An assistant for everything you're keeping track of
Tell it anything.
It brings each thing back at the one moment you can act on it — and stays quiet the rest of the time.
Web, installable on Mac iPhone (beta) Poke & Claude
remind me to call mom this weekend
⌘KToday
4 thingsFour promises
Less managing. More remembering for you.
Every todo app makes you the scheduler. Whiteboard's bet is that the hard part is timing and context — so it takes that part on.
Capture is instant
⌘K on the web, a text to Poke, a message to Claude, or the iPhone app. Capture never fails and never asks a form question.
It understands
Plain words become items with timing, repeats, lists, people and places — without you touching a field.
The right moment
A handful of nudges a day, bundled and actionable. Exact reminders fire exactly on time; everything else waits until it fits.
Trust
Everything it does is visible, explainable and undoable. You can see and edit everything it has learned about you.
What it feels like
Small moments that add up to a quieter day.
One buzz, when you can actually do it
Say “call mom this weekend.” On Saturday mid-morning, when your calendar is free, your phone buzzes once — with buttons to finish it or push it, right there.
Tap “Why now?” on any nudge and it tells you its reasoning.
Whiteboard
Sat 10:12 AM
Call mom
Your morning is free — good time for it.
Type it the way you'd say it
Press ⌘K anywhere. Dates, repeats, people, places and lists are picked out as you type — no fields, no dropdowns.
Not sure? It asks one quick question, not a form.
remind me to call mom this weekend
⌘KGroceries, sorted by aisle — when you're there
Lists know where things are bought. Walk into the store and the list is waiting, grouped the way the store is laid out. “Next time I'm at Target” works at any Target.
You're at Trader Joe's
Groceries · 6 to get
Produce
Dairy & Eggs
Pantry
Habits without the streak guilt
“Gym about 3× a week, never two days in a row.” You get a consistency ring, not a streak to break — and a nudge only when you're falling behind.
Gym
2 of 3 this week
Read
4 of 4 this week
Water plants
Due tomorrow
A morning brief worth reading
A few calm sentences about the day, with one-tap chips to act on them. Nothing pressing? It says so and gets out of the way.
Morning brief · 7:45
3 things today. The insurance form is due Thursday. Groceries has 7 items, and you usually shop Sundays.
Privacy and trust
Built to be trusted with the small stuff.
An assistant that knows your rhythms has to earn it. Here's how Whiteboard handles what you share. Read the privacy policy.
See what it knows
Everything Whiteboard has learned about you is listed in Settings. Edit or delete any of it.
Every change is undoable
Its actions — and those of connected assistants — show up in Activity, labelled, with Undo.
Location stays coarse
Places are stored as a rough area, not a trail. Precise coordinates are dropped within 7 days.
Calendar: busy or free
It only reads when you're busy, never what your meetings are about.
Export and delete, for real
Download everything as a file, or delete your account and all of its data.
Your data stays yours
Isolated per account. Never sold, never used for ads. Language features run on Anthropic's Claude.
What do you want help keeping track of?
Answer in plain words. Setup takes about a minute.