Nothing falls through the cracks.
Every open loop tracked, before it goes cold.
Most of what an inbox asks of you is buried inside a paragraph rather than written on a line you can see. So the work becomes remembering: which thread had the date in it, who never came back to you, what you promised on Tuesday. Dropped work is rare. Stalled work is constant, and from the outside it looks exactly like work that is fine.
Tasks that write themselves down
When a message asks something of you it becomes a task on your list, not a promise you'll forget by lunchtime.
A nudge before it's too late
Open loops come back to you before they go cold, so the reply you're waiting on doesn't quietly die.
Your whole workload, one list
Tasks from every conversation and every business gather in a single place you can actually work through.
Waiting on someone, handled
The things you've handed off are tracked for you, and you're reminded to chase them at the right moment.
The files that matter find you
Attachments stop disappearing into threads: they gather in one list, each still tied to the conversation it arrived in.
Tell it what to watch for
Ask to be told when a certain email arrives or a condition is met, and you'll hear about it the instant it does.
It keeps an eye out so you don't
A standing request quietly watches everything coming in, so you can stop checking and trust you'll be told.
One alert, not ten
You're told once, exactly when it matters, instead of being buried under pings for things you don't care about.
Everything worth knowing, in one place
A single place holds what happened while you were away, so nothing important is lost in the noise.
What if it misses one?
Then you are where you are today, which is why nothing here asks you to stop looking. What it changes is the base rate: an ask written into the middle of a paragraph is caught and given a date, and a thread that has gone quiet comes back to you rather than waiting to be remembered. You can see the whole list at any point, and add to it yourself.
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Private beta
What you're joining
It runs on the mail you have
Point sits on top of Gmail or Outlook. Your address, your history and your contacts stay exactly as they are, so there is nothing to migrate.
You set how much Point does
Out of the box everything waits for your review, replies included. You hand over only what you trust, one kind of work at a time.
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