the app

The place for everything in your life. No organization required.

chat

Tell beckett what's on your mind. Tasks, notes, and events are saved where they belong, and each reply shows what was saved. Ask about anything you've kept.

today

A briefing each morning, then your schedule, tasks, trackers, and meals for the day.

notes

Say something worth remembering and beckett keeps it as a note, sorted by what it's about, linked to the people and places it mentions, and connected to related notes. Nothing to file or tag yourself.

people

Mention someone and beckett starts a page for them, then keeps adding to it: what they've told you, their birthday, and the tasks and projects they're part of.

tasks

Due dates, reminders, priorities, and steps. Choose a few to focus on today, and link tasks to the people and projects they're for.

projects

One page for anything bigger than a task. Add text, tasks, checklists, tables, and files, and share it with someone to plan it together.

calendar

Your events next to everything else. Mention a plan in chat and it's added with the details. On iPhone, beckett syncs with Apple Calendar, so your events appear in beckett and plans you add in beckett appear in Apple Calendar.

trackers

Track a daily habit, a rating, time spent, or a measurement. Log it with a tap or in chat, and see your totals for the week and month.

recipes

Send beckett a recipe link and beckett saves the ingredients and steps. Rate what you've made, and cook along one step at a time.

meal plans

Plan breakfast, lunch, and dinner from your recipes, then make a shopping list from the plan. Share a plan with whoever's cooking.

shopping

Items are sorted by aisle for you, with amounts worked out from your recipes. Share a list and check things off together.

library

Books, movies, and shows you've finished, are in the middle of, or want to get to, with who recommended them and your own notes.

journal

Write freely or start from a prompt. beckett picks out the tasks, notes, and events in an entry and saves them where they belong.

Then ask across
all of it.

Because everything lives in one place, beckett can answer with all of it at once.

What do I need for Saturday?

Dinner with Matt and Emily at 7. Emily's gluten-free now, so the harissa soup works if you skip the flatbread. You still need carrots and harissa, and flowers are on your list.

Give everything
a place.

iPhone, iPad, Mac, and the web.