Click the pink tab on the left edge to slide the list open. Click here or press Esc to slide it away.
Type a task with a time, like stretch in 1 minute or call the dentist at 3pm. A reminder chimes when it is due.
Tap the clock button in the header for focus mode, or the little clock on any card to focus on that exact task. Pick 10, 25, or 45 minutes and hit Start. While you work it checks in with “still on it?” and offers a break after.
Meet Fuzz, the pup peeking over the tab. Drag Fuzz anywhere on the screen (drop near the tab to send Fuzz home). Tap Fuzz, or press Ctrl + Option + Space, to tell Fuzz anything. Dress Fuzz up under Settings > Fuzz (the gear), or just hold Fuzz, to pick a hat, glasses, or a scarf. Fuzz gobbles the thought up and keeps it under “Parked for later”. You can also drag any card into Parked, and drag parked cards back up. Fuzz naps while you focus.
The row of water drops at the bottom tracks your sips. Tap a drop to log one (tap a filled one to undo), or tap the pill to change how often it reminds you. It keeps asking until you sip.
Notebook tabs: the list has two tabs, To do and Links. On the Links tab, tap Add link, type a Jira ticket number like TRA-7331 (it opens at acvauctions.atlassian.net) or paste any link, and add a title if you like. Click a link to open it in a new tab. Use the pencil to rename it. A ticket number inside a task also becomes a clickable chip on its card.
Ask Fuzz: tap Fuzz and switch to Ask Fuzz (or press Ctrl + Option + A) and ask things like “What’s next?”, “What’s overdue?”, or “How am I doing?”. Fuzz answers from your own list, nothing leaves the page. Tell Fuzz to open a link by name, like “open Driver load board” or “open TRA-7331”, and it opens it in a new tab. Your first few links also show up as tap-able chips.
Body doubling: start a focus session and Fuzz sits at a little laptop and works next to you, with cheerful captions. It is on by default (switch it off under Settings > Fuzz).
Day wrap-up: at 4pm Fuzz pops up and asks if you want to see how your day went: what you finished, your sips, your focus minutes, and what carries over to tomorrow. Tap the wrap-up pill at the bottom to see it any time.
Quiet hours: from 5pm to 9am nothing nudges you and Fuzz naps. Reminders you set arrive at 9am. Change the hours, or turn them off (handy if you open this preview in the evening), under Settings > Reminders.
Turn Fuzz off: under Settings > Fuzz, switch Show Fuzz off and Fuzz rests: no pup, no offers, no animations. Your list, reminders, nudges, and focus timer still work. You can also tell Ask “hide Fuzz” and “bring back Fuzz”.
Color themes: open Settings (the gear) and pick a theme at the top of General: Bubblegum, Lavender, Mint, Sky, Peach, Berry, Graphite, or the dark Midnight. You can also tell Fuzz “dark mode” or “use the mint theme”.
Notes: hover a task and tap the little note icon to write a note inside it. It saves as you type and shows as one line on the card. In focus mode your notes sit right under the task. You can also tell Fuzz “add note to the dentist: ask about insurance” or “show the note on the dentist”.
AFK: tap AFK at the bottom of the list (or tell Fuzz “brb”, “afk 30”, or “afk until I’m back”) and pick how long. Fuzz naps, reminders, water, and offers wait, and a running focus timer pauses. When you are back, tap I’m back and Fuzz sums up what you missed.
Fuzz helps: in the Ask box you can say things like “add call the dentist at 3pm”, “start 25 minutes on my first task”, “remind me in 20 minutes”, “mark the onboarding copy done”, “plan my day”, or “pick for me”. Fuzz also speaks up now and then: a morning check-in, a heads-up before something is due, an offer to open your ticket when you start focusing, and help when a task keeps getting pushed back. Choose Quiet, Balanced, or Chatty under Settings > Fuzz.
Fuzz is alive: it blinks, breathes, perks up when your cursor comes close, hops when you add a task, flips when you finish one, and waddles when you drag it. Little bubbles show how it feels, it stretches and yawns the first time you see it each day, wobbles when something is overdue, and wanders out and back now and then. Pick Calm, Playful, or Zoomies under Settings > Fuzz. Fuzz also follows your Mac’s Reduce Motion setting.
Settings (the gear) has four tabs: General (sound, focus time, timer reminders, open at login, screen edge), Reminders (nudges, water, quiet hours, weekends, wrap-up, repeat and snooze, banners), Fuzz (name, size, liveliness, outfit), and More (Jira site, shortcuts, backup).
Tap anywhere once so your browser allows sound. Open Settings (the gear) to change the volume, focus time, and timer reminders, and tap Hear all sounds.