FAQ
Straight answers about pricing, privacy, who Featherlist is for, and how it works.
Yes. The core product is free with no time limit. Free includes up to 50 items (routines, tasks, notes), a daily email reminder, and 10 AI inbox uses per month. No credit card required.
Pro removes the item limit (soft cap at 100,000 items) and increases inbox AI uses to 200 per month. Everything else — the daily email, today view, routines — is the same as Free.
Early adopters who sign up before billing goes live will pay $8/month locked forever ($6/month billed annually). After billing activates, the standard price will be $12/month ($9/month annual). No promotional pressure — just honest pricing communicated in advance.
Billing isn't active yet. We'll communicate the launch date to all users before it goes live. Free users keep their current access exactly as-is. Nobody gets charged without a deliberate action on their part.
No trial needed. The free tier is designed to be genuinely useful — 50 items is enough for real daily use. You'll know whether Featherlist is worth upgrading from real use, not a countdown clock.
We store your account email, the items you create (routines, tasks, notes), and usage data required to run the product (check-in history, creation timestamps). We don't sell or share personal data with advertisers or data brokers.
Email (daily reminders, account confirmations, activation sequence) is sent via Resend, which uses Amazon SES infrastructure. Your email address is never shared with third parties for marketing purposes. Every marketing email includes a one-click unsubscribe link.
Yes. You can request account deletion from Settings. All personal data is removed within 30 days. See the full Privacy Policy at featherlist.xyz/privacy for details on retention and data handling.
No advertising or tracking cookies. We use a session cookie for authentication and a single cookie to serve consistent landing page variants (so you see the same hero on repeated visits). See the Privacy Policy for the full list.
People who already capture a lot — founders, creators, consultants, coaches, heavy LLM users, and anyone with too many tabs or messages open — but who lose the thread between saving context and actually following through. Featherlist is for the gap between scattered input and the next trusted action.
If you want a rich knowledge management system (linked notes, graph views), Obsidian or Notion are the right tools. If you want calendar-first planning or an all-in-one workspace, Akiflow, Sunsama, Routine, or Fantastical will serve you better. Featherlist is the capture-to-follow-through layer — it works best alongside those tools, not instead of them.
Primarily for individuals. There's an early pilot track for coaches and small teams at featherlist.xyz/teams — but the core product is a personal capture and follow-through tool, not a collaboration platform.
No. Featherlist is additive. You keep your notes app, your planner, your calendar, your browser, and your chats. Featherlist gives the important pieces a review step and a place to land: tasks, notes, routines, today, and search.
The category we use for the loop between raw input and trusted action. Capture tabs, messages, notes, LLM chats, and loose thoughts; review before save; then let each thing land as a task, note, routine, today item, or searchable context.
Habit trackers (Habitica, Streaks, Loop) center on streaks, gamification, and yes/no checkboxes. Featherlist starts earlier: capture the thing before it gets lost, review it, and then follow through through tasks, notes, routines, today, and search. Routines are one destination, not the whole product.
A way to group routines by when in the day they happen: Morning, Afternoon, Evening, or Night. Instead of seeing a flat list of everything, you see what belongs in the current slice of your day. A morning review doesn't clutter your afternoon view.
A place to brain-dump thoughts, tasks, links, and ideas in one go. An AI assistant reads your input and suggests structured items; you review, edit, and confirm before anything is saved. It's human-in-the-loop by design, not autopilot.
Not as the primary category. Featherlist starts as a capture-to-follow-through system: the place where scattered input becomes reviewed tasks, notes, routines, today items, or searchable context. Over time it can grow into reusable briefs and context packs grounded in your real work, but it is not trying to be a wiki-first product.
Last updated: May 24, 2026
No credit card. No heavy setup. Bring one tab, message, or thought and review it before saving.
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