How to keep your attention on what matters?

These questions are inevitable until you have a system for them. Vector is a personal AI assistant in Telegram that takes them off your plate. Always within reach.

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What VectorOS is.

Vector is a personal AI assistant in Telegram. It keeps your working context — focuses, notes, reminders, contacts — in an encrypted personal vault, notices what changes, and comes to you first with what matters.

With your permission, Vector connects to Google Calendar: it reads your events to show your schedule and prep you for meetings, and creates or edits them only at your explicit request. Calendar data is used solely for these features — never for advertising and never to train AI models. Learn more: privacy policy and terms of service.

You have enough tools. The context is broken.

Calendar, Notion, OKR, a coach, ChatGPT — each one owns its own isolated slice. None of these systems sees the gap between what you think matters and where your attention actually goes.

CALENDAR · NOTION · GTD01

They set the structure.
They don't hold your focus.

+They capture slots and tasks and hold a knowledge base.

−They don't see the gap between the plan you wrote down and where your attention actually goes.

OKR · QUARTERLY GOALS02

They set the direction.
They fire after the fact.

+They lock in metrics and the target outcome over the long run.

−A blind spot between checkpoints. Drift is a neutral signal, but OKRs only show it too late.

COACH · ADVISOR · MENTOR03

Deep work.
Limited context.

+A high density of decisions and course-correction in the moment of the session.

−Between sessions the system falls apart. With no outside check, you slide back into a reactive environment.

CHATGPT · CLAUDE04

A powerful tool.
No initiative.

+An instant answer, synthesis, or structure on demand.

−Strictly reactive. It never reaches out first, and never brings you the signals that need attention right now.

Behind all these questions
is a single one. Am I steering,
or reacting?

To steer is to stay in focus.

Focus pays off in the key decisions made on time. Vector sifts through the noise but relays only the signals: what needs your attention, what's drifted off course, where a contradiction has surfaced. It holds your focus by bringing context only when it's actually needed. The routine is on it; the decisions are yours.

MON · 09:14 SIGNAL

The focus «Get the product to closed beta» was created 28 days ago. But lately you've been giving it barely any attention. Over the last 7 days:INVESTOR●●○○CLOSED BETA●○○○RECRUITING●●●○OTHER●○○○

Is this a temporary drift, or has something changed?

THU · 15:48 BRIEFING

In an hour — a call with Lisa. Last time you talked through the Q3 budget. There's a loose end on the KPI — you wrote down «come back in a week». It's been 11 days. Heads up: your sleep this week is 2 hours short of normal. On the call with Lisa your arguments may feel weaker, and your risk estimates may swing to the extremes.

What's your thinking on the KPI right now?

FRI · 18:00 RETROSPECTIVE

This week most of your attention went to untangling logistics incidents rather than finding a local partner. It's had knock-on effects on other areas:HEALTH2 workouts missedRELATIONSHIPS5 days out of touchGROWTHon pause

By the way, this is the third time in 2 months that supply chains have derailed the MENA work. One-off emergencies — or is ops not keeping up with scaling?

Fragmentation kills focus.

Every work tool captures only its own slice: calendar, communication, tasks, commerce. On their own, it's just noise. Vector pulls this data in and synthesizes it into a single context for making decisions.

SCHEDULE01

Google Calendar

The shape of your week, how packed the meetings are, what got rescheduled.

MESSAGES02

Slack · Telegram

Important updates in threads, promises made, questions put off.

NOTES03

Notion

Documents, OKRs, reflection — the things you write down for yourself.

WORK04

GitHub · Linear

What's moving in the code and the tasks. And what's stalled.

COMMERCE05

HubSpot · Stripe

The funnel, the contracts, the flow of money.

ADD YOUR OWN06

Model Context Protocol

Any source through MCP — Vector plugs into your stack.

BODYSOON

Whoop · Apple Health · Oura

Sleep, recovery, load. Whether you're in shape — or need a different pace.

MEETING CONTEXTSOON

Vector goes through your meeting recordings and pulls out what matters most.

Promises, decisions, arguments — folding them into the context.

It'll replace Otter, Notion AI, Granola, Read.ai — the things you pay for separately today.

No one has worked here before.

Traditional tools wait for you to come to them — and every switch like that breaks your focus. Between those moments, you're on your own. VectorOS runs in the background. No sessions, no pauses, no interfaces. It watches the situation continuously, so you can stay in flow.

Articles · podcasts · insights

A spark. A useful angle gets lost in the day-to-day.

OKR · coach · strategy sessions

Sync-up. During the session it's all clear; between them — a blind spot.

VectorOS

Synthesis. Always alongside you. Holds your focus in real time.

Notes · lists · sticky notes

Chaos. Reactivity with no system and no context.

Sprints · status updates · check-ins

Mechanics. There's rhythm, but no reality check.

Task trackers · email · messengers

Environment. You can see the tasks moving, but not the focus.

Built on more than 30 works in cognitive science and the architecture of attention.

Behind every algorithm and every signal is foundational research into how the mind loses focus and gets it back.

Two plans.
No paying extra for features.

The method runs continuously, so the access model is simple: Tactician — $20/mo, Strategist — $50/mo, with full connector and ritual coverage. No paying extra for features within a plan.

FROM

$20/mo

Start working with Vector

CHANNEL 01

A Telegram agent. No separate app, no browser accounts — one less interface competing for your attention.

SIGNALS 02

Drift, blur, fade, scatter, blind spot — neutral signals, caught right away, not after the fact.

BRIEFINGS 03

Context served up before meetings, before decisions, and before you switch work cycles.

NETWORK 04

A map of your contacts tied to your focuses. Importance, recency, and fading ties — Vector will nudge you when it's time to reconnect.

RETROSPECTIVES 05

Weekly and monthly analytics across every active area and focus.

PRIVACY 06

An encrypted vault. Full data deletion with one command. Export on request.

The tool comes second.
The method comes first.

An app is useless without a model for making decisions. At the core of the product is the Vector Method — an objective coordinate system for managing attention.

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Attention, not time. Time is a container, the same for everyone. Cognitive energy is what fills it, and it runs out. The method looks at where attention actually goes, not where the time went.
02
The method doesn't take the choice from you. The method shows you the patterns: drift, fade, scatter — and can state its own position directly ("I'd..."), when there's a basis for it. The interpretation and the choice stay with you. If someone keeps deciding for you, the decision-making muscle atrophies within weeks.
03
The method never fades into the background. The brain automates any fixed form within days — the prompt becomes part of the wallpaper, and the signal is lost. The method varies how it steps in: every time, it asks for a fresh effort of thought.

The method works even on paper. But maintaining the framework by hand becomes its own operational load. VectorOS is the technical carrier of this logic. The agent keeps the system running in the background, freeing up your capacity for the decisions.

Learn more about the method

Time to get your focus back.

Getting started takes less than a minute. The agent hands you no questionnaire — it picks up one key focus and learns as it goes, taking part of the cognitive load off you right away.

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