Soloist
Live alone. Do more. By you. Soloist quietly reads your day and suggests one good thing to do — made just for you.
Live alone. Do more. By you. Soloist quietly reads your day and suggests one good thing to do — made just for you.
It reads the weather, your activity rings, and what’s nearby — then suggests something that fits the moment.
A large on-device engine keeps suggestions fresh for years. Not a chatbot, not a template — something new every day.
Everything runs on your iPhone. No server, no tracking, no ads. Your history syncs privately through your own iCloud.
Say yes to a suggestion and watch your streak grow. Small, good days add up.
Soloist is a quiet companion for people who live and do things on their own. Every day it reads your world — the weather outside, your Apple Watch activity rings, and the places around you — and hands you one good idea for how to spend your time. Not a to-do list. Not a chatbot. Just a gentle nudge that actually knows your day.
Living solo is a good life. Soloist helps you get the most out of it, one small, well-timed suggestion at a time.
A large, on-device engine keeps your suggestions fresh for years, not weeks. No two days feel copy-pasted, and it quietly learns what you actually enjoy — leaning toward the kinds of ideas you say yes to.
Soloist doesn’t send your day to a chatbot in the cloud. The whole engine lives on your phone, so it’s fast, works offline, and keeps your life to yourself.
Everything runs on your iPhone. Soloist has no server that collects your data — no ads, no trackers, no analytics. Your streak and history sync privately through your own iCloud. Your health and location never leave your phone.
Soloist is free to use every day: your daily suggestion, accepting ideas, and your streak are always yours at no cost. Soloist Plus unlocks a full Discover feed of extra ideas each day and your complete Journey with detailed stats and history.
For solo travellers, solo diners, and anyone who’s good on their own. Soloist is a gentle nudge toward the day you’d have had anyway — just a little better.