
Every new window starts the same way. The difference is whether anything remembers the answer.
No spreadsheets, no notes app, no re-typing. As you build, PAPI quietly holds the thread.
One small cycle at a time — the same loop real product teams use, run for you.
Every release feeds the next plan — that’s the part that compounds.
You already pay for more than one AI tool. PAPI makes them work as a team instead of starting from zero in each one.
Pick your tool, paste one link, approve it in your browser. That's the whole thing.
Not a dashboard full of numbers. A plain, honest signal: all good, keep an eye on this, or you're needed.
"Tasks are moving, decisions are clear, no loose ends. Nice work, keep going."
"Two tasks have stalled and one decision looks half-made. Worth a look soon."
"The build can't move until you make a call on payments. Pop in when you can."
No. PAPI is a planning layer — it keeps your plans, decisions, and progress. Your code stays on your machine.
Any AI tool that accepts an MCP connector: Claude Code, Cursor, Lovable, Bolt, Replit, Windsurf — even a plain chat LLM for planning.
About 60 seconds. Paste one URL into your tool, sign in through the browser, and PAPI is on the project.
Free while in alpha, and you’ll never be surprised by a bill. Paid tiers come later, with plenty of notice.
You run your first plan. PAPI breaks the project into a small cycle and tells you the next move.
Any time — delete the connector and PAPI is gone from your tool. Your project history stays yours.
Add PAPI, paste one link, and let your project carry its own memory. Your AI keeps building. Nothing gets lost.