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These guides cover everything from setting up your first tasks to building a productivity system that runs without friction. If you're the kind of person who wants to understand how the tools work — not just use them — you'll find what you're looking for here.

Task Velocity: Your Productivity Pulse

The number that tells you whether you're getting ahead or falling behind — updated every 30 days.

Start Every Day with Focus

The Home screen surfaces today's tasks and your productivity stats so you know exactly where to start.

Your Work at a Glance

See how your system's doing right now, and whether you're keeping up over time — Task Velocity, System Health, and more.

Break Any Project Down with Subtasks

Unlimited nesting means no project is too complex. Build the structure that matches how you actually think.

Task Templates: Build Once, Use Every Time

Turn your repeatable workflows into templates. Your full subtask structure is ready to launch in seconds.

Organize by Project and Area with Folders

Custom folders and folder groups keep related work together so you always know where everything lives.

Do the Right Work at the Right Time

Tag tasks by where or how they get done. Filter to what's actually actionable right now.

Keep What Matters Visible: Priorities and Stars

Set a priority for every task. Star the ones that can't wait. Your most important work stays in front.

Stay on Track with Dates and Reminders

Due dates, times, and reminders — including Pushover — so deadlines don't sneak up on you.

Find Any Task in Seconds with Filters

Use built-in filters or build your own. When your list grows, filters bring the right tasks forward.

Richer Notes with Markdown

Write plain text or Markdown in any task note. Format your thinking the way you'd format a document.

Connect Your AI Assistant

Let Claude read your tasks, add new ones, and run your weekly review — safely, with full control over what it can see and do.

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