Every feature, in depth.

The whole product, one page per piece. Read whatever you're curious about. The rest stays out of your way.

Capture & triage
AI capture
Stop tagging your own tasks.

AI fills in the area, project, due date, and tags from what you typed or said, so capture stays a sentence, not a form.

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Voice capture
Talk while driving. Get structured tasks.

Hit the mic, talk like a human, get back tidy items with dates and projects already attached.

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Quick capture
Press n anywhere.

Drop a task or note into the Inbox without breaking flow. Forms add up; this one keystroke doesn't.

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Inbox triage
One inbox. Tasks and notes.

Everything you capture lands in one place, sectioned by type, ready for the same triage pass GTD asks for.

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Notes & tasks together
Notes-as-tasks
Real tasks, inside your notes.

Type /task in any note and a real task appears as a checkable chip. Completing it in the note completes it everywhere.

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Daily page
A page that's actually for today.

Journal meets planner. Write what you're thinking, plan the day, link to tasks, all in one place attached to the date.

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Wikilinks & backlinks
Notes that know about each other.

Link notes with [[Title]] and see every reference back, automatically. The connections you'd build by hand, built for you.

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Real GTD structure
Areas of Focus
A real part of the structure, not just a tag.

The slice your work runs through: Work, Personal, Health, side projects. Every view filters by it; muscle memory kicks in.

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Projects with outcomes
Projects that know what "done" means.

Each project has a successful-outcome line, next actions, what's waiting on someone else, and the notes it lives inside.

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Tags & nested tags
@context, #topic, and they nest.

GTD context tags live alongside topical tags, in a tree. One model handles people, places, contexts, projects-by-shape: the whole graph.

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Review & engage
AI Weekly Review
The review that used to take an hour.

AI reads your week and writes you a short narrative. You still make the decisions. The app does the reading for you.

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Today view
What's actually for today.

Due, starred, or in focus, surfaced together, sized for a single morning's attention.

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Keyboard-first
Never touch the mouse if you don't want to.

Every action has a shortcut, every shortcut respects context. Press ? to see them all.

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