What is MULIO?
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MULIO is a forward-looking weekly intelligence platform for high performers with ADHD. It turns each week of your inputs into a 7-day playbook of expert-designed protocols and a Sunday intelligence report. It runs on iOS 17 and above and is published by Exitroom101 LLC.
How is MULIO different from Day One, Rosebud, Mindsera, and Reflection?
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Day One is a multimedia diary. Rosebud, Mindsera, and Reflection are AI-powered retrospective journals — they reflect on the week behind you. MULIO writes the week ahead. The Sunday intelligence report becomes the next 7-day playbook. MULIO is also the only one designed for ADHD from the first commit.
Who is MULIO for?
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MULIO is built for high performers with ADHD: founders, operators, athletes, knowledge workers, and creatives whose work demands consistent execution but whose executive function makes consistency hard. If you have read the books, watched the videos, and still cannot run your own week, MULIO is for you.
Does MULIO work for ADHD?
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MULIO is designed for ADHD from the first commit. The notification body is the protocol, so you do not have to open the app. Daily Entry takes 30 seconds. The Weekly Intelligence Report fires Sunday at 8 AM, the only ADHD-friendly planning window. The protocol library draws on Russell Barkley’s executive function research.
Is my data private? Where is it stored?
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Journal entries are encrypted at rest using Evervault end-to-end encryption. The MULIO backend (Google Cloud, US-based) decrypts entries only at the moment of an AI call. The AI model is DeepSeek V4 Pro, which runs on servers in mainland China. We disclose this transparently in our privacy policy. Names, emails, Apple IDs, and HealthKit data are never sent to DeepSeek.
What experts inform MULIO’s protocols?
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MULIO draws on protocols from Andrew Huberman (circadian, dopamine, focus), Peter Attia (longevity, cardio, metabolism), Andy Galpin (training, recovery), Matthew Walker (sleep), Cal Newport (deep work, attention), Russell Barkley (ADHD, executive function), Susanna Søberg (cold exposure), and Robert Sapolsky (stress physiology). The full corpus is 1,105 hand-curated sources.
How much does MULIO cost?
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MULIO is $14.99 per month, billed through Apple’s App Store. One auto-renewing monthly subscription — no other tier, no hidden upsells. Cancel anytime in your iPhone settings.
Does MULIO have a free version?
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Yes. Daily Entries are unlimited and always free. You also get 3 free Ask MULIO consultations per day on the free tier. Weekly Intelligence Reports and the This Week 7-day playbook are subscriber-only.
What is This Week?
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This Week is a 7-day playbook of expert-designed protocol blocks. 8 to 18 blocks per day. Each block is a single protocol — wake time, sun exposure, training, deep work, phone-off windows, sleep — with a notification that fires when the block starts. The notification body is the protocol.
What is the Weekly Intelligence Report?
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Every Sunday at 8 AM, MULIO sends a one-page brief on the week behind: what worked, what broke, and what to fix. It is generated by a two-agent pipeline. A Diagnostician extracts patterns. A Strategist writes the strategy for the week ahead. Citations are pulled from MULIO’s 1,105-source corpus.
Does MULIO require Apple Health access?
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No. Apple Health integration is optional. If you grant access, MULIO reads sleep, steps, and HRV to enrich your weekly diagnostic. If you do not, MULIO uses your manual Daily Entry inputs only. Either path is fully functional.
Is MULIO available on Android?
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Not yet. MULIO is iOS-only at launch. Android is on the roadmap but not currently scheduled. Subscribe to the App Store listing for updates, or email support@mulio.ai to be notified.
Can I cancel anytime?
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Yes. Cancel from your iPhone Settings → Apple ID → Subscriptions. No questions asked, no retention call, no email survey. Your Daily Entries remain free forever after cancellation.
Does MULIO support voice journaling?
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MULIO’s Daily Entry is structured around 12 sliders, not free text — designed to be filled in 30 seconds without typing. The journal field within Daily Entry accepts dictation through iOS native voice-to-text. Dedicated voice-first journaling is on the roadmap, not in Build 90.
Who built MULIO?
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MULIO is built and published by Exitroom101 LLC, a New York–based software company. The product is designed and engineered in-house. For partnership or press inquiries, contact support@mulio.ai.