The Work stream
Every feed and every task in one stream. The page you open in the morning.
One page instead of seven
You used to have to visit each client's feed and a separate task board. Work pours both into one chronological stream: every note, document, meeting and task, in time order.
It opens showing everything. No filter is pre-selected, because a page that opens empty in the morning is a page nobody opens again.
It is read-only. Nothing is written from here; writing happens where it belongs, on the record it is actually about.
The filters
The kind strip says what is in the stream — notes, documents, meetings, tasks and the rest. Selecting none of them means all of them.
The three entity toggles — organisation, person, engagement — overlap, and that is on purpose: an organisation's engagement genuinely is both.
The "mine" switch takes both senses at once: what you own and what you wrote. And "unassigned" returns only tasks, because a task is the only thing that has an owner.
Beside each toggle sits a count of what selecting it would give you. Those counts are computed by the same query that builds the list, so they never promise a number the list cannot deliver.
Everything appears exactly once
A task spawned from a note is rendered inside that note and does not also get its own row. A task created directly does have its own row.
That distinction is what keeps scrolling the stream from feeling repetitive.
Read this next
- Work, tasks & PulseThe task boardEveryone's tasks, with filters that answer the questions people actually ask.
- Work, tasks & PulsePulseEngagement cards, ordered by which one needs attention now.
- Contacts & engagementsWhat a feed isA timeline that attaches to the record, not to the person. The memory of the system.
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