The shared desk
Tasks, the grocery list, and a wish list whose items climb in priority the longer they sit there — so the thing everyone keeps forgetting eventually shouts.
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Pauta
One headline a day. The rest is a footnote.
Pauta is a daily planner for you and your family, dressed as a printed newspaper. Every morning opens with a single headline — the one thing that, if you do it, makes the day count.
Coming soon for iPhone, iPad and Mac. In Portuguese, English and Spanish.
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Capture
Say it. Don't sort it.
Talk or type in whatever words come out. An assistant reads the sentence, works out the day and the project, and files it — no forms, no lists to pick, no tags.
Nothing it proposes becomes real until you accept it. You are the editor-in-chief.
- tomorrow buy milk
- call the dentist Thursday morning
- swimming lessons start in two weeks
The household
A house on the same page
Invite the people you live with and share only what should be shared.
Children, safely
A child joins with a six-letter code you approve. No email, no password, no chat, and nothing from outside the house.
Who sees what
Children never see Work. Nobody but you sees Personal. You can revoke anyone's access from the newsroom at any moment.
The rest of the paper
Three more columns
Projects with a roadmap
Home, Work, Personal and Family, each with milestones. What is moving, what is late, and what comes next — without a spreadsheet.
Ideas that expire
The notebook keeps a thought for 30 days. Do something with it or let it fade. Nothing here nags you about the one you let go.
Prompts on a schedule
Schedule a question — “plan my week” — and it runs on its own, then comes back with proposals waiting for a yes or a no.
The quiet part
No ads. No tracking. No fine print.
Pauta carries no advertising and no advertising identifier, follows you into no other app, and sells your household to nobody. Your data exports whenever you want it, and closing the newsroom deletes it for good.
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iPhone, iPad and Mac
The same paper on every device you read it on, with the household along for the ride. Written in Portuguese, English and Spanish.
Pauta is in the final stretch before its first edition. Write to the newsroom if you want to be told when it lands.