Najimi, the agent
An agent in every chat that knows your taste and your friends', reads Qloo for every pick, shows its work, and does real things once you say yes.
Najimi is one of the room. It lives in your own chat, in every circle and DM, and one tap away on every screen as the orb.
Where it lives
- Your own chat (the orb in the middle of the tab bar): it answers every message.
- Circles and DMs: it answers when someone writes
@najimior starts with "Najimi…", and speaks for the whole room, by name. - Over any screen: tap the orb and it opens as a sheet that already knows what you're looking at: the card on your feed, a square on Earth, a node in your graph, the plan you're reading, a business plan. "More like this" means that.
What it knows
Your loves and their weights, your taste's words, and in a room every member's top loves and city. The screen you opened it from, your plans and bookings from the last month (and how they went), the room's latest polls, your connected accounts, the photos shared in the chat, and today's date in your time zone. It replies in your language.
What it can do
Read Qloo's whole graph
Search, tags, audiences, comparisons, and insights with Qloo's signals and a wide set of its filters: picks of any kind, taste words, city heatmaps, demographics.
Phone a venue for a table
A real AI voice call after you approve how it opens. It says it's an AI and that the call is recorded, and the answer lands in the chat.
Book a hotel
Real rooms and prices. You hold one and pay in Nuitee's own sheet; Najimi watches until it's confirmed.
Post on X for you
A post in your voice, from your connected X, once you say yes.
Plan a night or a trip
Drinks, food, somewhere late, every stop scored for every friend, a real route, shows that night, a calendar link.
Settle it for the group
Picks for the whole circle with each person's fit, or a poll when the room can't decide.
Start a game, and play
Four taste games against the room. Najimi plays along in three of them; in Blind Taste, Qloo predicts you.
Build a business plan
Seven steps, five of them straight from Qloo; three moves for the week, each citing what it stands on.
Tune your feed by talking
"Less films", "no podcasts", "more like this": the feed restarts on the new mix.
Look things up
Opening hours, a venue's number, what's on this week, the weather, with the source named. Never for picks.
Restyle your room
A photo of your space, kept exactly as it is, restyled in your taste's words. Only when you ask.
Follow up on its own
Call results, hotel confirmations, "How was it?", a daily game drop, a Monday business refresh.
Real answers
Three real runs from the app. The steps are what you see above each answer (its Qloo lookups, web searches and questions); the other tools hand you a card.
Three albums for a rainy evening, and why they fit me
- “rainy evening”qloo.tags · 3 tags · rainy night, downpour, rainy day
- Rainy-evening music for youqloo.insights · artist · rainy day · The Shins → 3
- “TV on the Radio Return to Cookie Mountain”qloo.search · 1 found
- “Paolo Nutini Caustic Love”qloo.search · 1 found
- “The Killers Sam's Town”qloo.search · 1 found
For you, I'd play these in order: Return To Cookie Mountain — TV on the Radio. Layered, atmospheric, and slightly restless… Caustic Love — Paolo Nutini. Warm, smoky soul for when the evening settles in… Sam's Town — The Killers. The dramatic finish… Qloo connected the first two artists to your love of The Shins, and The Killers to your affinity for The Social Network.
It turned "rainy evening" into Qloo's own mood tags, asked for artists with that mood boosted by the love it fits, then found each album by name. No pick came from memory.