Sepamo

A phone that takes your side.

You know what you meant to do.Your phone doesn’t.

Say what you actually want to be doing. Sepamo turns it into a plan your phone runs.

Coming soon on Android. One email, then nothing else.

Made in Finland, in the European Union.

A conversation in Sepamo: the user says “I want to start running again”, Sepamo asks when, and turns “Evenings” into a plan called Start running again — an evening run cue with the weather beside it.

Say it.

Type or speak what you wish your phone did. If Sepamo needs to know something to make it work — when you’d realistically do it, how you get there, how much is too much — it asks you.

A conversation in Sepamo: the user says they want to learn Italian but never do it, and Sepamo asks when they could study, how they commute, and how many cards they want before building the plan.

Read it before it’s real.

The finished plan comes back in plain words — what it waits for, what it does — and nothing is saved until you say so. Change any part of it, now or a year from now.

A finished plan in Sepamo called Read more books: a daily reading step at 20:00 and a longer weekend read, both opening Storytel, with Save this plan and Save & edit underneath.

Then forget it.

Sepamo becomes your home screen. Things appear when their moment comes and leave when it passes, with no AI in the loop and nothing to tidy up. It’s a real change to how your phone works — and it’s the whole point.

The Sepamo home screen showing today’s calendar and the current weather, placed there automatically.

Ask for anything.

There’s no list of supported requests. A phone habit, an errand, a project you’ve been putting off — if you can say it, ask for it.

Remind me to call my parents on Sunday. Show my shopping list at the supermarket. Keep email out of my morning. Nudge me to journal before bed. Help me sell my art collection. Put my reading list up on the train.
Get me off the phone an hour before bed. Bins out on Tuesday night. Keep games out of work hours. Warn me when it’s going to rain. Ask how the day went before I sleep. Flashcards while I’m waiting somewhere.

Underneath, every plan is built from the same pieces: 19 things it can wait for, 6 ways to reach you, 19 kinds of card it can put in front of you — combined with and, or and not.

Someone else arranged your phone.

All day it steers you toward whatever is easiest to open. Sepamo points the same machinery at what you actually meant to do.

It isn’t out yet.

Leave your address and we’ll tell you the day it’s on Google Play.

Android · EU and EEA first · help@sepamo.com

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