Track tasks with an owner, a due date and a status. The assistant adds them when you ask and chases what goes quiet.
How it works
Start a project. Give it a name, a lead, and who can see it.
Add tasks. In the project, or by asking the assistant in the hub or Slack.
Let it follow up. A weekday digest, check-ins on quiet work, and a Monday update.
Examples
Real inputs, and what comes back from each of them.
- You ask
Put the team onboarding rewrite on Dana’s list for Friday.
You getA task assigned to Dana, due Friday.
- You ask
Nearly done. Can it move to Monday?
You getThe due date moves, and the reply is saved on the task.
Use cases
- Ask instead of typing
- Tell the assistant what to add, in the hub or in Slack.
- Nobody has to chase
- Quiet tasks get a check-in, and the answer is saved.
- The week, written up
- Every Monday, each active project gets a short update.
At a glance
- Tasks have
- An owner, a due date, a priority and tags
- Statuses
- To do, in progress, blocked, done
- Follows up
- Daily digest, check-ins, Monday update
- Reaches you
- In Slack, or by email