an agenda · for you and your agent

what’s on
your plate?

Plate is one list of what needs you: every open task, however long ago you wrote it down, and the week ahead. Jotting a line takes a second.

Then ask Claude or ChatGPT what’s on your plate. It reads the same list, helps you decide what to drop and what to schedule, and writes the changes back.

start, it’s free→how the agent part works
The agenda on a phone: open tasks with age badges, the oldest marked 12 days and moved once, then today's and tomorrow's events.
you
what’s on my plate?
claude
Six things are open. Two have waited over a week: renew the passport (12 days, moved once) and call the bank (8 days). Tomorrow at 9:30 is the dentist. Want to give the passport a day this week?
an example exchange
your agent · three steps

your assistant already knows how to talk. now it knows what you have to do.

Plate speaks MCP, the open protocol Claude and ChatGPT use for tools. Connect it once and your agenda is part of every conversation you want it in.

— 01

connect

In Claude or ChatGPT, add a custom connector with plate’s address, sign in, and approve. Nothing to paste, and you can revoke it any time. step by step.
— 02

ask

  • “what’s on my plate?”
  • “which tasks have I been putting off? help me drop or schedule them”
  • “add the dentist on thursday at 9:30”
  • “move everything tagged work to monday”
  • “plan my week”
— 03

it writes back

When it finishes a task, adds an event or moves something to Monday, the change is on your agenda the next time you look. Guided daily reviews and a plan-the-week ritual come built in.
the agenda · the first thing you see

everything still open, whatever day you wrote it.

No inbox to process and no project tree to maintain. One page: what to do, what’s coming, and what you deferred.

The agenda on a desktop: a to-do list where each task shows how long it has waited, then the events coming up this week, grouped by day.
— 01

old tasks get loud

Each task shows how long it has waited, counted from the day you first wrote it, however many times you moved it. A week, or three moves, and it turns 12d · moved 3× and goes to the top. It stays there until you finish it, drop it, or give it a real date.
— 02

the week ahead

Events for the next seven days, grouped by day, timed ones first. Link Google Calendar and your meetings sit alongside them, read-only.
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write from anywhere

Press / on a keyboard or + on the phone. Type #work or @9:30 without reaching for the mouse. If a line lands on another day, plate tells you where it went.
the log · underneath it all

a page for each day, and one for the month.

Every line lives on a day, the way the bullet journal method keeps them: tasks, events, and notes, struck through when they’re done. Look back at any day or month whenever you like. The month keeps the goals that belong to it rather than to a date.

Three tags, work life mind, or none. Search across everything with ⌘K. Light and dark.
Today's page on a phone: an event, open tasks, one struck through as done, and a note.
privacy · where the line sits

and the lines you don’t want it to read, it can’t.

only you

Mark a line private and it is encrypted before it is sent: sealed in your browser, to a key I don’t hold. Neither I nor your agent can read it; your agent sees only its shape, like the date and whether it’s done.

your agent

Everything else your agent can read, and I can read it too. That is what sharing with an assistant means, and I would rather say it plainly.

no trackers

No analytics, no advertising, no password to leak. One confirmation deletes your account and everything in it.

the line is drawn by keys, not a setting: there is no switch that opens the private zone. the limit is that the code that seals them is code I send you.

the full accounting, limits included
start · free while in beta

put it all on one plate.

Sign in with your email: a link arrives, you tap it, and your agenda is waiting. Connect your agent whenever you’re ready. It works in the browser on your laptop and on your phone.

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· no password· no card· no trackers· no nudges· delete everything, any time