Use case
The problem: I lose track of my day.
See your day in every new tab
Every new tab shows your meetings, what is due today and what to do now. You see your day without looking for it.
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The problem
What gets in the way
- Time slips awayYou look up and the meeting started five minutes ago.
- Your plan is hiddenThe plan is in a calendar you did not open today.
- Too much to checkCalendar, tasks and notes each sit in their own app.
How it works
Make every new tab your day
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Step 1: Switch on new tabs
In My profile, switch on Open Humble on new tabs.
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Step 2: Click Keep it
When your browser asks, click Keep it.
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Step 3: See your day
Open a new tab. Your next meetings and your tasks are there.
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Step 4: Start with what to do Now
Your tasks are sorted into Now, Next and Later. Start at the top.
What people say
“Humble works the way your brain understands it. It feels like the only tool that truly superpowers my brain.”
Louise Scarlette MaunoirGeneral Partner, Giff Global Inclusive Founders FundWhat it uses
The parts of Humble behind this
Humble Home
Your whole day on one screen.
Calendar
All your calendars in one view.
Tasks
Always know what to do next.
Questions
Common questions
Chrome, Arc and most Chromium browsers. Not Edge, Safari or Firefox.
Yes. Search from the address bar as normal.
Yes. Add Humble to your phone’s home screen for one tap to your day.
No. Humble is free to start.
More use cases
More problems Humble solves
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The problem: I have three calendars, and I still miss things.
See all your calendars in one view
Connect Google and Outlook calendars. Work, home and family sit side by side.
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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: At the end of the day, I feel like I did nothing.
See everything you got done
Every task you finish, note you take and meeting you have appears on your timeline.
See your day in your next new tab
Add the Humble extension to your browser. It is free to start.