not looking
when you need to know something, ask.
what's trending in your corner this week. which of your posts did the work. what a creator you follow has been doing. fihtus goes and looks, then brings back the short version.
- "what's trending in my niche today"
- "which of my posts did best this month"
- "what has she posted since june"
it plugs into what you already use.
calendar for the deadlines, gmail for the follow-ups, notion and slack for the team, obsidian for the thinking. fihtus reads and writes where the work already lives.
- deadlines land on your calendar
- drafts go to notion, one-liners to slack
- everything stays in plain text you can take anywhere
your brain dumps are stories waiting. fihtus keeps them until they're useful.
content ideas were never the problem. they just show up at the wrong time. in the shower. mid-conversation. three stops from home.
so you dump it somewhere. the notes app. a dm to yourself. a screenshot you'll never open again. capturing was never the hard part either. it's what happens after. nothing happens after.
fihtus is the after. one place to throw things, and something on the other end that actually reads what you threw, works out what it's for, and hands it back when there's a use for it.
most tools like this are built for what you see. fihtus is built for what you think. inspiration from inside first, outside second.
it started as my own workflow. a morning brief that knows what i wrote last week. a sorter for the links i save. a vault that talks back. i got tired of being the only one who had it.
- no feednothing to scroll, nobody to follow.
- no foldersyou don't file. it does.
- no new appit lives where you already text.
- yoursyour notes stay yours, in plain text you can take anywhere.
fihtus is awake right now.
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on telegram, nothing to install
message the bot. it keeps your dumps, your sorter and your brief, and connects the apps you say yes to. the quickest way in.
or run the skills yourself
everything fihtus does on telegram, we've packaged so you can run it yourself. the brief, the sorter, the open loops. download the pack, drop it into your own setup, and it loads when you say the words. nothing leaves your machine, and it's yours to read and change.