For people in the flow
One space to run all your personal projects. We capture your flow of work and help you bring order to it. And yes — it’s beautiful.
Great for things like:
How it works
Intuitive at first glance
Project → columns → cards, drag with your mouse — clear from the first second. But a card here isn’t just a line: inside there’s a field for a detailed description, the option to attach permanent links, any files with image and PDF preview right in the project, custom labels in any color, and recurring actions for the routines you can’t forget. You can pin a personal note to every card.
Notes right where the work happens
Every project has its own space for notes: ideas, drafts, text, and just your thoughts. Pin notes to cards, summon a quick panel with a hotkey, highlight what matters, and copy what you need in one click.
Cross-project search
On the left — a list of your projects and notes, switching is instant. Cross-project search finds the right note or task across everything at once. “I wrote that down somewhere” stops being a problem.
The core principle — nothing extra
This isn’t a tool for advanced product managers. No roles, assignments, approvals, or group work. No Gantt charts, sprints, or reports. But there are to-do lists, deadlines, and notes.
Google Calendar integration
Keep your schedule and tasks in sync with your calendar. Add it in one place — it shows up in the other.
Who it’s for and why
Campaigns, launches, hypotheses. Each one a card with a checklist and a deadline.
Customer research, interviews, hypotheses. A note pinned to the task — insights don’t get lost.
The whole backlog and docs in one place.
Courses, deadlines, thesis. Summaries in notes, source links in attachments.
Students as cards, curriculum as columns, materials for every lesson.
Clients, sessions, agreements. The full history of each — in a single card.
Hiring funnels as columns, candidates as cards, notes on each one right beside it.
Client projects, briefs, references, and files in one place.
Orders, suppliers, tasks per location — without rolling out a corporate system. Every order is a card with a status, and suppliers and details live in notes right beside it.
Reviews
I run three projects at once, and each used to live in its own place: tasks here, notes there, files somewhere else. Now each has its own board with its own notes — open it and you’re instantly in context. Basically a command center, just without the team.
I honestly tried to live in a spreadsheet. Lasted about a month and a half. Here it’s just columns by stage and a card per person — after a call I jot a couple of lines next to it, and I don’t have to remember a week later which of them asked about remote work. Then I got hooked and started a second board, a home one: renovation, measurements, tile photos. Turned out handier than the chat with my husband.
I keep a board per client. Brief, images, files — all in the card, no digging through chats. The real treat is that notes sit right next to the task: my notes used to be in one place and my tasks in another, and I ran between them.
I basically got myself a place where everything lives. Orders, contractors, invoices. Before that it was twenty tabs and a constant feeling I’d forgotten something. Now I forget on purpose.
I run four tracks at once, and my main pain was switching between them. Here each one has its own board and its own notes: jump in and you’re right on topic. And this is my personal space — I don’t drag in what’s only for the team.
I started with work tasks, then began running my job search here too: applied → interview → rejection (that column got big, ha). After every conversation I immediately write down what they asked and how I answered. A month in, I have a whole archive that shows exactly where I’m falling short.