For the capture pilot
Tabs, messages, notes, and ideas should end in one trusted loop, not four forgotten piles.
Capture first, review before save, then follow through from today, tasks, notes, routines, or search.
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The loop
Featherlist is the thin review layer between scattered input and trusted follow-through. Bring in the thing, decide what it is, and let it land where you will actually use it.


A tab, message, note, LLM answer, or quick thought can enter Featherlist before you know its final shape. The point is to get it out of the source app while the context is still fresh.


Featherlist can suggest task, note, append, or routine structure. You review the suggestion, fix the wording, and decide what is worth keeping.


Tasks carry next actions. Notes preserve context. Routines keep recurring follow-through alive. Search makes the captured material findable again.
The pilot is intentionally narrow: capture from scattered sources, review before saving, and follow through from one calm daily surface.
Close a tab, forward a message, paste an LLM answer, or brain-dump a thought. The capture can be fast because the decision can happen later.
Featherlist suggests structure, but you stay in control. Edit, split, change the kind, or discard before it lands in your system.
Captured input becomes trusted follow-through instead of another pile. It can become an action, reference, recurring routine, or searchable context.
The daily surface stays quiet: see what belongs now, handle the next item, and keep the rest available without reopening the whole stack.
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No credit card. No heavy setup. Start with the capture loop, then decide what deserves a place in today, tasks, notes, routines, or search.
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When it is time to act, Featherlist does not show the whole archive. It shows what belongs now, with the context needed to move.


Browser capture, inbox brain dumps, mobile share paths, and WhatsApp pilot flows should feed the same review-first system, not become separate assistants.