Welcome to Timer
Timer isn't another tool to add to the pile — it's the layer underneath them. One workspace where every function (people, calendar, deals, documents, money) writes to a single shared memory, and one AI — Pallas — works across all of it with you. This guide gets you running in a few minutes.
The idea in one line
The more you work in Timer, the more it remembers — and the more Pallas can do without being asked twice.
Your first few minutes
1
Set up your profile & workspace
Add your name, photo, and business details. This is your identity across bookings, documents, and everything you send.
2
Say hello to Pallas
Open Pallas from any page and ask it about your work. It can already see your context — and it starts learning from this conversation on.
3
Bring in your world
Connect your calendar, add a few people and companies, upload a file or two. Every item you add becomes part of the shared memory.
4
Work across functions
Book a meeting, create a task from it, send an invoice. Timer keeps the thread — so tomorrow, the next move is obvious.
What makes it different
One memory
Every function reads and writes to the same place. Nothing is siloed.
One Pallas
An AI that works across your whole business, not one narrow task.
Continuous context
Tuesday's meeting informs Wednesday's invoice — without re-prompting.
Yours to keep
The memory underneath is your company's asset, not a vendor's.
Where to go next
New to the AI? Start with the Pallas guide — it's the fastest way to feel the difference.