Cards that write themselves
A card starts with a title, a due date, and a priority taken from the email. You are editing a draft, not filling in a blank form.
Kanban board from your inbox
An inbox sorts by when a message arrived. A kanban board sorts by what state the work is in. FindTheAsk bridges the two: each request it finds in your email becomes a card you can move from to-do to done.
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A card starts with a title, a due date, and a priority taken from the email. You are editing a draft, not filling in a blank form.
Rename, add, and reorder columns. Each connected inbox can have its own board, with a combined view across all of them.
Five color-coded priority levels make the urgent cards stand out, and overdue and due-today counts sit above your tasks as one-tap filters.
On the Team plan, share a board with viewer or editor access, assign cards to teammates, and keep private tasks private.
Read-only access is all the board needs.
Requests found in your email wait in Triage until you accept them onto the board.
Move cards between columns on the web, or update them from the iPhone, iPad, and Android apps.
Yes. FindTheAsk reads new Gmail messages, proposes a card for each request it finds, and adds it to your board when you accept it.
Yes. You can connect Gmail and Outlook inboxes, and each can have its own board.
Yes, on the Team plan. Boards can be shared with viewer or editor roles and tasks can be assigned to teammates.
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