Life is complicated.Avakeeps youmoving forward.

Finally—one home for life and work.

Ava is your AI. She helps you move forward and is unapologetically on your side.

Superboard keeps the whole picture in front of you: what matters, what’s happening, and what needs you.

One Ava across life and work. Boards organize each area. Cards hold each situation. You stay in charge.

One Ava. A clear place for everything you’re carrying.

First, four plain-English parts.

Ava

Your continuous AI relationship. She learns the context, helps you think, and can do more of the work while you stay in charge.

Board

A visual home for one area of life or work—for example a Life Board or a Work Board.

Card

The durable place for one situation: its conversation, people, files, decisions, dates, work, and next step.

Superboard

The organized Board-and-Card view inside You.one. It is part of the same product, with the same Ava.

One person. Multiple Boards. The right Cards. One Ava across all of it.

An illustrative scene of Annie planning a home search at a table while her husky Luke sits beside her. — A realistic example—not a customer testimonial.

A realistic example

Meet Annie.

Annie is an administrative assistant. Her work arrives through email, calendar changes, document comments, and messages from her boss and other leaders. Outside work, she is looking for a home and needs to find a groomer for her dog, Luke.

Annie keeps a Work Board and a Life Board separate so each part of her world stays clear. Ava is with her across both.

Life example · Coming soon

Start with life, not a blank prompt.

Annie taps what she needs. Ava would guide the next move.

In this coming-soon example, Annie can tell Ava, show her a photo or document, or choose from clear options. Ava asks only what is missing, then brings back something useful.

Annie’s home search

A few taps

1 · Pick what part of life needs you

Home
Food
Health
Money
Work or school
Nearby places

2 · Choose what you need

Find a homePlan a moveFix something

3 · Give only the details Ava still needs

RentWithin my budgetNear work or familyA yard for Luke

A You.one example where Ava returns two researched homes with photos, prices, sources, evidence, and tradeoffs. — **Why Hampton made the shortlist**“I included Hampton because the listing shows a gated yard and dog run, the commute fits, and the rent stays inside your ceiling. The pet terms are incomplete. Want me to contact the property manager and verify them for you?”

Work synthesis · Coming soon

The more Ava knows, the less Annie has to reconstruct.

Annie’s work arrives from everywhere. Ava will keep it straight.

Her boss assigns work in email, calendar changes, document comments, and messages. Other leaders add requests. Instructions arrive at different times, conflict, and force her to redo work she thought was finished.

When this ships, Ava will watch those moving threads, map each one to the right Cards, show Annie what changed, and prepare the next work for her review.

Incoming update → Ava understands it → correct Card updated

Concept · Coming soon

Boss emailRevise Friday’s presentation.
Calendar changeLeadership review moved earlier.
Document commentUse the approved pricing table.
Leader messageAdd a one-page event brief.

Friday presentation

Deadline changed · pricing source updated

Leadership review

New time · attendee brief prepared

Event brief

New request · draft ready for Annie

A changed instruction updates the right Card instead of creating a duplicate. Annie sees what changed, what Ava prepared, and what still needs her judgment.

Bring in the Google tools you already use.

GmailAvailable now
Google CalendarAvailable now
Google DocsAvailable now

Gmail, Calendar, and Docs can be connected today. Watching those updates, filing them onto Cards, and acting for you are coming soon.

The native home grows from there.

Cards already hold native Documents and Checklists. Google Chat and more of Workspace, Microsoft Outlook and Word, native email, Slides, and Canvas are coming soon.

Bring Gmail and Docs in. Keep the work on the Card. Native email and canvas are next.

Annie’s Life Board

Luke needs a groomer. Ava does the legwork.

This is the same relationship outside work: Ava researches, checks the fit, keeps the situation visible, and asks before a consequential action.

Luke, a real energetic three-year-old husky. — Meet LukeThree years old. Energetic, playful, and very much real.

Coming soon

Ava researches nearby groomers, including their services, reviews, prices, and requirements.
When outreach is available, Ava contacts the strongest choices and keeps the replies with Luke’s Card.
Ava checks each option against Luke’s needs and Annie’s calendar.
Ava recommends the best fit and asks before taking a consequential booking action.

With Annie’s permission, Ava can carry more of the booking through—coordinate with the business, put the appointment on her calendar, update the Card, and tell her exactly what happened. Annie can still cancel, reschedule, or change course.

Life Board. Work Board. Same Ava.

The whole picture, then one situation handled in full.

A Board keeps one area visible. Open a Card and that situation stays together: work, native Documents and Checklists, files, decisions, dates, conversation, and history.

Same Ava. Same app. Superboard is inside You.one—not a second product.

See how Superboard works →

Actual Superboard product UI showing Annie's Life Board with Cards for finding a home, verifying pet terms, booking Luke's groomer, planning the move, and appointments. — Actual product UI with deterministic example data: Annie’s Life Board keeps her home search, Luke, the move, and appointments clear.

Actual Superboard product UI showing Annie's Work Board with Cards for an event brief, revised budget, Friday presentation, boss follow-up, and requests awaiting clarification. — Actual product UI with deterministic example data: Annie’s Work Board keeps changing requests mapped to the right Cards.

Actual Superboard product UI showing Annie's Friday presentation Card with the working document, checklist, decisions, and conversation with Ava together. — Actual product UI with deterministic example data. After Annie asks Ava to help, her Friday presentation Card keeps the document, checklist, decisions, and conversation together—not scattered across tabs.

Joshua Segeren

Founder of You.one

Built with the system it is becoming.

Joshua Segeren uses Superboard to build You.one. The product plans, decisions, releases, and open questions live on real Boards and Cards with Ava in the work—not beside it.

Joshua Segeren’s actual sanitized Superboard used to build You.one. — Joshua’s real Board: product work, decisions, releases, and history visible in one place.

A current Superboard Card Room with illustrative business data, a native document, and Ava’s conversation. — Current product UI with illustrative data: one Card Room holds the document, context, and conversation.

Joshua Segeren’s actual sanitized Superboard search showing highlighted matches. — A real search on the Superboard used to build You.one. Matches highlight instantly; press Enter to open the top result.

The blue You.one car in Los Angeles. — The Guide for real life. Built in Los Angeles.

Born on a road trip.

AI should give ordinary people more power and actual help in daily life.

The industry gave people a blank box and called it an assistant. A blank box can answer a question. It does not know where to begin, remember the whole situation, keep the work visible, or help get it done.

“If we only end up with AI for work and automation—not for regular people to gain more power, practical help, and room to create—we will end up in a very bad place. That’s why You.one exists. The AI for the people.”
— Joshua Segeren, founder of You.one

Read the founding story & vision →

Ava is the AI that’s unapologetically on your side.

She learns what matters, keeps the whole picture visible, and helps you get things done in life and work—with you in charge.