Not a diary. Not a to-do list. Not a task manager. A new way to record by threading everything through time. Use it to mark the beginning and end of a project, track the ebb and flow of a relationship, or simply capture how you felt on a given day.
Capture thoughts. Connect dots. Threadly: Trace your thinking journey.
Threadly Β· When Time Speaks
Not a diary. Not a to-do list. Not a task manager. Threadly is a new way to record β by threading everything through time.
Use it to mark the beginning and end of a project, track the ebb and flow of a relationship, trace the evolution of an idea, or simply capture how you felt on a given day.
β’ Project Tracking
Follow progress, log milestones, reflect on pivots β piece by piece, the whole picture comes together.
β’ Event Threading
Move beyond scattered notes. See the full story unfold over time β perfect for retrospectives, writing, or memory keeping.
β’ Private Space
Not just for work. Thoughts, emotions, stray ideas β all welcome. Let them settle and grow over time.
β’ iCloud Sync
Write anywhere, view everywhere. Your data stays with you, automatically and securely.
You donβt need to organize everything perfectly β just write as you go.
Threadly will weave it all into place: the arc of a project, the thread of a story, the path of your life.
Let every then have its context. Let every now carry meaning.
This is truely cool! I've been looking for a better way to track project progress without the rigid structure of a task manager, and the "threading through time" approach is kinda genius imo. Love that it's not just for work stuff either β a private space for random thoughts is a nice touch. How customizable is it for journaling, though?
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This is truely cool! I've been looking for a better way to track project progress without the rigid structure of a task manager, and the "threading through time" approach is kinda genius imo. Love that it's not just for work stuff either β a private space for random thoughts is a nice touch. How customizable is it for journaling, though?