A home for everything you want to do

Plan the move. Build the side project. Keep the notes. Track the goal. Superthread keeps the thinking and the next step together.

  • Plan
  • Write
  • Track
  • Remember
A personal movie watchlist organised on a Superthread board

Start with what you're trying to do

Use as much structure as the project needs. No more, no less.

Superthread agents

Let an agent handle the repeatable part

Start with one narrow job, keep it inside the spaces you choose, and decide whether it runs on demand or on a schedule.

On a schedule The agent runs automatically on the schedule you choose. For this example: Every Monday morning

Make a weekly plan

Gather unfinished work, upcoming dates, and priorities into one realistic week.

Example prompt

“Review my open tasks, projects, and upcoming dates. Build a realistic plan for this week and keep no more than three priorities per day.”

Time saved30–60 minutes/week A rough estimate based on the manual work involved. Actual savings will vary by workflow and volume.

When you ask You start the agent whenever you need it. For this example: When you are ready to start

Break down a personal project

Turn a rough goal into clear stages and the first tasks you can actually start.

Example prompt

“Turn this project idea into a simple plan with stages, tasks, and dates. Ask me about any decision that materially changes the plan.”

Time saved30–60 minutes/week A rough estimate based on the manual work involved. Actual savings will vary by workflow and volume.

When you ask You start the agent whenever you need it. For this example: After a planning or research session

Turn notes into next steps

Pull decisions, questions, and practical actions from a page of rough notes.

Example prompt

“Read these notes, keep the useful context, and create tasks for every clear next step. List unanswered questions separately.”

Time saved30–60 minutes/week A rough estimate based on the manual work involved. Actual savings will vary by workflow and volume.

On a schedule The agent runs automatically on the schedule you choose. For this example: At the end of each week

Review a goal

Compare planned and completed work, then suggest a smaller next commitment.

Example prompt

“Review this goal and its tasks. Summarise what moved, what stalled, and the smallest useful commitment for the coming week.”

Time saved30–60 minutes/week A rough estimate based on the manual work involved. Actual savings will vary by workflow and volume.

On a schedule The agent runs automatically on the schedule you choose. For this example: Every Friday afternoon

Reset overdue work

Sort overdue tasks into do, reschedule, or drop, without silently moving everything forward.

Example prompt

“Review my overdue tasks. Recommend which to do, reschedule, or drop, explain why, and update dates only after applying those rules.”

Time saved30–60 minutes/week A rough estimate based on the manual work involved. Actual savings will vary by workflow and volume.

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Good for real-life projects

The kind with lots of small details, half-finished thoughts, and one important deadline.

Moving home

Keep viewings, quotes, decisions, documents, dates, and packing tasks in one plan.

Learning something

Save reading notes, track assignments, and see the work left before the deadline.

Building a side project

Collect research, make decisions, and work through the launch list at your own pace.

Goals and routines

Turn a vague goal into weekly actions and keep a simple record of what changed.

Questions about using Superthread personally

  • Is Superthread useful for one person?
    Yes. You can use the same workspace for personal tasks, notes, projects, goals, and collections. Start on your own and invite other people only when a project needs them.
  • Can I keep notes and tasks together?
    Yes. Pages are for longer notes, plans, and research; cards are for work with a clear next step. Link them together so the task and the thinking behind it stay close.
  • Do I need to set everything up before I start?
    No. Start with one page or a short list. Add a board, project, dates, or another view when the work becomes big enough to need it.
  • Can I share one project without sharing my whole workspace?
    Yes. Keep projects in separate spaces and invite people only to the areas they need. Your other notes and projects stay separate.
  • Can Superthread help with weekly routines?
    Yes. An agent can run on a schedule to create a weekly plan, gather unfinished work, or prepare a review from the tasks and notes you choose.
  • How much does Superthread cost?
    Superthread uses Pay What You Want pricing, starting at $3 per user per month. You choose the monthly price that feels fair.