Tips & Power Use

You know the basics. This page is the good stuff: the shortcuts and stacked moves that make people say "wait, it can do that?"

Ask for almost anything bookable or findable and Carae hands you a ready-made link, instantly:

  • "Flights Dublin to Lisbon, first weekend of September." Flight search links, dates pre-filled.
  • "Somewhere to stay near the old town, four nights." Hotel and apartment search links, ready to compare.
  • "Book a table for four, Italian, Saturday night." A restaurant reservation link for your city.
  • "I cannot be bothered cooking." Food delivery, one tap away.
  • "Directions to the venue." A maps link that just opens and navigates.

No searching, no retyping dates into three different sites.

Reminders that think ahead

Carae is the AI reminder app you never have to learn. Natural language reminders handle the weird cases:

  • "Remind me to take the bins out every Monday and Thursday at 8pm."
  • "Remind me about the car insurance renewal two weeks before June 3rd."
  • "Every second Tuesday, remind me to water the orchids."

Say it once, in your own words, and it is handled.

Quick answer or deep dig

Two speeds, and you choose:

  • Quick: "who won the match last night?" gets a fast, current answer from the live web.
  • Deep: "do a thorough comparison of heat pump options for an old stone house" triggers proper multi-source research with citations. Say "research this properly" or "go deep" when it matters.

Make the Morning Brief yours

The brief is a canvas. Try: "add a section to my morning brief with the top three tech headlines" or "add a section reminding me of my priorities for the day." Your calendar, the weather, your custom sections, one message at 8am. An AI morning briefing beats doomscrolling as a way to wake up.

Power moves

Stack capabilities and it starts to feel like staff:

  • The pre-meeting sweep: "before my 2pm, give me the background on the company I am meeting." Research plus calendar awareness in one ask.
  • The trip stack: connect your calendar, then "plan the Lisbon weekend": flight links, hotel links, a packing list skill, and reminders for check-in, all from one conversation.
  • The weekly reset: a Friday weekly-review skill plus "remind me every Sunday evening to plan the week" turns good intentions into a system.

The pattern behind all of them: say the outcome you want, not the steps. Carae fills in the steps.