How it works
You set the direction. Your Wingman does the legwork.
Give it the shape of your real life. It checks what is happening, filters out what does not fit, and returns exactly five useful possibilities—with reasons and sources attached.
01 · Shape it
Start with what makes life yours.
No personality quiz and no assumed version of what you should like. You provide practical signals that make a recommendation useful.
Place
Your city and the distance you are willing to travel.
Interests
The teams, hobbies, food, culture and subjects you genuinely care about.
Boundaries
Topics, sources and assumptions you want excluded.
Real life
The time, budget, services and social context available today.
Mode
A quick catch-up, no politics, low budget, weekend plans—or a surprise.
You stay in control. Change a preference, exclude a topic or switch mode whenever the day changes.
02 · Do the legwork
Turn context into five useful possibilities.
Daily Wingman is not asking one algorithm for five similar links. It narrows the field deliberately, then builds a balanced edition.
- 1Find credible candidates
Use approved sources and current context—not anonymous claims or content without provenance.
- 2Apply your hard boundaries
Remove excluded topics, unsuitable costs, impossible travel and anything outside the mode you chose.
- 3Rank for usefulness and variety
Compare relevance, timeliness and actionability while avoiding five versions of the same idea.
- 4Explain the selection
Attach the source, timing and the human-readable reason each item earned its place.
03 · Receive the Five
One small edition. Five distinct jobs.
Each slot helps in a different way, so the result feels like a considered day—not a feed ranked by attention.
- 01
Know
One thing in the world worth understanding.
- 02
Follow
A useful update from an interest you chose.
- 03
Enjoy
Something matched to your taste and available time.
- 04
Improve
One practical idea for life, skills, home or wellbeing.
- 05
Do or Discuss
A concrete next action or conversation worth having.
Sydney weather × seasonal gardening
This weather is going to be bloody lovely.
A mostly sunny July day becomes three useful garden possibilities matched to location, season and available time—not another generic forecast.
04 · Act and tune
Use it. Tune it. Finish.
Every item offers a useful next move and a way to correct the fit. Feedback changes future selection; it does not open another stream of content.
Five useful things. Then you’re done.
Close it, get on with the day, and return tomorrow for a new finite edition.
The bargain
Personalised without becoming a trap.
No infinite feed
The edition ends after five. There is nothing underneath designed to keep you scrolling.
Explicit choices outrank inference
What you tell Daily Wingman matters more than behavioural guesses. Preferences stay understandable and correctable.
Sources travel with the item
Each selection keeps its provenance, timing and a plain-language reason for appearing.
Sensitive subjects get a higher bar
Health, finance, politics and relationships require stronger evidence and recorded human approval.
Currently in development
Help shape a better daily ritual.
The experience shown here is the intended product model, illustrated honestly while Daily Wingman is being built.