A little help.
For real life.
A reply you’re putting off. Something you’re trying to understand. Pick a moment, and see how May can help.
Meet morning briefings PreviewExamples for illustration. No AI requests are sent.
Find the words.
Keep your voice.
You want to say no without sounding cold. Or get a first draft off your mind. Tell May what you mean, then find a reply that feels like you.
- Bring the awkward message.
- Ask for a warmer or simpler version.
- Review it before you send.
“I’m exhausted, but I don’t want my friend to think I’m avoiding them.”
Thanks for the invite! I’m pretty wiped out tonight, so I’ll sit this one out. Dinner next week instead?
Refine the tone together.Your meaning.
Across languages.
A message from a café. A conversation while you’re away. Understand what they mean, then find a natural way to reply.
Check names, times, and important details before sending.
我們明天十點開門喔。
We open at 10 tomorrow.
Great, see you at 10!
太好了，明天十點見！
Let’s make it
make sense.
Ask about the part that’s confusing. Work through it with May, one step at a time, and ask again when you need a different explanation.
Try this fraction example.
How do explanations work?
May can explain ideas in words and, for some questions, offer steps you can move through on the Web. Fraction diagrams currently cover addition and subtraction of two fractions; other questions may use text.
Start with the pieces
One half and one third describe different-sized pieces. Make them the same size before adding.
Give them a common denominator
Split both bars into sixths. One half becomes three sixths; one third becomes two sixths.
Now the pieces add up
Three sixths plus two sixths gives five sixths. Add the numerators and keep the common denominator.
½ + ⅓ = ⅚
Try the steps. See why ½ + ⅓ = ⅚.
Find what matters
in the fine print.
Bring a quote, a document, or a public link. Ask May to pull out the key points and questions worth asking before you decide.
Check important details against the original document.
How do I bring a document into a conversation?
Choose a supported document for May to use. New chat uploads are kept in Library so you can find them again. AI reading uses Credits, and you review the estimate before confirming; uploading alone doesn’t ask May to read the file.
Venue quote
- Room hire
- Listed
- Catering
- Separate
- Cancellation
- Check terms
- Is tax included?
- Is setup and cleaning included?
- Can you change the date?
Give your idea
something to show.
A new drink for your café. A promotion you want to share. Describe what you have in mind, explore an image, then add your words and make it your own.
A sunny afternoon.
Our new iced matcha.
Soft light. A simple backdrop.
Space for our own words.
A little green.
A little pause.
Meet your afternoon matcha.
- Describe your idea
- Confirm the generation cost
- Review the image
- Add and arrange your words
Example artwork. Confirm the cost before generating an image; adding poster text doesn’t use more AI Credits.
Less explaining
yourself again.
Shorter replies. A familiar tone. Choose which preferences May keeps, so future conversations have a useful starting point. You can review or change them anytime.
Plain English.
Short paragraphs.
A preference May can suggest saving.
Review, edit, or remove it in Saved guidance.
A little less catching up.
Keep an eye on a topic you care about, with less time spent searching. This preview shows how May brings together useful updates and sources to explore.
Automatic daily delivery is coming soon. This is a preview of the workflow.
Updates for my little café
Official updates to the tools I use for local listings and customer messages.
- Language
- English
- Time zone
- Asia/Bangkok
- Per-run / monthly limits
- You choose
Completion time varies
Your topic briefing
A summary, useful details, and sources to check.
A clearer way to manage opening hours
A sample update, with a short explanation of what it could mean for your café.
Example sourceA new campaign planning guide
A second sample item to explore before planning your next promotion.
Example source
No verified updates were found within this search scope.
That does not mean nothing changed. A real report keeps the searched sources so you can check them.
Read it. Check the sources. Ask a follow-up.
Fictional updates and example sources. Try switching the outcome to see a briefing with no verified updates.
Will it be ready at exactly 08:00?
08:00 is the scheduled start, not a promised completion time. Open the private conversation in May to read the result. Email and push delivery are not included.
Who can use morning briefings?
Paid Personal or Business access is required. Each user can have up to three schedules across all spaces; paused schedules count. Automatic daily delivery is coming soon.
Can I change my mind?
Edit the topic or language for future runs, or pause or delete the schedule. Removing a schedule keeps the reports already saved. Requests already sent may still incur costs.