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Your orders, job search, notes and goals, working as one.

Your inbox fills in your orders and interviews. Return deadlines, job reminders and goal steps land on one agenda. Goals tick themselves off when the work shows up elsewhere, and you can ask questions across all of it.

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Saturday 3 October

Good morning

Spent in September

$412

Applications in play

9

Steps done this week

6 of 8

Today, from every workspace

Send the portfolio link to NorthwindToday
Second interview, product designerTue 10:30 AM
12 questions waiting on statisticsLearn
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How it fits together

Each workspace feeds the others.

Nothing has to be copied from one place to another. What arrives in your inbox, what you write down and what you finish reach every workspace that needs them.

Comes in

Your Gmail

Order confirmations and interview invites, read with read-only access.

Your Obsidian vault

Every note, mirrored and searchable.

Your newsletter address

Issues from the newsletters you point at it.

Your workspaces

Shopping
Job search
Todo
Vault
Learn
News
Goals
You
Finances

Dash reads across all of them and links every answer to where it came from.

Comes together

One agenda

Job reminders, return deadlines and goal steps on a single list for the day.

Goals that keep score

A step closes when Jobs, Todo or an email shows it has happened.

Learning with a purpose

What you want to learn sits among your goals, with questions to practise it in Learn.

One interview, followed through four workspaces

  1. 1

    An interview invite arrives

    Jobs adds the interview to its application, at the time written on the invite.

  2. 2

    Todo has it on the day

    Reminders you set on the application appear on your agenda when they fall due.

  3. 3

    Goals ticks the step off

    "Get to a second interview" closes, with a note naming the email that showed it.

  4. 4

    Dash knows about it

    Ask what is on this week and the interview is in the answer, linked to the application.

Workspaces

A room for each part of your life.

Turn on the workspaces you use and leave the rest off. They share one search, one agenda and one assistant, so a todo can come from an interview and a goal can draw on your notes.

Shopping

Order confirmations from your inbox become a list of what you own, and a monthly total of what you spent net of refunds.

Job search

Every application from first lead to offer on one board, with the roles, companies, interviews and an answer bank behind it.

Todo

One agenda for what has to happen, whichever workspace it came from.

Vault

Your Obsidian notes, mirrored here and searchable beside everything else.

Learn

Questions on what you are studying until you choose to stop, and a reading list to go with them.

News

Newsletters sent to an address of your own, read one story at a time.

Goals

What you are working towards, broken into steps, with the next step on each goal in view.

You

Personality, places, work and school

Finances

Accounts, spending and recurring payments

Ask Dash

Ask a question instead of opening five pages.

Dash reads across every workspace you have turned on, and across Gmail when you connect it. Every answer links to the rows it came from, so you can check the working.

Which applications have gone quiet for more than two weeks?

Three. You last heard from each of these on the date shown.

Senior analyst, Halden & Co14 Sep
Operations lead, Brightwater11 Sep
Product designer, Larkspur8 Sep

Your data

What the app reads, and what it keeps.

Read-only email

Connecting Gmail grants the read-only scope. The app can never send, change or delete anything in your mailbox.

Job postings kept in full

Postings are usually taken down before you need them again, so they are stored whole. Contacts hold the professional details you enter yourself and nothing more.

Set out in plain terms

The privacy policy lists every kind of data stored, what a language model reads, and how to delete it.

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