Never miss what matters to the people who matter.

Anticip8 quietly reads the channels you already use, puts each person together across all of them, and tells you when something on that timeline changes. Every call carries a confidence figure, the evidence underneath, and the test that will settle it. Only you ever see it.

Start free, no card. Email or Google, two minutes to connect.

Client · example card

Maria will likely chase the pricing question she asked.

Your move: answer her before she has to ask twice.

72%
Evidence: her question on 28 July, still open in the thread
Friend · example card

George will probably stay quiet this week.

Your move: send a short message rather than waiting for his.

64%
Evidence: 12 days since your last exchange, across mail and WhatsApp

How it works

Three steps to knowing where to look.

01

Connect what you already use

Contacts, calendar, email, and messaging accounts such as WhatsApp. Two minutes, and nothing new to learn.

02

Flag your people

Friends, family, clients, the people you cannot afford to let drift. You choose who counts, and how much.

03

See what changed

When one of the things it watches for fires, Anticip8 writes a card: what it thinks is likely, a confidence figure, the evidence it used and the window it covers. Ask it, and it will draft the message for you.

Five lives, one engine

Be a better friend, partner, parent, founder, agency owner.

One engine, pointed at whoever matters to you. It watches each person's whole timeline, across every channel you have connected, and writes a card when one of six things happens: they go quiet, they ask you something you have not answered, something they are down for is coming up, a thread turns to price or terms, somebody long quiet starts writing again, or you owe them something that has not moved. Never a verdict about them, always your own next move. The five below are examples, written to show the shape of a card.

Friend · example Two old friends catching up

George will probably stay quiet this week (64%).

Your move: send a short message rather than waiting for his.

Evidence: 12 days since your last exchange, counted across mail and WhatsApp together.

64%
Partner · example A couple cooking together

Anna will likely ask again about the weekend (72%).

Your move: answer her before she has to ask a third time.

Evidence: she asked on Sunday, and again on Tuesday, and the thread has not moved since.

72%
Parent · example A parent at a school concert

Sofia will likely be at Thursday's concert (85%).

Your move: confirm you are going, and put it in your own calendar.

Evidence: the concert is on the calendar you two share, two days out.

85%
Founder · example Founders working late in a war room

Sam will likely raise the budget question again (69%).

Your move: put your pricing in the next reply rather than waiting to be asked for it.

Evidence: the thread moved from scope to budget on Tuesday.

69%
Agency owner · example A freelancer and a relieved client

Priya will likely keep the thread going this week (66%).

Your move: reply while it is warm.

Evidence: quiet for eleven months, then three messages in four days.

66%

Drag to explore

Receipts

Every call is written down before the answer is known.

An anticipation goes on the record with its confidence, the window it covers and the test that will settle it, at the moment the card is made rather than afterwards. That half runs today, on every card the product has ever written.

The scoring half is not running yet. Not one call has been settled and marked right or wrong, so there is no hit rate on this page, no calibration figure and no track record, and there will not be one until there are settled calls behind it, carrying a date and a count. Confidence you can audit is the only kind worth having, and this is the honest state of the audit.

What goes on the record Example

The call. Maria chases the pricing question she asked.

The confidence. 72%, stated before the outcome is known.

The window. Seven days from the day the card is made.

The test. She raises it again, or you answer it first.

The evidence. Her question on 28 July, still open in the thread.

All five are written when the card is made, not afterwards. That is the half that has to be honest before any score is worth reading.

The quiet part, said once

Yours. Entirely.

Only you see your people.

Never sold. Never used to train anyone else's model.

Delete your data, any time.

That is the whole policy. Now back to the good part.

What's coming

Following public figures, Circles and Watch Groups. Not built yet.

Following a public figure is meant to be the one thing on Anticip8 you can share, because nothing private is involved. It has never produced a card, so today it gives you nothing to read and nothing to share. Circles will be shared spaces for the people closest to you, and Groups will be for the teams you run: everyone opts in, everyone contributes, and nobody's private information moves without their say. Neither exists at all. All three are set out here as a plan rather than as something you can start using.

Nothing in this section is part of the free trial or the paid plan today, and no date is promised for it. When it ships, this page will say so.

Pricing

One plan, and a free trial with real limits.

Start free with limits the service actually enforces, enough to feel it working. Then $14.99 a month, or $119 a year, which is about four months free. Your caps lift the moment you upgrade, and there is no card to start.

Which relationship is drifting? Anticip8 will tell you.