Your first day with YourNod
Install on iPhone or iPad
Open yournod.com/app in Safari. Tap Share, choose Add to Home Screen and add YourNod. Launch it from the new icon and sign in with your tester code. This is an installed web app; an App Store/TestFlight build is not distributed in this pilot.
Install on a computer
Open the same address in Chrome or Edge. Use the browser’s install-app option when available, or the Install app button in YourNod. You can always use the browser directly. On supported Safari versions, use File → Add to Dock. A native macOS shell can also open the same private account.
Try these five things
- Save a preference and a wish in My life.
- Ask for a practical plan. Select Use my saved context if you want those saved items included.
- Press Help me. YourNod starts preparation automatically and asks only when a connection or review is needed.
- Schedule a reminder a few minutes ahead. Close the app, reopen it and check your inbox.
- Download your data or delete a saved item. Then tell us what worked through Settings → Feedback.
Connect email
Ask to organize your email. If no inbox is connected, choose Gmail or Outlook and complete the provider’s sign-in and read-access consent. Your request continues automatically after connecting. YourNod remembers the account for future requests. If sign-in says setup pending, the pilot owner must activate that provider first; saved email files work in the meantime. Disconnect in Settings.
Files and voice
Attach text files such as calendar exports (.ics), saved emails (.eml/.mbox), notes or CSVs, up to 5 files and 200 KB each. PDF, Excel and photo extraction are not enabled in this app yet. Voice note captures your request using your microphone, transcribes it and places the text in the composer for review.
Reminders and external actions
Server reminders appear in your YourNod inbox. There are no phone push alerts yet. Calendar reminder files can be downloaded from prepared results and imported into your calendar. Sending and bookings require you to finish in the relevant service. Approving preparation does not perform those actions.
Keep your access code
Your private code lets you sign in on another device. Sign out on shared devices. Lost codes require help from the pilot operator. Do not share your code with another tester.
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