Apps

Web and desktop today.iPhone coming soon.

The web app is the product. The desktop app gives it a window of its own on Linux, macOS and Windows, and the iPhone app, coming soon, is built for one hand. A change on one device reaches the others within a second.

Live updatesSystem keychainWidgetsSwipe actions

Notes at the size of a desktop window: the Folder tree, a Pinned list of two Note cards and a Note open in Preview.

iPhone, coming soon

The whole app, one-handed.

A floating tab bar with Quick Add set apart, so it never lands on a tab. Swipe a Task right to complete it and left to schedule or move it; press and hold for its full menu.

The iPhone’s Today screen: a progress card, then Tasks under Overdue, Afternoon and Anytime, above the floating tab bar and the Quick Add button. — Today

Quick Add on iPhone, with “Draft launch post #Tidepool tomorrow 10am p2 @writing” highlighted and chips for Tomorrow 10:00, P2 and writing, and the Tidepool Project below. — Quick Add, parsed

The iPhone’s Upcoming screen on the Day tab: a week strip, two Events, a time-blocked Task beside a Focus block, and the Unscheduled tray above the tab bar. — Calendar

The iPhone’s Mail list: filter chips for All inboxes, Unread, Starred and Clients, then Threads grouped under Today and Yesterday with their Labels. — Mail

The iPhone’s Today screen in the dark theme. — Dark

Web

Any current browser. Sign up and you are in.Sign up

Desktop

Linux, macOS and Windows. The web app in a window of its own, with your login in the system keychain.Built nightly. No public download yet.

iPhone

Today, Upcoming, Habits, Notes and Search, with Calendar and Mail, and home-screen widgets.Coming soon.

Details

Built to be everywhere at once.

Live updates

A change on one device reaches your others within a second.

One Keymap

Your Shortcuts follow you across the web and the desktop app.

Widgets

Seven on iPhone: Today, Task list, Quick Add, Goal, Pinned Note, Project and Upcoming.

System keychain

The desktop app keeps its session in the operating system’s keychain.

Your ServerComing soon

Desktop and iPhone talk to blastbeat.app, or to a self-hosted Instance you choose when you log in.

Haptics

A small tick on swipes, drags and long presses. That is all.

Preferences

Appearance, the sidebar and your Calendar and Notes settings follow you to every device.

Passkeys

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