Time
Tracks itself. One button starts a timer on any device; on your computer, Saxi witnesses which program is in front and files the hours by project.
Never the screen. Never what you type.
Talk for a minute. Saxi handles the rest.
Ramble about your day. Saxi ticks off what's done, moves what slipped and files your notes. Nothing to organize.
You worked all day. At 11 pm, you can't name three things you did.
You know the cycle. A new app, a weekend setting it up, two good weeks. Then one busy day turns the list red, and you stop opening it.
- Your thoughts move faster than your thumbs.
- By the time you've found the right list, the thought is gone.
- Organizing becomes a second job.
- Tags, folders, projects, priorities. The system becomes the work.
- Red makes you hide.
- Overdue badges and broken streaks don't motivate. They make you close the app.
It isn't you. Those apps were built for brains that enjoy maintaining systems.
The debrief.
One minute of talking replaces the whole system.
- Talk
- Check
- Apply
Each sentence became a card. Nothing changes until you tap Apply.Saved. Maya's tasks, notes and timeline are up to date.
The rest of it.
Tasks, notes, time and answers. Every part hears the same mic, so one minute of talking keeps all of it current.
Tasks
Today, Upcoming, Anytime. Pick today's 3. When a task's day passes, nothing turns red: it needs a decision.
Do today, Move, Break down or Drop.
Notes
Write or talk, no folders. Saxi titles each note, files it in a topic, links related ones and keeps a summary.
Exports as Markdown, ready for Obsidian.
Answers
“What did I promise Priya?” Ask out loud, and Saxi answers from your own tasks, notes and time.
The same mic answers and files.
Soon
Your week in 60 seconds. Every Sunday: what you finished, what slipped, and three picks for Monday.
Nudges, never nagging. A short morning brief, and one evening question on days you haven't talked to Saxi.
Saxi means witness.
From Sakshi (साक्षी), Sanskrit for the witness: the part of you that watches without judging.
Most apps judge you: red badges, broken streaks, overdue lists. Saxi keeps an honest record of what you did, what slipped and what's next, and it never keeps score.
This page has been doing the same. The folio in the marginbehind the button at the top left has kept a record of what you did here. No score, only the record, and it never leaves this tab.
- No streaks that reset. Counts celebrate what you did: “14 done this week.”
- No red. Red is for errors, not for you.
- Gaps are expected. Miss a week; pick up with three sentences.
- Nothing changes without you. Saxi proposes; you apply.
“I've struggled with organization my whole life. I quit Workflowy. Then Obsidian, after seven months. They weren't bad apps; organizing them became a second job. So I built the one I needed: a minute of talking at night, and it keeps everything else.”
The fine print.
It hears your voice and sees your windows. So it's built to keep them yours.
- Never the screen, never your keys.
- Automatic tracking reads program names and window titles only. No screenshots, no keystroke logging, and private windows stay unnamed.
- Never lose a thought.
- Recordings save on your phone every 5 seconds and upload when you're back online.
- Nothing changes without you.
- Every AI change is a card you approve, and every note keeps its history.
- Your data is yours.
- No ads, never sold. Export your notes as Markdown any time.
- Where your words go.
- Speech is transcribed by Google's Gemini on a paid plan whose terms keep your words out of model training.
- Open source, soon.
- The code goes on GitHub, so anyone can check all of this.
Four apps' jobs, one habit.
| Feature | To-do apps | Note apps | Time trackers | Saxi |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Capture by talking | Some | Some | No | Yes, one mic for everything |
| Closes and moves tasks from your words | No | No | No | Yes |
| Notes organize themselves | No | Some | No | Yes |
| Tracks time without a timer | No | No | Some | Yes |
| No overdue lists, no streaks | Rarely | n/a | n/a | Yes |
| Answers questions about your week | No | No | No | Yes |
Pricing, with a reminder before you pay.
- Standard $9 / month
- Debriefs, tasks and the timer. Automatic time tracking. Notes that file themselves. Spoken answers from your own data.
- Pro $69 / month
- Everything in Standard, plus coaching calls with the founder every two weeks, the Saxi Pro community and quarterly live events.
Every plan starts with 14 days free, and we remind you 2 days before the trial ends, because we know about the ADHD tax. Prices in USD when Saxi opens; local prices in the App Store and Google Play. Cancel any time. Join the waitlist
Questions.
When does Saxi open?
Soon, on iPhone, Android and the web. Join the waitlist and we'll email you once, the day it opens.
Do I need an ADHD diagnosis?
No. Saxi is built for ADHD brains, and anyone who thinks faster than they type and hates organizing will feel at home.
Do I have to talk out loud?
No. Type anywhere you can talk. Many people talk while walking or making tea, and type in meetings.
What if I don't use it for a week?
Nothing turns red, and there's no backlog to clear. Tell Saxi the three biggest things since you were last here and carry on.
Will the AI change things without asking?
Never. Saxi proposes changes as cards; nothing happens until you tap Apply. Unsure items start unticked, and notes keep their earlier versions.
What does automatic tracking see?
On your computer: the name of the program in front and its window title, every few seconds. Never the screen, never what you type, no names from private windows. You can pause it for an hour or turn it off from the app. It doesn't track your phone. It starts on Windows; Mac is coming.
Where do my recordings go?
Debrief audio is stored privately in your account so you can retry or replay it. Voice-note audio is deleted once it's transcribed. Transcription runs on Google's Gemini on a paid plan whose terms keep your words out of model training.
Does it work offline?
Capture does. Record or write in airplane mode; Saxi sends it when you're back online.
Can I take my data with me?
Yes. Notes export as Markdown files, one topic or all of them, ready for Obsidian.
Is Saxi a treatment for ADHD?
No. Saxi supports your day; it doesn't treat any condition. If ADHD is affecting your life, talk to a clinician.
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