How it works
Capture in one line, see only what fits today, and use only what helps — no ceremony.
Nothing slips away between the idea and the list.
A good idea shows up at the wrong time — mid-call, in the shower, in line. If you need to open the app, pick a project and category before you can jot it down, it's already gone. In Relesk, capture is always within reach: one line in natural language, Enter, and you're back to what you were doing. No mandatory category. No interruption.
A beginning and an end for each day.
In the morning, Relesk shows only what fits today — not the whole list staring you down. When you need even more quiet, Focus mode shows one task at a time. At the end of the day, a quick close marks what got done, lets you pick what carries forward, and logs your streak. No overdue warnings. No red list waiting for you.
Use what helps. Ignore the rest.
Projects, sections, tags, goals, sprints — everything is there if you want it. But nothing is mandatory. You can start with just the daily loop and add layers as it makes sense. Relesk grows at your pace, without forcing you to set up everything before you start.
Everyone aligned, no extra meeting.
Comments and mentions stay right on the task, keeping context where it belongs. When someone updates something, the team sees it in real time — without asking for a recap. Fewer loose messages, less interruption, more work done.
Files in the right place, without becoming another task.
One person connects the team's Drive once. After that, all authorized members see the files inside Relesk — without connecting individual Google accounts. Documents, screenshots and folders stay close to the work, no link hunting.
Reporting a problem shouldn't be work in itself.
In Relesk, it's just a screenshot and a sentence — 'this button does nothing'. Assisted processing organizes the context to make triage easier, and you review before sending. Less friction for whoever reports, more clarity for whoever fixes it.
Relesk is for those who want to close the day with a clear head — use only what helps.