Field Automations

Work / Personal productivity

Carryall: keep track of what needs doing.

Live, personally used In daily use. The public demo uses fictional data.

Carryall brings captured information, next actions, and project review into one workflow. I use it daily to manage my work.

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Fictional data. The application workflow and AI are functional.

Status
Working system in daily use
Approach
Capture, organize, act, and review
Demo data
Fictional
Demo functionality
Working application and AI

A working system in daily use

Carryall helps me capture information, organize what needs to happen next, and review outstanding work.

It puts those steps in one application, so I can move from capturing something to deciding what to do with it and keeping track of the next action.

Screenshots from the public Carryall demo. All displayed records are sample data.

Carryall public demo showing sample captured notes and the option to turn meeting notes into tasks.
01

Get it out of your head and into one place.

Capture information before it gets lost. The demo includes sample meeting notes and an AI-read option for suggesting next actions.

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Carryall demo showing tasks due today and lists for next actions and work waiting on someone else.
02

See what needs doing today.

See due dates, next actions, and items you are waiting on alongside the information needed to do the work.

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Carryall demo project review with current tasks, items waiting on other people, and linked project reference.
03

Keep the whole project in view.

Review a project in one place: what is ready to do, what is waiting, and the reference information that belongs with it.

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Try it with fictional data

The demo lets you explore a working version of the application. The example data is fictional, but the underlying workflow and AI are functional.

Explore how information moves from capture to organized actions and review.

From capture to follow-through Workflow diagram
  1. CaptureGet information and things to do into one placePerson
  2. OrganizeDecide the next action and where it belongsPerson
  3. ActWork from the actions I have organizedPerson
  4. ReviewLook at progress and what still needs attentionPerson

Capture information, organize the next action, and review what remains open.

The application is in daily use. The public demo uses fictional data with working application logic and AI.

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