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Capture quickly. Think freely. Know what's next.

Say it the moment you think it. Carryall files it in a couple of taps and shows it to you when you're somewhere you can do it.

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HomeErrandsCallsComputer
Look at the 10" brass pendants at Lumens
NextKitchen remodel
📁 meeting notes↑↓
Pick up the tile samples
NowKitchen remodel
↓ 1 next↑↓
🔒Choose the tile with Dana
↑ after: Pick up the tile samples
Return the drill to Home Depot
Now
CaptureOrganizeDoReviewCabinet

Capture once. Clarify once.

Talk through a meeting the way you'd brief an assistant. Carryall's AI reads it and lays out the next actions, with dates and the right people. You keep the ones you want. No rereading, no retyping.

🎙 Said after the weekly sync

"Alex is out Friday, so get the final logo from him by Thursday. Order a laptop for the intern before she starts on the 14th, around $1,500. Send the September invoices by Wednesday. Call Rosa Monday about the backsplash quote."

Get the final logo from AlexCalls · Alex · by Thursday
Order a laptop for the intern (~$1,500)Computer · before the 14th
Send the September invoicesComputer · by Wednesday
Call Rosa about the backsplash quoteCalls · Rosa · Monday

From thought to done, with as few taps as possible

Built around Getting Things Done: capture, clarify, organize, reflect, engage. In plain words:

Capture
1 tapTap and talk: ideas, tasks, meeting notes, commitments. Capturing should be easier than trying to remember.
Clarify
about 2 tapsWhat is it, and where does it belong? It's already in your task system, so nothing gets moved or retyped.
Decide
up to 3 tapsA next action, a project step, or a reference. AI can pick out the actions and suggest dates when that helps.
Do
the app opens to itTap Home, Errands or Calls, and see only what you can do there.
Review
about 30 minutes a weekCommitments change and projects drift. A weekly walk through them keeps the system true.

Realize something has to happen first? Tap ↑.

Halfway into a task, you remember what it depends on. Say it, and keep going: the task waits behind it, nothing retyped, and you never lose your place.

↑

Needs something first. The new step goes above it.

↓

Leads to something next. The follow-up goes below it.

"I had a good place to capture things, but I found a lot of friction after that: clarifying what I'd captured, knowing what to do next, and keeping references linked across two platforms. And I hated meeting notes. I'd take them, reread them, then capture everything again. Meetings really took it out of me.

Now I can just be in the meeting, and be creative. I capture my notes and commitments as I go, and my little assistant puts them into the system and suggests the tasks, so I don't have to do it twice."

— Patrick Morrison

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Free your head to think.

Capture it → trust it → find it fast → know what's next → think → capture the next thing.

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