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A little help.
A lighter day.

A message to reply to. Something to figure out. An idea you want to try. Work through it with May, your daily AI assistant.

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Where do I start?
One small thing at a time.

What could use a little help today?

Start with what’s on your mind. You don’t need to have it all worked out.

Illustrative examples. No AI request is sent.

For the words that won’t come

Say what you mean.
Sound like yourself.

A reply you’re putting off. A blank page. Something that’s hard to say. Tell May what you mean, then find the words that feel like you.

Find your next words
The tricky bit
I’m too tired for dinner. How do I say no without sounding cold?
A little more you
Thanks for the invite! I’m pretty wiped out tonight, so I’ll sit this one out. Dinner next week instead?

One way to say it. Make it your own.

For the conversations across languages

Your meaning.
Their language.

A café message. A conversation abroad. Understand what they mean and find a natural way to reply, without losing what you want to say.

Translate with May
What does this mean?

我們明天十點開門喔。

In English

We open at 10 tomorrow.

Help me reply

Great, see you at 10!

In Chinese

太好了，明天十點見！

Understand the message. Keep the conversation going.

For the moment it starts to make sense

Make it click.

Ask about the part that doesn’t make sense. Break it down with May, try another explanation, and take it one step at a time.

How do explanations work?

May can explain ideas in words and, for some questions, offer steps you can move through on the Web. Fraction diagrams currently cover addition and subtraction of two fractions; other questions may use text.

Try the step-by-step example
Let’s work it out

Why isn’t ½ + ⅓ = ⅖?

Let’s make the pieces the same size.

One half plus one third equals five sixthsTwo equal-length bars show one half and one third. Dividing each into six equal pieces gives three sixths and two sixths. Their colored pieces combine to fill five of the six pieces in the result.½⅓3/62/65/6

3/6 + 2/6=5/6

Oh, now I see it.

Same-sized pieces. A clearer answer.

For the things you need to untangle

A lot to read.
A clearer next step.

A quote to compare. A document to get through. Bring it to May, find the important parts, and work out the questions worth asking.

Look at the bigger picture
Venue quoteRoom hire · Catering
Before you book
  • Is tax included?
  • What about setup and cleaning?
  • Can you cancel or change dates?

Illustrative example. Check the original document for important details.

For the ideas waiting to happen

A small idea.
Something you can share.

A new drink at your café. A promotion you want to share. Describe the picture in your mind, explore an image with May, then add your own words.

Little Fern Café

“Our new iced matcha.
A little afternoon sunshine.”

A starting point, in your own words.
LITTLE FERN CAFÉA little green.
A little pause.Illustration of iced matcha in a glass, with soft afternoon lightMeet your afternoon matcha.

Describe your idea Review the image Add your words

Explore Visual Design

Illustrative artwork. Confirm the cost before creating an image.

A little less explaining.
A little more doing.

Shorter replies? A familiar tone? Choose the preferences May keeps for next time. There’s room for your everyday questions and your business, too.

Get to know May

  • A little more like you.

    Keep helpful preferences. Change or remove them anytime.

  • Say it your way.

    Start out loud. Check the words before you send.

  • Follow the sources.

    Look a little closer. Check the original links with May.

A little help, wherever.

Use May in your mobile browser today.
iOS app: Coming soon.

May on mobile

Start small. Find your rhythm.

Start free. Choose a monthly plan or add Credits when you need more.

Find your plan

What’s on your mind?

Start with a thought. Take the next step with May.

Let’s begin