A little structure. More space.
Talk through what’s on your mind. Choose what belongs on your list. Start one thing.
Task Runner + brings planning, timers, reminders, document analysis, and a quieter workspace together on your machine.
Local-first desktop beta · Optional AI · No signup needed for these demos
Task Runner +TodayOne thing at a time
Illustrative plan. Try the controls below.
Less explaining. More trying.
These interactive examples use fictional tasks and documents. They don’t access your microphone, call an AI model, or change your app.
01 / Get it out of your head
“Work on my proposal for 45 minutes, then take a 15-minute walk.” The assistant makes a draft. You decide what gets added.
In the app, voice requires setup. This is a scripted example.
Try it · Review a plan
Uncheck anything you don’t need.
02 / New · Document analysis
Drop a document into Analyze. Get the main points, decisions, and action items, then switch between bullets, paragraphs, an outline, or a table without asking the model again.
Works with text-based PDFs, Word documents, Excel workbooks, PowerPoint decks, CSV files, and text or logs—even without a file extension.
Current Windows test builds · AI setup required. File reading happens on your device. Cloud analysis sends document text only after approval; a local model is also an option. Scanned pages need OCR. Always check important facts against the original.
Try it · A fictional team handoff
The help-centre refresh is scheduled for 18 November. Maya owns the updated articles and will share a draft on 10 November.
Leon owns QA and needs a two-day review window before launch.
Before the rollout, the team needs approval for the new onboarding screenshots. The current support links must stay available during the change.
Next check-in: 11 November. If screenshot approval is delayed, move the launch date rather than skipping QA.
A scripted preview with made-up content. No upload or AI request.
In the app, longer documents are analyzed in sections. If interrupted, Resume analysis can reuse completed sections during the same app session.
03 / Find your focus
Start a timer, pause when you need to, and come back to the same task. Clean UI lets the rest of the workspace step aside.
Today / Writing
25:00
Ready when you are.
A real countdown in this example. Nothing is saved.
04 / Remember now. Do it later.
Keep a reminder until you’re ready to act. Then turn it into a task, with its project still attached.
Desktop reminders currently need the app to be open.
Try it · Reminder to task
Tomorrow, 9 AM · Personal
Keep it as a reminder until you’re ready.
05 / Leave room to breathe
Set the hours you want to plan. Breaks and intentional buffers count too. Around 85% coverage is a shaped day; the rest can stay open.
Sleep and time outside your day limits don’t count.
Try it · Day limits
6 hours of tasks already planned
Hours left are inside your day limits only.
Inside the desktop app
Actual app captures with sample data. Features shown are from the current Windows test build; availability varies by build and platform.
Zoom out. Plan ahead.
Choose a view to explore an actual calendar capture.
A movable notes window for ideas and details while you work.
Optional Focus and Reset soundscapes. Listening never awards Task points.
Use a local model through Ollama, choose a cloud provider, or keep AI off. Models need manual setup.
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