Bring your own AI key — or use it without AI

One place for the workyou keep re-planning

Tasks, focus time, habits, calendar and notes in a single workspace — with an AI writing assistant that runs on your own API key, so nothing is metered and nothing is guessed.

Today

2 overdue

Send the Q3 proposal

2d overdue · high

Review the design handoff

Today · medium

Draft onboarding emails

In 3d · low

Reconcile the invoices

Done today

Free 90-minute gap found on Thursday morning — book it as focus time.

Illustration of the Today view

Six things, each of which actually works

Nothing on this page is a mock-up of a feature that is coming later.

Tasks and projects

Due dates, priorities, estimates and projects. The day view sorts by what is overdue first, then by due date, then by priority — no black box.

Focus timer

A countdown that records the session. Your focus totals are the sum of sessions you actually ran, not a target you typed in once.

Habits with real streaks

Streaks are computed from dated check-ins, so they survive a reload and cannot be inflated by tapping twice.

Calendar with free-slot finding

A week view, plus a search for gaps long enough for deep work. Book one as a focus block; it refuses to double-book you.

Documents

Notes, drafts and meeting records with folders, favourites and full-text search across everything you have written.

Automations that run

If-this-then-that rules over your own tasks, with an execution log so you can see what each rule actually did.

The AI part, stated plainly

Drafting, rewriting, summarising and brainstorming run on an OpenAI or Anthropic key that you paste into Settings. Your key, your account, your bill — and it is stored server-side and never shown back to the browser. Until you add one, the AI screens say so instead of pretending. Everything else on this page works with no key at all.

Start with today’s list

Create a workspace and add the first three things on your plate.

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