Getting started with Friday

From signing up to a private assistant that reads your calendar, rings your phone, and reshapes itself to how you work — in about ten minutes. Follow the flow.

1

Request access

Go to systems.cyberneel.com/trial. Pick a name (it becomes your private address, e.g. alex-friday.cyberneel.com), your email, and a short note on why you want in. No card — we email you the moment you're admitted, with your instance and login.

 systems.cyberneel.com/trial
The access-request form — name, email and an optional note, with a live subdomain preview.The access-request form — name, email and an optional note, with a live subdomain preview.
Tip. Your name is your subdomain forever, so pick something you like — lowercase, starts with a letter.
2

Open your account

Your welcome email links straight to sign-in — enter the code we send, then set the one password that works across Friday, indrajaal and Polymux. /account is home base: connections, plan, password, usage, storage. Sign back in anytime at /login.

 systems.cyberneel.com/account
The account dashboard — plan pill, app links with copy buttons, Connect your AI.The account dashboard — plan pill, app links with copy buttons, Connect your AI.
3

Connect your AI

Friday thinks with your subscription — nothing metered by us. On the Connect card, pick Claude, ChatGPT, or Google, authorize, and paste the code back. A green dot shows what's live.

 Connect your AI
The Connect your AI card — Claude, ChatGPT and Google, each with a Connect button.The Connect your AI card — Claude, ChatGPT and Google, each with a Connect button.
Then add a calendar. Your apps unlock once your AI is connected; add a calendar in indrajaal → Settings → Calendars (or tap Not now) — the checklist on /account ticks itself.
Tip. The engine you connect most recently becomes active — and it flows to your Deep Sessions too.
4

Bring your world

Give Friday the things it should watch and act on — one merged view it can plan around.

Calendars & tasksiCloud, Google, Outlook
IntegrationsNotion, Slack, GitHub and more
EmailGmail inbox
Your machinesPolymux, browser
HealthApple Health, nutrition, recovery
Tip. Just say “connect Discord” — Friday sets it up and tells you exactly what it needs.
5

Make it yours by asking

Don’t dig through settings. Tell Friday, and it reshapes itself — layout, tone, even the colours. Everything’s reversible.

“Put my tasks & calendar up top, hide the git cards.”
“Make the background near-black with a teal accent.”
“Be more concise, and a calmer tone.”
Done. Dashboard rearranged, recoloured, and the tone dialed back.
Tip. “Warm cream look”, “softer text”, “put the git cards back” — Friday recolours and rearranges on the fly, and explicit requests always win over the learning.
6

Use it everywhere

Your day as live cards, hands-free voice, a phone call when it’s genuinely urgent, and the whole thing in your pocket.

Chat
Voice
Calls
iOS & widgets
On iPhone. Install Friday and indrajaal from TestFlight — the links sit under the QR codes on /account — then scan the code to sign in.

Power moves

Reshape & recolour by voice

“hide sessions, pin email, teal accent” — layout and colours change instantly.

Grow its reach

“connect Linear and show me my issues on Mission Control.”

Self-host the heavy stuff

Run your own Polymux or browser for real power; link it in Settings.

Push & calls on self-host

Coming soon, with self-hosting: the relay brings phone calls to your own box.

Join your tailnet (optional)

Paste a Tailscale auth key in Friday → Settings → Tailscale: Friday sees your devices and can drop files onto your phone.

Your keys, your data

Isolated per-user instance; message content never leaves it.

Two ways to run it

Hosted

Private, always-on, about 5 minutes of setup — plus push + phone calls. 45-day free trial, then keep it.
Request access

Self-host

Coming soon. Free to run on your own box, with your keys and your data.
See self-host

Want every detail? Read the full FridayOS Handbook

Need a hand? [email protected]Friday, indrajaal and Polymux
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