You tell LUKi things all week. The sister you finally called back. The soup you made twice because the first pot was that good. The things worth keeping become memories, and most of the time they wait quietly until they're useful.
Weekly Insight is LUKi stepping back to look at the whole week at once. Open Insights and he reads what you've shared over the last seven days, then tells you which way the week leaned and up to three small things he noticed about you.
There's no score and no chart. Just a cat who was paying attention.
What you'll see.
Every Weekly Insight has the same simple shape:
- A one-word read on your week: Brighter, Steady or Quieter. When LUKi can't tell, he goes with Steady.
- What LUKi noticed: one to three short observations, each a single sentence, written to you in his own voice.
- Sometimes a closing line that ties the week together. When nothing fits, he leaves it out.
The observations are small and specific. Something like "you laugh more on days you call your sister" or "mornings seem to be your steady time." The kind of pattern you'd half noticed yourself and never said out loud.
Quieter shows up in a calm blue, never red. A slow week is allowed to be a slow week.
How LUKi puts it together.
Weekly Insight starts from your memories, the things LUKi has saved from your chats, and leaves the rest of your chat history alone. When you open Insights, he gathers up to 25 of your newest memories from the past seven days and writes the week from those.
Two rules keep it honest. He only notices, so there's no advice and no to-do list. And he never adds anything your memories don't back up, so a thin week gets a short, light insight.
It arrives in your language, too. Whatever language your app is set to is the one LUKi writes in.
When a new one appears.
Nothing gets written until you open Insights. The first time you do, LUKi writes your insight, and it stays for seven days. Open it on Thursday and you'll see the one you read on Monday.
He also needs something to go on. With fewer than three new memories from the past seven days, you'll see "Nothing new enough yet" instead, and LUKi waits until there's more to notice.
No numbers, no grades.
A Weekly Insight has nothing to measure. There's no score and nothing to beat next week, and LUKi keeps anything medical out of it. What you get reads like a note from a friend who was listening.
Your memory, your call.
Every insight starts with your memories, so you decide what goes in. Open Memory from the side panel to see everything LUKi has saved. Add something by hand, or delete anything you'd rather he left out. A deleted memory stays out of every insight written after that.
Prefer not to get insights at all? Switch off Weekly Insight in Settings and LUKi stops writing them.
Both plans also get a longer weekly brief from LUKi: two to four short sections on the threads of your week.
See plansHow to see yours.
Weekly Insight is in the LUKi app for iPhone and Android, not the web app. Get the app from the download page, open the side panel and tap Insights.
Then keep talking. Tell him about the good lunch and the bad meeting, and give it a week.
Why we built it.
Memory is what lets LUKi know you. Weekly Insight turns that around for a moment, so you get to see your week the way he saw it, small things included.
Weekly Insight FAQ
What is Weekly Insight in LUKi?
A short look back at your week, written by LUKi from your recent memories. It shows a Brighter, Steady or Quieter read and up to three things he noticed.
How often does LUKi write a new one?
At most once every seven days. LUKi writes one when you open Insights, and that one stays until it's seven days old.
Why does Insights say "Nothing new enough yet"?
LUKi needs at least three new memories from the past seven days. Keep chatting and check back later.
Which plans include Weekly Insight?
Core and Eternal both include it, along with a longer weekly brief. See pricing for everything else in each plan.
Can I turn Weekly Insight off?
Yes. Switch it off in Settings and LUKi stops writing them. You can also delete any memory from the Memory screen.


