Summer is ending, and it's all coming back at once.
The projects you parked in July start moving again, the clients who went quiet all write back the same week, and the fall deadlines land on top of that. Vector opens in early fall, right when your load climbs back.
Join the waitlist
Signing up is open to everyone.
The first 50 people to sign up also receive, at opening:
- A 21-day trial of the Acceleration plan instead of 14, which means three weekly briefings rather than two.
- 100 AI credits as a gift, usable on any subscription plan, even the free Foundation plan.
- Priority access, ahead of the public announcement.
September doesn't catch you off guard. It buries you.
You've known since June that the fall would be heavy. That doesn't stop you from reaching mid-September with four projects moving in parallel, two clients who have been waiting a week for an answer, and the feeling that you've lost track of what comes first. Knowing it was coming was never the problem. Holding a plan that shifts every day is.
You see the collisions coming
Compromised deadlines and overloaded weeks are spotted up to three weeks ahead, while you can still decide.
Your plan holds on its own
A task that slips displaces others. Vector recalculates, so you don't rebuild the whole puzzle every morning.
You plan on your real capacity
Not on 40 theoretical hours, but on what's left once admin, email and interruptions are taken out.
What's waiting for you at opening
Arthur watches over your projects
- Morning briefingEvery morning, you open your day already prepared and annotated: what to do, in what order, and why.
- Weekly briefingYour week at a glance, with an enriched strategic analysis on Acceleration.
- Arthur's proactive involvementHe steps in on his own to set a drifting project straight, before it derails.
The automatic engine
- Automatic calendar planningYour tasks find their place in the week, around whatever's already on your calendar.
- Learning your real durationsEvery completed task teaches Vector your real pace. Its estimates become yours.
- Recurring tasksWhat comes back comes back on its own, without a thought.
Your views, your control
- Gantt viewYour cascading dependencies and your project's critical path. Move a task, and everything else follows.
- Calendar viewYour visual agenda. Vector slots your tasks in, you always keep control to adjust.
- Today listA concise checklist of what to get done today.
Capture without friction
- Brain DumpEmpty your head all at once. Arthur sorts, estimates and files everything, then shows you the result before moving anything.
- Extraction from an email or textPaste an email or some meeting notes: Arthur pulls out the tasks, the deadlines and the right project.
Arthur plans for you
- Building a complete projectDescribe a broad idea, and Arthur turns it into a structured plan that sharpens over the weeks.
- Feasibility check"Realistic by Friday?" An honest, numbers-backed answer before you commit.
- Handling emergenciesWhen everything overflows, Arthur reorganizes without dropping anything and hands you back a day you can face.
What stops slipping through
- Deadline & overload alertsCompromised deadlines and overloaded weeks spotted up to three weeks ahead.
- Zombie tasksArthur spots the ones lingering without activity, and offers to revive, reschedule or close them.
- One-click alert resolutionProblem detected, solution applied in a single move.
Why sign up now rather than at launch
Because the bonus won't come back. Once the 50 spots are taken, the trial returns to 14 days and the gift credits disappear. Whoever signs up after opening gets the product, but not the head start.
There's also the timing. If you discover a planning tool in the middle of September, with four projects in the air, you will never set it up. Signing up now means you're ready before the load climbs back, not during.
Finally, the 100 credits work on any subscription plan, including Foundation, which is free for life but includes no AI credits. So even if you stay on the free plan after your trial, you keep access to Arthur's features.