A quiet place for everything in your head. Katch files what you catch, suggests where it belongs, and hands back the right next thing when you actually have the time.
No buttons that don’t earn their place. Every feature exists to remove a decision, not to add a tab.
Links, photos, voice notes, half-thoughts. No folder picker, no required tag. The home of the app is one input.
Every catch arrives with an AI-suggested project, date, and urgency. One tap to confirm, two taps to change.
Tell Katch how much time, what kind of attention, how urgent. Get one suggested thing — with two quiet alternates.
Group catches under the projects you actually have — work, home, the side thing. Coloured dots, not folders.
One email per week: what’s due, what’s overdue, and one read that fits your usual window. No teaser drip, no streaks.
Local-first storage with end-to-end encrypted sync. The AI runs on-device for classification; cloud only for the things you choose.
Productivity apps make you the manager. Katch makes itself the assistant. Six benefits you’ll feel within a week.
The Do screen commits. You see the right next thing first, with a short italic line explaining why it picked this one. Alternates exist — quietly, below.
The Plan inbox empties when you triage. The screen tells you so. No streaks, no badges, no red counts on the icon.
Every catch arrives pre-classified. Project, date, urgency, duration — all suggested. Accept in one tap or override in three.
Share sheet, keyboard shortcut, email forward, voice, photo. Katch meets you where the thought happens — and gets out of the way.
One vermillion in the whole product. It signs the brand, and it flags things that genuinely matter — never decorations, never marketing.
Local-first storage, end-to-end encrypted sync, plain-text export. We’re a tool, not a platform — leaving is one click.
Most inbox apps hand you everything and ask you to sort it. Katch asks four small questions — and shows you only what’s left.
We’ll send one email when it’s ready. No teaser drip, no countdown timers.