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In testing · Not releasedWaypoint
Do the work. Don't manage the app.
Tasks don't usually get forgotten because a to-do list is missing — they get lost once they drift outside your immediate attention, buried in a flat list that can't tell the difference between "not started," "actively paused," and "no longer relevant." Waypoint gives every task an honest lifecycle instead of one undifferentiated pile, backed by a real server so it's durable and portable across devices.
Not released yet. Waypoint is experimental and being tested privately. It isn't available to download, and details may change before launch.
Share feedback →01 / A task's lifecycle
Every task moves through explicit states instead of living in one flat, ever-growing list:
Suspended tasks are paused, not abandoned — they can be revived. Deleted tasks step out of the way without vanishing outright.
02 / What's inside
Timestamped comments
An immutable log on every task, so context never gets overwritten or lost.
Third-party hold
Note that a task is waiting on someone else with a quick typeahead, without needing them to have an account.
Tags & priority
Filter and sort by what actually matters right now, not by creation date.
Regulars
Recurring tasks that reappear on their own schedule, without manual re-creation.
Data collected to keep this running, explained plainly.