One list. Written overnight. Ready when you are.
What am I actually meant to be doing today? You answer it by hand every morning. Work Is Magic answers it overnight — so the first thing you see is the work that matters, already sorted.
No card. Reads Gmail, Slack, Jira and your notes.None of this is your job. All of it is your morning.
Re-reading threads to find the ask
The decision is buried in message forty-one, three days ago, in a channel you muted.
Copying it into a tracker
Typing out something you already said, so a tool can tell you what you already know.
Guessing what's actually urgent
Everything is P1, so nothing is. You pick by whoever asked most recently.
Reporting what you did
A weekly ritual of remembering, formatting and apologising for the bits that slipped.
It reads the room, not just the ticket.
Connect what you use
Read-only, revocable, about four minutes.
It drafts your day overnight
Commitments you made, asks pointed at you, work genuinely blocked behind you. Every line traces back to where it came from.
You decide, it remembers
Reorder, defer, drop. Friday's summary writes itself from what actually happened.
“Can you get me the revised scope by Thursday?”
Priya · Gmail · Tue 14:22Click any line in the product to see the thread it came from. Nothing appears without a receipt.
The quarter stays visible. Friday writes itself.
Scope went out Thursday. Billing migration is still waiting on infra — flagged twice. Onboarding copy landed early.
See a sample report →What you get back.
before nine, spent working instead of working out what to work on.
to say no to the fourth thing, because you can see the first three.
of a week that moved, without writing a single status update.
See your own Magic.
Connect one tool tonight and wake up to the list already written. About four minutes, no card.