add it once - it's the same things in every view:
get it out of your head into one app ↓
projects
each project keeps its own notes, links, pictures and tasks, and projects sit in folders. you always know where to look.
the canvas
blocks for topics, cards for your notes, links, pictures and tasks - drag them around till the thing makes sense.
the lists
notes, refs and tasks - each type has its own list. paste a link and it becomes a preview card; tick a task here - it's ticked on the board too.
the pages
switch to doc - the cards become pages you can arrange. phone page or desktop page, you choose.
the pdf
lay it out as pages, hit save - you get a real pdf file. send it, present it, print it.
and it works both ways: drop something on a page - it shows up in the project too, with the notes, refs and tasks.
PROJECTS IN · DROPS OUT
the feed
notes, tasks, images, links, docs - all in one stream. filter, search, scroll. toss it in and it stays caught.
day
a few tasks for today, reps below, a photo of the day on top. unfinished tasks follow you to tomorrow on their own - the day is a view, not a ritual.
reps
every routine keeps the reason you wrote down, monthly cycles, a record and a moodboard. you don't track habits - you keep showing up for your why.
what's inside
notes, refs, tasks and a master per project, grouped in folders - the whole thing, whole.
the same material as a board or as pages - or start right there, it sorts itself back into notes, refs and tasks. pages save as a pdf.
a day view with a photo grid, and reps that remember why - streaks, cycles, moodboards.
everything you toss in, one searchable stream - filter by project or by type.
phone and desktop, one account - the project just follows you.
two equal themes, english and russian, and zero setup before you can work.
templates
because the thing you're making doesn't live in one of them. the pictures sit in your camera roll, the notes in three apps, the deadline in your head. here they sit together, and you can lay them out instead of scrolling four lists.
notes, links, pictures and tasks. links keep where they came from, pictures come from your camera roll, and blocks group things by topic - "living room", "buy", "done".
yes - it's the same task. the canvas, the lists and the pages are views of one project, so a change in one shows up in the rest. only the layout is per view: moving a card on the canvas doesn't reorder your list.
no. toss it into the project and deal with it later - or never. arranging is optional, catching it isn't. the canvas and the pages are there for when you want them.
lay it out as pages and send the pdf. it opens anywhere - the other person doesn't need the app or an account.
your pages, the way you arranged them - text, tasks and images included. a real file you can send, present or print, not a link that dies.
yes to start - three projects and 100 MB, no card. pro lifts the limits and turns on sync between your phone and desktop: $9 a month or $79 a year.
only if you want the same project on your phone and on your desktop - that's what the account is for.
yes. whatever you drop lands on the device first, and syncs the moment you're back online.
why
whatever you make starts as a mess. our minds get messy, but we still crave order - and shouldn't have to change how we think to get it.
it carries them from pocket to desk and shows them how our heads need today.
