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4 articles on Capture, from the people building UnaTask.

Add a task by just typing it

Add a task by just typing it

Most tools make you fill in a small form to add one task. On the timeline you click an empty spot and type it the way you would say it, and the date, the person and the priority land on their own.

Stop context switching: capture tasks from Gmail, your Mac and your voice

Stop context switching: capture tasks from Gmail, your Mac and your voice

The work that slips is rarely forgotten. It’s the work you couldn’t write down without breaking what you were doing. So let the task come to you, where it already is.

From “can you handle this?” to a real task

From “can you handle this?” to a real task

Select the message in your chat app, send it to UnaTask from the Services menu, and it’s a task with the day it names as its deadline. The ask stops drowning in the thread.

Add a task as fast as you can type it

Add a task as fast as you can type it

Capture should never break your train of thought. Type the task in plain words, and chain a dependency or a heads up with a single character.

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