Accessible without network, honest about its limits.
Your cards, lists, and calendar remain readable even without a connection. XNeuronal clearly indicates when you're offline, without hiding anything from you.
What remains accessible without network
Once consulted online for the first time, your cards, lists, and calendar remain readable offline (on the subway, on a plane, in a dead zone). A discreet banner indicates that you are offline, without blocking the app.
Your written messages send automatically when connection returns
If you write a message during an outage, XNeuronal saves it and sends it automatically as soon as the connection returns, without you having to start over.
An honest limit: voice conversation needs network
Speaking aloud with XNeuronal requires a connection, like any conversation that needs real-time responses. What offline mode guarantees is never losing access to what you've already saved.
What you can say to it
In the car: note that I must call the client back on Monday
By the time you get the phone out and find the app, the thought is gone.
Read me my reminders
Answers come out loud, with no need to look at the screen.
Note the tile reference
On a site with no signal, the dictation queues and arrives when the network returns.
Add butter to the list
Hands deep in flour: this is what voice actually exists for.
Remind me to call the school tomorrow morning
Walking along, one sentence, one reminder, nothing to confirm.
Say back what I just told you
Checking without a screen.