Goals One container for everything
A task, an event, a project, a note — all the same object here. Start with one line, then add a date, an owner, subgoals, and files as the work asks for them.
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Connect your goals, tasks, notes, and time, so your team can see what matters now, what comes next, and how it all fits.
Start planningIn Timestripe, most things start with a goal. Give it a date or a time, and it finds a place on your horizons or in your calendar. Add notes, files, subgoals, tags, or people when the work needs them. Nothing needs to be filled in at once, and not everything needs to happen now.
A task, an event, a project, a note — all the same object here. Start with one line, then add a date, an owner, subgoals, and files as the work asks for them.
Timestripe connects Days, Weeks, Months, Quarters, Years and beyond. Put big goals on longer horizons, break them into smaller milestones, and let the daily view bring the next step into focus.
A Space is where a team keeps everything for a project or a goal: boards, tasks, documents, discussions. It's where the team can see what's being done, by whom and why.
Boards are flexible, visual spaces for anything that doesn't have a date yet: backlogs, pipelines, knowledge bases, onboarding docs, ideas. Unlike a typical kanban board, any goal on a board can be scheduled straight onto the team's Horizons.
See everyone's active goals in one place, grouped by person, across Spaces and timeframes — including who has more on their plate than fits into the week.
A live, chronological feed of what's been completed, changed, and added across the boards in a Space.
Ready-made sequences of goals — build one once, then use it whenever someone follows the same path.
Completed goals over time, for individuals and the whole team.
Send an email to a Space and it becomes a task, attachments included.
Keep routines and rituals running without recreating them each time.
Structure the work in a way that makes sense to your team.
Find anything across Spaces, boards, tasks, and documents.
Start common kinds of work without building them from scratch.
Keep everyone aware of what changed without having to watch every board.
Keep your plan close wherever you happen to be working: App Store, Google Play, Chrome extension.
Our team is spread across several countries and time zones. We don't share an office, so the work lives where everyone can reach it — in boards, notes, comments, and calls. What holds us together isn't a location but a shared view of how work should feel: clear, calm, and focused on something that matters.
Replaces: Trello Notion Todoist Asana TickTick ClickUp
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I don’t know if it’s done on purpose — but it feels as if it was coded with ADHD’s weaknesses in mind. It zeroes in on a very specific and disruptive trait: time blindness.
Timestripe completely changes the way I think about goals and in an amazingly positive way. My planning is more thoughtful and strategic than it has ever been thanks to the planning horizons paradigm, the Climbs feature, widgets, and the sheer flexibility of the application.
The UI/Visual design is AMAZING. The quality truly shines through.
I love that Timestripe links goals between the year, month, week, and day. It helps plan long-term goals and break them down into smaller sub-goals. I also found the product setup convenient, especially if you understand the tool and are familiar with the concept of long-term planning.
I just used the Timestripe CLI with my agent, and this is just wooow. My semester starts, and I would usually prep and plan everything manually, spending hours on reading course outlines and mapping tasks to my boards. It did it all in a couple of minutes.
Timestripe is the only app that allows to do things while seeing the big picture.
I’ve become much better at turning vague goals into real, actionable steps. It’s also great to have all my notes, tasks, and goals in one central space — I don’t lose things anymore. I can share my tasks with the team and track progress.
I can have a comprehensive, long-term view of my life and professional projects and the tool still offers inspirations and several useful resources such as the gallery with ready-made templates.
I have multiple projects going on at all times, whether for self-development or work, Timestripe has made it very easy to keep track of them and stay motivated. They are doing what Notion is trying to do, but with much more clarity and simplicity.
Love you, Timestripe, what a life changer app.
A planner stays open all day — you keep coming back to it. So how it looks is part of how the work feels. For us, aesthetics is part of the work, too. That's why we care about the type, the space, the colour, and the way a year sits next to a day. That's the screen you think in.
Not everything stays inside the workspace. Some things are meant to be seen.
Publish an entire board — a roadmap, a reading list, a set of guidelines — with a single link. Anyone with the link reads it as a structured page, even without an account.
Share one document from a board without exposing the rest of it. The writing, images, and embeds travel with it, which makes it useful for briefs, specs, and client-facing notes.
Timestripe has a public API and a command-line client, so an agent can read your plan and write to it. Claude, Codex, Cursor, Zapier — if it can call an API, it can work in your Space. See the guide or the use cases.
It gathers context from briefs, meeting notes, conversations, and code, then turns it into a plan — breaking goals into tasks, keeping owners and dates current, and flagging anything that starts to slip.
What matters, why it matters, who owns it, and when it's due stays visible to the whole team, instead of getting lost in a thread.
Priorities, trade-offs, and approvals stay with the team. The agent proposes next steps and keeps things moving, but people decide what matters and what happens next.
Create a Space, bring your team in, and start with the work you're already doing. You don't need to plan everything upfront — add it where it makes sense, and build from there.
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