Review

Review is the dashboard tab where you check what Pepper isn't sure about. When it finds something in the chats you connect that might be a task, a fact about someone, or a decision, it proposes it here as a card. Nothing on a card counts until you say so, with one exception: when you ask Pepper about decisions, it can mention a proposed one, marked as proposed.

Pepper tracks an item on its own only when the words leave little doubt and the item is clearly yours or clearly for you. Follow-ups lists those cases.

Everything else waits as a proposal: requests in group chats, items it is less sure of, and facts and decisions taken from someone else's words. A fact in your own words is kept outright once a second check confirms the message says it; a fact from someone else's words reaches Review only after that same check. A group message that replied to or mentioned only other people is not proposed at all.

The Review tab in the dashboard shows a count of waiting proposals. The Today tab and your briefs can mention them too, though not every time.

Open Review. You see one card at a time, with a counter such as "2 of 7" above it. Each card has:

• What kind it is. "Possible task", "Possible fact" or "Possible decision".
• Who owes, or who said it. For a task, "you may owe" or "may be owed to you". For a fact or decision, "you said" or "they said".
• Pepper's reading, in one line, such as "Send Lena the signed lease".
• Who and where. The sender, the chat app the message came from, and the day it was sent.
• Source says. The words from the message, checked against it ignoring capitals and spacing. If no quote was stored, the card says so.

When there is more than one card, a line below shows what's next, with a Skip link to move on without deciding.

Every card has two big buttons. Which pair you see depends on the kind.

Track it turns the proposal into an open task in Follow-ups. It goes on the Schedule if it has a date, and can show on Today and in your briefs, which only have room for a few.

Keep lets Pepper use a fact when you ask about the person it concerns. On a decision, Keep confirms it.

After you press either button on a card, Review shows the first remaining card and a short message confirms what happened.

Not a task does more than hide the card. Pepper marks the item wrong and remembers the messages it came from. It will not propose a task from that same set of messages, owed the same way, again, even when it reads the chat a second time. The confirmation says "Dropped and won't be raised again". A different message, or the same one with others, can still lead to a new proposal.

Pressing Wrong on a fact or decision rejects it. Pepper won't use it when you ask about that person.

Dropped items are kept in Pepper's database as a record of your corrections. They don't appear on any tab.

Every choice takes effect at once. Pepper never asks "are you sure?" first.

Press Undo in the message that appears after you choose; on Review that message stays for about seven seconds, so press it then. Undo puts the item back exactly as it was. For Not a task, Undo also deletes the correction Pepper recorded and lets it propose a task from the chat message again, so the card can come back.

You can't undo a choice in two cases, and Pepper says why:

You can undo each choice once.

You don't have to clear Review in one sitting. Proposals wait until you decide, with two exceptions: a proposed fact expires after 180 days, and a proposed task closes on its own when a later message settles it. After the last card, Skip goes back to the first. The tab shows the most recent 20 proposed tasks, 20 facts and 20 decisions at a time; older ones show up as you work through the newer ones.

• Follow-ups.
• The dashboard, for the other tabs and the keyboard shortcuts on Follow-ups.
• How Pepper keeps your data safe, for what is stored and where.