The workProduct

Routines

Work that wakes itself

Set it once. Onnie wakes the work on time — and what’s done still lives on that work.

Schedules with nowhere to land

Reminders die in inboxes. Timers ping chat. Something ran, and nobody can see what actually happened.

A cadence that starts Work

A Routine owns the schedule and what it creates. When it fires, real Work shows up — the help can run, you can take Needs you, and history stays on the job.
  • scheduleWhen it wakes — not a recipe board.
  • starts workEach fire creates the right job.
  • lands on workHistory and Needs you stay on the shared job.

More in the work

WorkThe shared job — what actually moved
AutomationsWhen something lands, work can start
CalendarSee the work in time
BlueprintsA plan you can start again
Product overviewSee how it works.

Common questions

Routines are work in the future tense: a schedule that starts real Work. You don’t re-ask every time.

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