Step 1
Capture
You type what you need in normal words.
“Ask me tonight if I paid the bill.”
How Taskmorrow works
Type what you need in normal words. Taskmorrow turns it into a reminder, check-in, draft, plan, or preference - then waits for your approval when anything important is involved.
Step 2
Understand
Taskmorrow classifies it as reminder, check-in, draft, plan, or preference.
“Recognized as a check-in due tonight.”
Step 3
Prepare
If useful, Taskmorrow prepares a draft, checklist, or plan.
“Email draft prepared and ready to copy.”
Step 4
Ask approval
Meaningful actions wait for your approval.
“Draft and calendar preview stay pending until you approve. Nothing hidden runs in the background.”
Step 5
Bring it back
Taskmorrow returns the item when timing matters.
“Morning brief shows due now, due today, and waiting approvals.”
Step 6
Learn preferences
Taskmorrow stores practical preferences you ask it to remember.
“Prefers short direct emails.”
Example walkthroughs
Reminder
Input
“Remind me every weekday at 7 AM to make a protein shake.”
Output
Recurring reminder - Weekdays - 7:00 AM - Scheduled inside Taskmorrow
Draft
Input
“Write an email to my landlord saying the sink is leaking.”
Output
Email draft - Waiting approval - Ready to copy - Not sent externally
Preference
Input
“Save that I prefer short direct emails.”
Output
Preference saved - Future drafts use shorter language
What it does not do yet
- Does not send emails yet.
- Does not send texts yet.
- Does not sync calendars yet.
- Cloud sync is not active unless explicitly connected later.
- Local-first while early.