A calm little task manager for your Mac’s menu bar. It stays out of your way, until you need it to do something clever.
Download for Mac soonmacOS 14 or later. Free for 14 days, then $19.99 once on the Mac App Store. No subscription, no account.
Hit ⌥Space over anything. Type, press Return, gone, and you never left the app you were in.
>friday, >8:30am, !!, the day, the hour, the priority, typed right in the line. No date pickers, ever.
A card each for Home, Work, the boat, sub-lists inside. Type @Work on a new line and it files itself.
Four levers mix the paper and highlighter; the ink is solved to stay legible. Any card can wear its own.
Flip a line over and write on the same paper. No save button, no separate app, ⌘’ and it’s there.
Clip images and video to any line, the paperclip, or just drag them in. They fan out like prints.
Add ..1w. The next one lands a week from its due day, not from whenever you finally got to it.
No badge, no count, no red. A line you carry darkens a little, then holds. You’ll see it when you look.
Link a card to a repo and its open issues become lines. Strike one, it closes. Off until you say so.
Add to Claude, flip it on. Reads your cards, writes in your grammar, strikes. It can’t delete a line.
An iPhone app is on its way. When it arrives, the list on your Mac will be the list in your pocket, with nothing to set up and nothing to watch: no sync screen, no spinner, no conflict to settle. You’ll write on one and cross out on the other. Paper doesn’t spin.
Download for Mac soon