Matters

Go ahead, forget. Matters catches what you'd forget from any page you're on. Highlight a message, an email, a stray sentence — right-click, Add to Matters, done. You're back in your conversation in under a second. Then it does the part you'd rather not: it reads the mess and files a clean task. What to do, when it's due, who it involves. No forms, no folders, no fields to fill in. The number of decisions you make at capture is zero. And when the day comes, it brings the task back — a reminder on the morning it's due, with Done and Snooze right there. That's the whole point. A list you have to remember to check is just another thing to remember. WHAT YOU GET • One-gesture capture — right-click any selection or page • Titles, dates and people inferred for you, not typed by you • A calm Today list in your toolbar, one quiet line per task • Reminders that arrive when the task is due, not when you happened to write it • A Waiting list for the things other people owe you — the list nobody else keeps • A gentle nudge when you've snoozed something four times: do it, or let it go • Optional sync — one list shared across your browser and your Mac, with no account to create • Every task links back to the page it came from WHY IT'S DIFFERENT Most to-do apps need you to have already formed the task. Matters starts a step earlier — with the raw, messy thing someone actually sent you — and turns it into something you can act on. It doesn't ask you to migrate your life into a new app. It meets you where you already are, does its work quietly, and gets out of the way.