The product
Featherlist turns tabs, messages, notes, LLM chats, and loose thoughts into reviewed tasks, notes, routines, today, and search. No heavy setup. No migration project.


Featherlist starts where the mess already lives: tabs, messages, notes, LLM chats, and loose thoughts.
Capture can be quick because it does not need to decide the final shape immediately. A page, message, or thought can enter as raw input first.
The browser clipper, inbox brain dump, mobile paths, and WhatsApp pilot are capture channels for the same review-first loop.


The review step is the trust boundary. Featherlist can propose whether an input should become a task, a new note, an append to an existing note, or a routine.
You can edit wording, change kind, adjust tags and project, split the capture, or discard noise before anything is saved.
That keeps the product human-in-the-loop, not autopilot.


Tasks carry actions. Notes preserve context. Routines keep repeated follow-through visible. Search makes saved material worth closing.
Projects and tags add just enough structure to trust the capture later without making setup the job.
Featherlist works alongside Notion, Obsidian, Apple Notes, calendars, and chats instead of asking you to migrate everything.


Today shows what belongs now: routines for the current part of the day and tasks that need attention.
Search and browse views keep older captures available without forcing the whole archive into the morning.
The result is follow-through, not a bigger pile of saved things.


When a capture becomes something to do, Focus mode keeps the action narrow: one item, the relevant context, and the next decision.
Navigate with arrow keys or swipe. Mark done, skip, or move on without rebuilding the day.
The feature supports follow-through after review; it is not a separate planning ritual.


The goal of capture is not storage. It is a record that the right things moved.
Completion history and quiet progress cues show follow-through without making streaks the point.
No guilt for the gaps. Just visibility.


Featherlist is a progressive web app. Open it in Safari or Chrome, tap Add to Home Screen, and it installs like a native app on iOS and Android.
The mobile surface keeps capture and review close to the same follow-through loop, with touch-friendly action buttons and the complete focus overlay.
Updates happen automatically. Nothing to download.
Free during beta. No credit card. Review before save.
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