What needs me now?
See due commitments, blockers, and important areas that haven’t received attention—with the reason each one appears.
Keep track. Focus on what matters now.
Supporting
the way
you grow.
Bring your commitments, context, and learning into one place. See what needs attention across work and life, follow through, and return to the record when it’s time to reflect.
A personal operating system for attention, memory, action, and reflection.
Trellis / a sample weekIllustrative preview
This week, with room for what matters.
Prepare the proposalDue Thursday · Client project
Make time for learningImportant focus area · No meaningful activity for 16
days
Follow up with SamBlocked · Waiting for research notes
Choose a view to explore
A thread through the things on your mind
Many moving parts.
One clearer next step.
A commitment, a meeting, an idea. Give each a place, bring what matters into view, and keep the experience to learn from.
CaptureKeep the thoughtAttentionChoose the next stepTimelineReturn to what happenedPlaybookCarry the lesson forward
Clearer priorities
Bring deadlines, blockers, and quiet important areas into view.
Dependable follow-through
Keep what you owe—and what you’re waiting on—visible.
Learning that stays with you
Review your experience and choose guidance worth carrying forward.
A clearer thread through your week
Three questions.
One place to return to.
What actually happened?
Return to recorded actions, meetings, decisions, notes, and reflections in a shared timeline.
What will I carry forward?
Review your experience and deliberately turn useful lessons into personal playbook guidance you can revise.
Capture first. Organize later.
One meeting.
More than a to-do.
A decision, a follow-up, a question, a lesson. Record the paragraph first, then review which outcomes you want to keep.
Actions, knowledge, and guidance keep their own meaning. The original capture remains a point of return.
“We chose option B. I’ll ask Sam about the data. I still need to
understand the trade-offs. Starting smaller helped.”
DecisionPrototype option B
ActionAsk Sam about the data
Research noteUnderstand the trade-offs
ReflectionStarting smaller helped
Manual review today. AI interpretation is a future direction.
Beyond getting things done
Give important things
a place to grow.
A relationship. A skill. A long-running project. A Focus Area keeps it visible even when it has no deadline.
With a next meaningful action and a record of attention, you have something concrete to return to.
A personal example
Stay connected with family
Next actionArrange a walk together this weekend
Why it mattersMake space for conversation during a busy month
An illustrative workflow; life outcomes depend on the person and circumstances.
Field notes / Practical ideas for a considered life
Build a practice you can return to.
A weekly review you can finish and want to return to
Use the week’s evidence to decide one useful next step.
Give important work a place before it becomes urgent
Give quiet priorities a visible next action.
Build a personal playbook from experience, one useful rule at a time
A personal playbook grows from experience.
Begin with one real week
You don’t need to organize your whole life to start.
Monday / Name what matters
Choose one Focus Area and its next action.
During the week / Capture
Save a thought or meeting paragraph. Review it when you’re ready.
Friday / Return and reflect
Read your Timeline. Notice what changed. Choose what to carry forward.
Start with one real week. Early access is the planned launch path; direct app access will follow.
A few useful distinctions.
Is Trellis an AI assistant today?
The current foundation is manually driven. Conversational AI, automatic activity ingestion, and proactive assistance are later phases.
Do I have to turn everything into a task?
No. Actions, Focus Areas, Knowledge, Meetings & Decisions, Personal Playbook, and Activity retain different roles.
Does Trellis measure my productivity?
Trellis presents recorded evidence and attention reasons. It does not give you an arbitrary productivity score.
Be part of the first chapter
Build a clearer week with Trellis.
Request early access and tell us what you would like to keep in view.
Request early access by email ↗Opens a draft in your email app. You choose when to send it.
Or email forgesaral+trellis@gmail.com with “Trellis early access request” as the subject.