Five focused surfaces, one consistent workspace.

Lists you can read at a glance, a detail sheet with everything a task can carry, and four ways to look at the same work — list, tiles, cards, or a board.

• Due dates typed as words: "call the bank tomorrow at 9" becomes a dated task, offered as a chip you can dismiss.
• Reminders with Done, +1 hour and Tomorrow right on the notification.
• Repeat weekly, monthly, yearly — or every N days. An estimate, so the calendar knows how long it takes.
• Subtasks, importance, tags, projects, attachments, and a "blocked by" link that keeps a task open until its blocker is done.
• List, tiles, cards, or a Kanban board with To do / Doing / Done columns.
• Templates for tasks you create often. Archive a list when it is over; the Trash keeps what you delete for 30 days.
• Import from Todoist, Google Tasks or Microsoft To Do; export everything as CSV and JSON.

Rich text with real structure, inline images, tags, and autosave — plus the two things notes usually lack: a way out and a way in.

• Rich text formatting, inline images, tags, colour, importance, and lists to keep notes in.
• Dictate straight into the editor.
• Export a note as Markdown or PDF; import Markdown back.
• Templates for meeting notes, weekly plans, or whatever you write on repeat.
• Cards or a list, whichever fits the moment.
• Turn a note into tasks: the AI pulls out the action items, you pick the list.

A full calendar with month, week, day, year, and upcoming views, reminders, participants, meeting links, your Google calendars — and a Today screen that puts events and tasks on one timeline.

• Month, week, day, year, and upcoming views.
• Google Calendar on every platform, with edits going both ways. Calendar feeds by their address.
• Participants, meeting links, reminders, tags, colour, and repeat rules.
• Join a meeting from the Today screen — one tap on the link.
• Time-block tasks onto the calendar by dragging; the block carries the estimate.
• Summarise the day or the week, or draft events from a sentence.
• Prepare for a meeting: the AI writes the prep tasks from the event’s details.

Files, photos, recordings, and video with previews, folders, tags, and notes — and, on paid plans, search that reads inside PDFs and Word files.

• Capture audio, photos, video, and files from one add flow.
• Preview images, text, audio, video, and metadata inline.
• Folders inside lists, tags, sorting, drag to reorder, move between lists.
• Notes and importance kept next to the file.
• Search inside PDF, Word, and text files: the text is extracted once, on the server, and searched with everything else.
• Per-file limits of 100 MB, 500 MB, or 1 GB depending on the plan, checked before the upload starts.

The fastest place to put something down: a multi-page mixed-input capture area for text, finger writing, drawing, voice, camera, video, and files.

• Multiple pages, so new capture never blocks what is already on the current page.
• Text, handwriting, drawing, voice, camera, video, and files, all autosaved.
• Handwriting becomes text on Android and iPhone, recognised on the phone itself.
• Keyboard, mouse, touch, camera, microphone, and file picker.
• Generate tasks, a note, an event, or documents from a page — the AI reads what you captured, you confirm.
• Quick capture from anywhere: long-press the + button (or a gesture you choose) and type; it lands here, or straight in the Inbox as a task when it reads like one.