Features
Everything a project needs. Nothing it doesn't.
Nine things, done properly, instead of ninety half-finished. Here's what each part is for, and why it's there.
Projects
One home per project.
Everything for a piece of work — the docs, the discussion, the tasks, the files, the dates — lives behind a single link. Nobody has to ask where anything is.
- Every project gets its own message board, docs, to-dos, files and calendar
- Invite teammates or clients to one project without giving away the rest
- Archive a project when it ships — nothing gets deleted, everything stays searchable
Documents
Write it down. Find it later.
Real documents with rich text, comments and full version history — not messages that scroll into the void.
- Comment on any paragraph, resolve when it's settled
- Every edit is versioned, so you can always see what changed and who changed it
- Ask the AI to proofread, tighten, expand or restructure a section in place
- Share a read-only link with a client who doesn't have an account
Message board
Announcements that don't scroll away.
A message board per project, for the things people actually need to read. Chat is for right now. This is for decisions.
- Threaded replies instead of an endless firehose
- Pick exactly who gets notified about each post
- Reply by email — it lands back in the thread
- Ask the AI to summarise a forty-reply thread into five bullets
To-do lists
Who's doing what, by when.
Lists you'd actually keep. Assign them, date them, group them into phases — and see everything on your plate across every project.
- Assignees, due dates, notes and file attachments on any to-do
- Group into lists per phase, sprint or client
- A single 'My stuff' view across every project you're in
- Turn a message thread or a doc into a to-do list with one prompt
Calendar & events
Dates everyone can see.
Milestones, deadlines and events in one calendar, per project or all together.
- Dated to-dos and events share the same view
- A combined calendar across every project you're a member of
- Subscribe from Google Calendar, Apple Calendar or anything that reads iCal
Files
Drag, drop, done.
Upload files where the work is happening, not into a separate drive nobody opens.
- Versioned uploads — replace a file, keep the history
- Preview images, PDFs and documents without downloading
- Organise into folders per project
- Point the AI at a file and ask it questions
Team & clients
Guests see only what you want them to.
Clients and contractors get their own view of the one project they're on. No accidental oversharing.
- Owner, member and guest roles
- Guest seats are free — you're never charged for a client
- Per-project membership, changed at any time
Search
Find it by what it meant, not what it said.
One search box across documents, messages, to-dos, comments and file contents — matching meaning as well as words.
- Semantic and keyword search, together
- Filter by project, person or date
- "That thing Ana said about the invoice terms" is a perfectly good query
AI chat & agents AI
An assistant that has read the whole project.
Not a chatbot bolted onto the sidebar. It has the context of your documents, threads, to-dos and files — and it can act on them.
- Ask anything about a project and get an answer with links to the source
- Draft replies, client updates and docs that sound like you wrote them
- Agents that create to-dos, write documents and schedule events on request
- Runs on Claude or GPT — pick per project, or bring your own API key
Deliberately left out
No swimlanes, no story points, no burndown charts, no automation builder, no configuration weekend. Every one of those is a feature somebody asked for and a reason somebody else gave up on their project tool. If a project needs a setup consultant, we've failed.
Want it? Get in the queue.
Waitlist members shape what ships first — we ask, and we actually change the order.
Free to join. One email when your invite is ready — nothing else, ever.
