AskUnit — idea 6F (gamified project tagging)
After each answer, a one-line "Was this about…" prompt. One tap to tag, or one word via "Something else". No wizards.
State 1 — toast just arrived, AI suggests 2 likely projects
Most common state. User typed "what's the RPA for the oak on the Smith site" from /home. AI picked the 2 most likely project mentions from the question.
VIA MINIMAX · LATEST
just now
"For a 14m oak the standard RPA is the area within 1.5×DBH from the trunk. At 14m height the DBH is typically 60–80cm, so the RPA radius works out around 0.9–1.2m. Plot it as a circle offset to the relevant side if construction is asymmetric."
Was this about…
State 2 — user tapped "Smith site" (one-tap flow, 200ms)
Toast now shows "Tagged: Smith site" inline. Undo link in case it was a mis-tap. No popup, no "is this a new project?" prompt. Just done.
VIA MINIMAX · LATEST
just now
"For a 14m oak the standard RPA is the area within 1.5×DBH from the trunk. At 14m height the DBH is typically 60–80cm, so the RPA radius works out around 0.9–1.2m. Plot it as a circle offset to the relevant side if construction is asymmetric."
Was this about…
✓ tagged Smith site · undo
State 3 — user tapped "Something else" → inline text input (one-word flow)
The chips vanish, an input appears in the same row. User types 1-3 words, hits enter. No 4-option menu, no "is this a new project?" question. One step, done.
VIA MINIMAX · LATEST
just now
"For a 14m oak the standard RPA is the area within 1.5×DBH from the trunk. At 14m height the DBH is typically 60–80cm, so the RPA radius works out around 0.9–1.2m. Plot it as a circle offset to the relevant side if construction is asymmetric."
Was this about…
State 4 — user typed "Carter woodland" + enter (3-second flow)
AI quietly creates a new project entry from the typed label. If the user mentions "Carter woodland" twice more, the AI starts surfacing it as a chip next time. Zero wizards.
VIA MINIMAX · LATEST
just now
"For a 14m oak the standard RPA is the area within 1.5×DBH from the trunk. At 14m height the DBH is typically 60–80cm, so the RPA radius works out around 0.9–1.2m. Plot it as a circle offset to the relevant side if construction is asymmetric."
Was this about…
✓ tagged Carter woodland · undo
State 5 — user ignored it (most common — 9/10 times)
The tag row disappears after a few seconds of no interaction. The toast continues to live its normal life. The AI re-suggests next time, slightly more accurate.
VIA MINIMAX · LATEST
just now
"For a 14m oak the standard RPA is the area within 1.5×DBH from the trunk. At 14m height the DBH is typically 60–80cm, so the RPA radius works out around 0.9–1.2m. Plot it as a circle offset to the relevant side if construction is asymmetric."