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Switch projects without losing your place.
Taskwright is a to-do app that remembers what you did. Come back to any project after a week away and see where it stands, what you did last, and what comes next.
Access is by invitation.
Ask the person who sent you here.




a maker, a builder. A shipwright builds ships. A taskwright builds toward what matters, one task at a time.
HOW IT WORKS
Finishing work is the whole job.
You keep a to-do list. Taskwright keeps the memory of what you did with it.
STEP 1
Give every task a home.
Lists hold your projects and your standing areas, with milestones along the way. A task belongs to one list, so a list is always the whole picture.
STEP 2
Finish things.
Each task you finish lands on your record the moment it's done, with a one-line note of what it was. You never write the memory. The app does.
STEP 3
Come back any time.
Overview puts every project on one timeline: what moved this week, what has gone quiet, and the next task on each. Open a list and it tells you where you left off.


WHAT YOU GET
Everything on the page earns its place.
Five parts, no filler. Each one is there because a week away made it necessary.
AOVERVIEW
Every project on one timeline.
Three weeks of work at a glance. A project that has gone quiet says so, with the number of days, and every row ends with the next task to do.
BLISTS
Where you left off.
A list's page draws its milestones on a map and names the last task you worked on, so a week away costs you a glance, not an afternoon.
CYOUR RECORD
Finished work, remembered.
Every completion keeps its own one-liner and an optional outcome. Search it, or ask it a question like what you finished in June, and the answer points at the tasks it came from.
DEXPORT
Take your history with you.
Download the lot as Markdown, CSV or JSON. With AI turned on you can take a written story of any period too.
EPRIVATE
Yours alone.
One person's record in one person's account. The app runs no trackers, and the AI that writes your notes reads your tasks and nothing else.
Pick up where you left off.
Taskwright is on the web today. The Mac and phone apps are in testing.
Access is by invitation.