Humble on your phone in 45 seconds
Save a thought before it's gone, check what's now, next and later, remember who you just met and continue from where you stopped.
What the film shows
- On the train. After a meeting. In the queue. Thoughts arrive: an idea for the launch email, "Is the venue booked?", "What was her name?". They float away. A thought arrives, and there is nowhere good to put it.
- Humble on your phone: your tasks, notes and day, just a tap away.
- Save a thought before it's gone. On the train, tap Humble on your phone's home screen. It is a web app, so there is no app store. Tap + Note and write "Idea for the launch email: start with a question". Get it down in seconds, then let it go.
- Check what's now, next and later. Between meetings, open My Tasks. Your Now tasks include "Book the venue for Thursday". Tap Now and pick Next to see what comes after. Know what to do next, without your laptop.
- Remember who you just met. After meeting Priya Kaur at Ops Summit, tap + Note, write two lines about her and paste her LinkedIn link. Write two lines while you still remember.
- Continue from where you stopped. At your computer, Humble shows the same notes, because it is the same account. Open Priya's LinkedIn profile: the Humble icon turns green, which means a note or task is linked, and the note you wrote on your phone is there. Add it on your phone. Find it on your computer.
- A recap: save a thought before it's gone, check what's now, next and later, remember who you just met, continue from where you stopped. Your tasks, notes and day, just a tap away.
- Explore next: Notes, Tasks, Contacts and the browser extension. Links to each are below the player.
- Organise your life and work in one connected space. Built for minds that work differently. Get started at humbleai.com.
