Get it all out of your head, into one list
Sales follow-ups, team tasks, the errand you keep forgetting. One list that catches all of it, right where you already work, not in yet another app you'll forget to open.
The list that's already
where you work
Not a mockup. The real product. Type a task, set a date, @-mention a teammate, and watch it land, right next to the conversations and contacts it's about.
One list. Three jobs.
Whatever you need to remember, this list catches it, keeps it next to the customer it's about, and shows you what needs you next. For one of you, or the whole team.
Anything becomes a task in seconds.
Type one line and hit enter — from a chat, a contact, or a blank list. @-mention to assign it, # to file it. No forms, no fields you don't need, and no separate app to open first.
- ·Type a line, hit enter
- ·@ to assign, # to file
- ·Calls, meetings, notes, deadlines
The task sits with the customer it's about.
A standalone to-do app can't do this: every task lives on the contact it's about, next to the conversation, notes and history. Open it tomorrow and the full story is right there.
- ·Linked to the contact and chat
- ·Checklists and notes
- ·Full history, never archived
The right things show up at the right time.
The list sorts itself so you don't have to. New and unsorted tasks wait in Triage, what's due shows in Today, what's coming shows in Upcoming, and finished tasks move to Closed.
- ·Triage, Today, Upcoming, Closed
- ·Your own folders and lists
- ·Filter, sort and search instantly
From empty list to
first reminder
in
30 seconds
Open it. Type a task. Set a date. (The third step is optional.)
Open it.
It's already in your dashboard, nothing to install, nothing to upgrade. Four views ready to go: Triage, Today, Upcoming, Closed.
Type a task.
One line of text becomes a task. @-mention to assign it. Add a date, a checklist, a note or a contact later, only when you actually need them.
Maya ChenOps
Marcus ParkSales
Mia ReyesSupportSet a date.
Today, tomorrow, next Tuesday. Pick a date and the task slots itself into Today or Upcoming. Now the list reminds you, so you don't have to.
Your to-do list shouldn't
live
in a separate tab
Most task apps are one more place to open, one more thing to forget. This one sits inside the dashboard you're already in all day, next to the customers, the chats and the follow-ups. The task and the reason for it, finally in the same place.
Get it out of your head. Into one list.
Open Activities, type your first task, and let the list do the remembering.