6 a day, at most.
Dumped more than that? You mark which ones stay. The rest waits, saved for later, without getting lost.
A free app for Windows and Linux: a pet in the corner of your screen with today's tasks (6 at most), your next meeting and what you promised in chats.
Click the pet and the tasks.
Demo ready.
What you promise in a chat waits in the bubble. It only goes into your day if you want it to.
Can you check the quote with the supplier?
I'll check this afternoon and let you know!
1You promise on WhatsApp, Teams, Slack or Discord.
2The pet asks. You decide.
3It goes on today's list, and it stays there.
BERTunino comes from Brazil: a small model we trained on the way people really write, with “tmrw”, “u” and half-finished sentences. It sorts out what you dump and reads the radar's chats right here on your PC, even offline.
call the bank at 2pm
finish the report, about 2 hours
next friday take the car in for service
The internet is only for Google Calendar, if you connect it. What goes where →
Made in Brazil, fine-tuned from BERTimbau, the open model by NeuralMind and Unicamp.
Dumped more than that? You mark which ones stay. The rest waits, saved for later, without getting lost.
The bubble shows how long until it starts and opens the link right away. Google Calendar, read-only, or an iCal link.
You can turn it off. Background music doesn't count.
“It turned into a really good little home for my tasks. I can tell I'm going to use it.”
chmod +x saturnino.AppImage && ./saturnino.AppImage. On Ubuntu 22.04+, install libfuse2 first. It updates itself, just like on Windows.Download, install and dump the mess.
Made by Gabriel, in Brazil. I read everything that comes in here.