Everything it does,
one task at a time.

Five things working quietly in the background, from the moment a task lands to the moment it's done.

  1. 01

    Capture

    Catches every task the moment it's made, across the tools you already live in. You never write a thing down.

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    Gmail
    You said you’d send

    Send the pricing deck

    Email from Adam · 2 min agoToday, 5pm
    Outlook
    You said you’d reply

    Reply re: the lending docs

    Outlook email from James · 14 min agoDue today
    Slack
    You said you’d send

    Send the revised numbers

    Slack message from Maya · 26 min agoTonight
    Calendar
    You said you’d share

    Share the construction timeline

    From this morning’s meetingTomorrow
    Gmail
    You said you’d introduce

    Intro Henry to Stripe

    Email from Henry · 1 hr agoNext week
  2. 02

    Triage

    Keep what counts, drop what doesn't, with a swipe. It reads the logic behind your calls & learns exactly what matters to you.

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    Slack · #updates·22 min ago

    The Q1 report is attached

    No deadline

    FYI, attached for your records, no action needed.

    Reads as information, not something you owe.

    Gmail·2 min ago

    Send the pricing deck

    AAdam C.Today, 5pm

    I’ll get the pricing over to you by end of day.

    Looks like a firm commitment, due today.

    ← DropKeep →
  3. 03

    Prioritise

    Drag your day into the order that matters, by stakes, not just due date. It learns what you put first, building toward sorting it for you.

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    • 1Send the pricing deckDeal on the line
    • 2Lodge the registration renewalOverdue
    • 3Reply on the lending docsWaiting
    • 4Intro Henry to StripeCan wait
  4. 04

    Memory

    A running ledger of what you owe & what you're owed, so nothing slips through the gaps between your tools.

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    You owe · 7Owed to you · 4
    • Revised templatesFrom James K. · Today
    • The signed contractFrom Neil R. · Tomorrow
    • Launch the event detailsFrom Jason M. · Overdue
  5. 05

    Nudge

    One message, right before a ball drops, on your terms. Quiet hours respected, nothing on a fixed schedule.

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I didn’t open my laptop for three weeks. By then he’d appointed someone else. That’s a $30,000 fee. It was mine. And I’ve let him down.
Nathan E.

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