FROM CONVERSATION TO COMPLETION

Turn email and chat requests into organized tasks.

Task Hub finds requests and commitments in connected conversations. Review the suggestions, choose what becomes a task, and manage your work alongside tasks you add yourself.

Email and chat suggestions become tasks only when you accept.

Example workspaceTry accepting a suggestion
Mia NovakGmail

Could you review the launch brief and send me your feedback by Friday, 16 October?

A request becomes a suggestion

Inbox

1

Suggested · awaiting your review

Review the launch brief

Mia NovakRequested

Due date: 16 Oct

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YOU DECIDE WHAT BECOMES WORK

Connect. Review. Make it a task.

  1. 01

    Connect your accounts

    Bring supported email and chat accounts into Task Hub so it can look for requests and commitments.

  2. 02

    Review the suggestions

    Check the source and edit the details. Accept, dismiss, snooze, or merge into an existing task.

  3. 03

    Organize what you accept

    Accepted suggestions become tasks. Set a due date, plan your day, and move work forward on your board.

GmailOutlookTeamsSlack

Available connections depend on your workspace configuration and provider permissions.

WATCH A REQUEST BECOME WORK

From connected inbox to a planned follow-up.

Follow a session in Task Hub: connect Gmail, review suggestions, then organize accepted tasks on the board and set a reminder.

Connect Gmail

Already signed in, Alex opens Connections from the sidebar.

Plays automatically while in view. Pause or select a chapter to explore. Fictional data; no accounts are connected.

An already signed-in user connects Gmail and authorizes access. Task Hub syncs the account and shows four suggestions. The user dismisses two and accepts two. On the task board, Review the launch brief moves from To do to In progress. Get approval on the launch visuals moves to Waiting. The follow-up scheduler opens, the user selects Tomorrow at 9 AM, and saves a personal reminder.

Plan the day. Remember the follow-up. Choose when to work on a task and set a reminder for the next follow-up.

Daily Brief

Start the day with a clear picture.

Your Daily Brief brings the work that needs your attention into one place, in your active workspace.

See what needs attention

Overdue tasks and deadlines due today come first, so urgent work is easy to spot.

Catch up on what changed

See new activity on existing tasks, suggested updates to review, and new suggestions waiting in your Inbox.

Choose what to work on today

See tasks planned for today, add more to your day, or mark work complete directly from the brief. Planning a task does not change its deadline.

Daily Brief
What needs your attention today?

Overdue

1

Send the revised proposal

Due today

1

Confirm the launch checklist

New activity

1

Review feedback on the launch visuals

Planned for Today

1

Draft next week’s project update

2 suggestions awaiting review

1 suggested update to review

Illustrative Daily Brief. Your brief reflects your tasks and activity.

KEEP THE CONTEXT. KEEP THE CONTROL.

The request stays connected to the task.

Open a task to see where it came from. Source excerpts and links back to the original conversation help you pick up where you left off.

Personal work stays private

Suggestions are private. Keep accepted tasks private until you choose to share them.

Share when the work needs company

Move a task onto a shared board and choose the context you share with the team.

Example workspaceTask details preview

Title

Review the launch brief

Requester

Mia Novak

Due date

16 Oct

Sources
Launch brief feedback

Mia Novak · Gmail

Could you review the launch brief and send me your feedback by Friday, 16 October?
Private tasks

Fictional source excerpt. In your workspace, source links open the original conversation.

Turn your next request into a clear next step.

Review what comes in. Choose what matters. Follow it through in Task Hub.

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