A daily work journal that remembers.
For the work stress that follows you home.
One small ritual at the end of the day.
Five minutes. Check in, name what you carried, set it down. By the time you close the app, the day has somewhere to go besides your head.
set it down for tonight.
On Fridays, the week shows up.
Who came up the most. Which days felt hardest. What you said last Friday that you wanted to address this week. A short look back, then set it down.
at the week.
It remembers. So you don't have to.
You shouldn't have to remind it who Marcus is. Or what happened on Tuesday. Or what you said last Friday that you wanted to address this week. Mikoyi keeps the context — the people, the patterns, the open loops — so you can show up and just talk.
Less prompt engineering. More thinking out loud.
Mikoyi writes in sentences, not bullet points. It remembers what you told it last Tuesday. Talk by text, or tap the orb to actually speak — when you need to hear yourself say it.
The 1:1 you're dreading? Try it once first.
Add your manager, your peer, your skip-level. Mikoyi plays them — realistically, based on what you've told it. You practice. It coaches. The real conversation goes better because you've already had it once.
That Slack from your manager — what did they actually mean?
Paste a message from Slack, Teams, or email. Mikoyi reads between the lines, names what's really being said underneath, and helps you write a reply you won't regret at 2am.
I spent 15 years in rooms where the hard conversation got had three days later, badly, by email. And a lot more evenings where the workday just kept running in my head until I fell asleep. I built Mikoyi because the best advice I ever got came from a friend over a quiet beer — and not everyone has that friend on a Tuesday night.
Join the first small group testing Mikoyi.
Private beta. A few dozen people right now. Invites going out each week.