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Now it feeds the AI you already work with

Intura now exports your full journaling history to iCloud Drive, built so any AI can read it. Point Claude, ChatGPT, or whatever you use at the folder and turn your reflections into 1:1 prep, weekly updates, and talking points.

By Henning Witzel-Acikgöz2 min read

A lot of you already lean on an AI to help manage your work. Planning the week, thinking through a decision, prepping for a conversation. This release lets Intura feed straight into that.

Here is how I use it. Before my Monday 1:1 with my boss, I open Claude. It reads the week out of my Intura export and hands me a clean set of updates and talking points, so I walk in already knowing what I want to say. The AI did not notice my week. Intura did, one reflection at a time, and the export just lets that work flow into the assistant I already use.

That is the idea. Intura is the layer that captures how the work is actually going: what mattered, what is still open, who you are spending your energy on. Your AI is good at a lot, but it does not know any of that until something tells it. Now Intura can.

The Data Export screen in Intura on iPhone, showing 'Your data is yours' with an 'Exported just now' status, a purple Export Now button, and an Auto-export on launch toggle switched on

Three files, sitting in your iCloud

Flip on Auto-export in Settings and Intura writes your full history to iCloud Drive, then keeps it current as you reflect and as new summaries roll in. Nothing leaves your device until you turn it on. You get a human-readable Markdown copy, the same data in structured JSON, and a README.

A macOS Finder window open to iCloud Drive showing the Intura Export folder containing intura-export.md, README.md, and intura-export.json

The folder explains itself

That README is the trick. It tells your AI who you are, what each file holds, and how to read the rest, so the assistant gets useful on the first try instead of guessing.

The README.md from the Intura Export folder open in a Markdown editor, headed 'Intura Reflection Data: How to Read This Folder', explaining what each file contains and giving context about the user

So point Claude, ChatGPT, or whatever you work with at the folder and ask it real questions. "What should I raise in my 1:1?" "What patterns am I missing this quarter?" "Draft talking points from the last month." The richer your Intura history, the more there is to work with, which is the whole point.

Most people will not need any of this, and that is fine. The built-in coach already does the job. But if AI is already part of how you work, the door is now open.

Also in this release

  • Reflections save the instant you tap. Sync moved to the background, so your completion moment shows up right away instead of waiting on iCloud.
  • Weekly summaries no longer turn up blank. Fixed a timing bug that could leave you staring at an empty screen.
  • Writing to your coach while offline now reads "Saved locally, sync pending" with a Sync button, instead of a worrying "Save failed." Your words were always safe.
  • Steadier iCloud sync all around, especially during long sessions and with longer entries.

Set up your own Monday ritual, then tell me what your AI surfaced. Hit Settings → Submit Feedback and let me know.