Finding your way around

One top bar, on every screen and every size. There is no collapsible sidebar, which means nothing to hide, nothing to drag, and nothing to go looking for later.

The left of the bar is the workspace switcher. The middle is the five destinations. The right is search, your To-Did meter, the notifications bell, the theme toggle and your account menu.

Every destination has a single letter, pressed on its own with nothing held down. They only fire when you are not typing in a field, so they never eat a task name.

One, on desktop: the keyboard-shortcut launcher, deliberately quiet and never moving.

There used to be four. The Guide, the referral gift and the Happiness Center link all moved into your account menu under your avatar, and the To-Did meter moved up into the top bar, so there is one place to look rather than a row of floating pills competing with the page.

They are hidden on phones, where the corner belongs to the bottom nav and the capture button instead.

The five destinations move out of the top bar and into a bottom nav so they stay under your thumb, and a floating button sits above it to add a task. Everything else is where you left it.

They are not. There is one set of tasks and several angles on it, so completing something in Today completes it in Horizon, in its project, and everywhere else, at the same moment.

Today is the morning routine, All Tasks is the flat working list, Horizon is the planning board, Projects is the step-back grid, and Dashboard and Reports are the numbers.