Productivity ideas
Focus, planning and tools that give hours back to the week.
- MotionAn AI planner that schedules tasks onto your calendar.Oct 29, 2026
- HirelaneStructured interviews for teams hiring their first ten people.Nov 6, 2026
- GranolaMeeting notes that enhance what you already write down.Nov 8, 2026
- AgendafruitMeeting agendas that expire if nobody adds items.Nov 8, 2026
- ObsidianLocal markdown notes with backlinks and a graph view.Nov 8, 2026
- PantrypilotWeekly meal plans built from what is already in the fridge.Nov 9, 2026
- SlackChannel-based messaging for teams.Oct 29, 2026
- CalendlyLet people book time on your calendar without the back-and-forth.Oct 19, 2026
- SuperhumanA fast email client with keyboard-first workflows.Nov 10, 2026
- LoomRecord a quick video of your screen and face instead of a meeting.Nov 8, 2026
- TodoistA fast task list with projects, filters and reminders.Nov 4, 2026
- DeepmondayProtects a weekly deep-work block across shared calendars.Oct 29, 2026
- Cal.comOpen-source scheduling you can self-host or run in the cloud.Oct 29, 2026
- RecapmailA Friday email of what you actually finished.Oct 19, 2026
- LinearIssue tracking built for software teams that want speed.Oct 19, 2026
- SoftdeadlineDeadlines that notify collaborators when they start to slip.Oct 20, 2026
- FocusfenceA website blocker that unlocks only after a written plan.Oct 19, 2026
- CodaDocs with tables, buttons and automations that act like apps.Nov 8, 2026
- WhiteboardlyTurns photos of whiteboards into typed action lists.Oct 25, 2026
- TrelloVisual boards for organizing work in cards and lists.Oct 30, 2026