Iris

Iris is basically your five people, all the time. It's my concept for Muse, Meta's AI assistant. Every day, at a time you pick, Iris lets your five closest people know how your day is going, in a few words, and gives them one easy way to show up. Send a song, send a reel, a small treat, or lunch when you're both free. And it's not just for sad days. Happy is okay, tired is okay, every day counts. I built it because most of us don't share. Sometimes you're the caregiver, you're the provider, you have to be strong, or you just don't want to make it a thing. So you say "fine" and the people who'd show up never know. Iris lets them know without you having to say it. It only looks at your side: the reels you watch and send, the messages you send, your music and your calendar. It learns what normal looks like for you over two weeks and compares each day with that. Your friends hear how you're doing, never why. You see every note first and have 10 minutes to cancel, or you can set it to ask you first. Every source is a switch, and your journal stays yours.