The Humble home in under a minute
Your whole day in one place, in every new tab: what is due and whose birthday it is.
What the film shows
- Your inbox, your calendar, your task list and your notes each sit in a different place: 14 unread emails, "Board prep at 3 PM", "Send the revised quote" and a sticky note, "Gemma's birthday!". One by one they fade, because nobody reminds you to look. Your day is split across apps. You have to remember to check each one.
- The Humble home character arrives. Humble home: see your day without trying.
- Your whole day in one place. The calendar, the task and the birthday from the start land in one Humble home: the time, My Notes, My Timeline with what is due today and Gemma Ryan's birthday, My Calendar and My Tasks. Then the email "Re: the revised quote" lands on the task "Send the revised quote" as a related item, and its link count shows 1. One calm place for your notes, tasks and calendar.
- Open it in every new tab. In the browser, you click + to open a new tab. Instead of a blank page, the Humble home is already there. You still search as normal from the address bar. It works in Chrome, Brave, Arc and most Chromium browsers, but not in Edge. Nothing to remember. Your day is already there.
- See due tasks and birthdays. My Timeline shows "Send the revised quote" as due today, then the birthdays of Gemma Ryan, Lee Essex and Justine Wang, and a reminder for the monthly finance tasks. Below it, your meetings for the day and a red line for now. No more missed birthdays or due dates.
- A recap: your whole day in one place, open it in every new tab, see due tasks and birthdays. See your day without trying.
- Explore next: Tasks, Notes, Calendar and Timeline. Links to each are below the player.
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