How to read these examples
These flows illustrate Fil’s approach; they are not user-test reports or performance measurements. Screenshots come from the served Fil client. Requests, suggestions and confirmations use isolated fictional data; AI responses are simulated to show the interface, not to prove understanding. Exact request handling and available connections will be confirmed during the beta.
1. From a thought to a task
You capture “remember Léa’s gift”. The aim is to keep that action without inventing a date. If you add a deadline, check the suggested date. A task describes work still to do; it does not mean the gift has been bought. The screenshots below show the request, the undated suggestion card and the same card after confirmation.
« Penser au cadeau de Léa »
1. Write your request
The request is entered in the conversation with Fil.

2. Review the suggestion
The card shows suggested items before adding them.

3. Confirm
The card changes to confirmed after choosing Add.

Fil client screenshots in French · Fictional data · Simulated suggestion to show the interface
2. From a sentence to an appointment
This request specifies Tuesday 3 November 2026 at noon for one hour. Check that the suggestion matches those details before confirming. The intended flow is request, structured suggestion, review, then confirmation. A suggested slot is neither an invitation sent to Camille nor confirmation of their availability. The screenshots follow the same lunch from input to confirmation.
« Déjeuner avec Camille mardi 3 novembre à midi pendant une heure. »
1. Write your request
The request is entered in the conversation with Fil.

2. Review the suggestion
The card shows suggested items before adding them.

3. Confirm
The card changes to confirmed after choosing Add.

Fil client screenshots in French · Fictional data · Simulated suggestion to show the interface
3. Prepare for a trip without mixing roles
The request sets the Lyon train for Friday 6 November 2026 at 9 am and both preparations for Thursday 5 November. The train appears as an event; finding the ticket and packing the bag appear as tasks. Connecting them should make preparations clearer. When to leave home also depends on travel to the station and real constraints: it should not be inferred from the train time alone. Check documents and times at their source.
« Train pour Lyon vendredi 6 novembre à 9 h. Retrouver le billet et préparer le sac la veille. »
1. Write your request
The request is entered in the conversation with Fil.

2. Review the suggestion
The card shows suggested items before adding them.

3. Confirm
The card changes to confirmed after choosing Add.

Fil client screenshots in French · Fictional data · Simulated suggestion to show the interface
What we will document during the beta
Real demonstrations will include context: version, request, resulting suggestion, confirmation and observed limitations. No quantified time saving or testimonial is claimed without measurement or verifiable feedback. Join the waiting list to express your interest.