Use case
The problem: My to-dos are in five places. I never see them all.
See all your to-dos in one place
Add a task from any web page, an email, your phone or Slack. They all go to one list, and every new tab shows what to do now.
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The problem
What gets in the way
- Lists everywhereA notes app, sticky notes, emails you starred and the back of your hand.
- Things fall throughA task in the wrong list is a task you never see again.
- No clear next stepWith five lists, you cannot tell what to do first.
How it works
Every to-do, one list
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Step 1: Add a task with + Task
Click + Task and type. It goes into your one list.
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Step 2: Save a task from any page
On an email or any web page, click Humble and add a task. It keeps the link.
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Step 3: Add one from your phone
Tap + Task in Humble on your phone. It is the same list.
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Step 4: See them all in every new tab
Your tasks are sorted into Now, Next and Later. Start with Now.
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What it uses
The parts of Humble behind this
Tasks
Always know what to do next.
Browser extension
Save a task from any web page.
Add to your browser (opens in a new tab)
Humble on your phone
Add tasks from your home screen.
Set it up on your phone
Questions
Common questions
Yes. Send Humble a direct message in Slack. It appears on your timeline.
Yes. The task keeps a link to the email, so you can open it again in one click.
Yes. Use the same Humble account on your phone and your computer.
No. Humble is free to start.
More use cases
More problems Humble solves
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The problem: I have too many projects at once.
Know what to do first across projects
Sort tasks into Now, Next and Later. Tag each one with its project.
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The problem: An email needs an answer, then it sinks in my inbox.
Turn an email into a task
Click Humble on an email to make it a task. The task links back to the email.
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The problem: I lose track of my day.
See your day in every new tab
Every new tab shows your meetings, your tasks and what to do now.
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