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it's time, but it's really simple.
Calendars take too much time. We waste attention on scheduling instead of doing things. We wanted a simple voice shortcut that hears what you want and gets it on your calendar.
- Listens to your voice and turns it into text
- Understands the intent and produces concrete Google Calendar operations
- Executes create, update, delete, list, and get on your calendar
- Confirms the result in a clean, fast flow
| Path | Role |
|---|---|
noon-ios/ |
SwiftUI app with a centralized color system and the end-to-end user experience. |
noon-backend/ |
FastAPI gateway for Supabase phone auth + Google account linking, plus proxying to the LangGraph agent. |
noon-agent/ |
Current calendar agent (argument planner + tool schemas) that LangGraph or other orchestrators can call. |
noon-agent-old/ |
Earlier prototype + documentation. Still handy for context and testing ideas. |
noon-v2nl/ |
“voice-to-natural-language” Deepgram proxy that turns audio blobs into text the agent can understand. |
supabase/migrations/ |
SQL that defines users, Google accounts, and calendar-centric tables so every environment shares the same schema. |
- User taps the mic in iOS. Audio streams to
noon-v2nl, which forwards to Deepgram and returns text. - Text becomes intent. The iOS app hands the utterance + context to the backend, which forwards it to the LangGraph-hosted Noon agent.
- Agent chooses a calendar tool. Create/update/list/delete payloads are validated (see
noon-agent/main.py) before touching Google Calendar. - State is synced. Supabase tracks users, phone-auth sessions, and linked Google accounts; the backend enforces all that.
Everything is modular on purpose — you can iterate on the agent without touching Swift, and vice versa.
