Threading it together…

Thread

Thread — Notes, tasks, journal, focus, activity. For people who ship.

One calm, fast workspace: markdown notes with [[wikilinks]], a kanban that moves, sessions that log themselves and a GitHub-style activity grid fed by your whole stack.

All-in-one, quietly fastmacOS app — coming soon
Connects with
GitHubVercelSupabaseLinearNotionand the rest…
Thread — today

Good evening

Here's your thread for today.

25:00

3

Notes written

7

Tasks done

Activity

  • github pushed 3 commits to main
  • vercel deployment ready — thread-web
  • supabase migration 014 applied
  • linear ENG-241 moved to Done

Integrations

Connect your stack.

GitHub, Vercel, Supabase, Linear, Notion, Slack, Docker, Postgres, OpenAI and Vite — all first-class. One activity feed, MCP servers for everything else, and tokens that stay on the server.

GitHubVercelSupabaseLinearNotionSlackDockerPostgresOpenAIViteGitHubVercelSupabaseLinearNotionSlackDockerPostgresOpenAIVite
  • One activity feed — commits, deploys, issues and pages in a single stream.
  • MCP servers so Claude, Cursor or any client can read and write your workspace.
  • Tokens encrypted server-side. Nothing sensitive ever reaches the browser.

Everything in one place

Six tools. One thread.

No tab sprawl, no plugin maze — the six things you actually use, tuned to stay out of the way.

  • Notes that link

    Markdown notes with [[wikilinks]], backlinks and a graph of how your thinking connects.

  • Tasks that move

    A fast kanban board with priorities, due dates and reminders that nudge while you work.

  • A journal that stays

    Write your day, tag a mood, and watch a streak build without any gamified noise.

  • Focus sessions

    Pomodoro cycles that log themselves, so deep work turns into visible progress.

  • Soundscapes

    A generative ambient mixer — rain, noise, café — to set the room for real focus.

  • Connect everything

    GitHub, Vercel, Supabase, Linear, Notion and any MCP server, feeding one activity grid.

Built for developers

Keyboard-first. Markdown-native.

The details you notice on day two, polished like features: a real palette, real markdown, real shortcuts — and a terminal that agrees.

  • ⌘K command palette

    Every action is one keystroke away — notes, tasks, sessions and settings, without the mouse.

  • Markdown, [[wikilinks]], graph

    Write plain markdown, link with double brackets, and follow backlinks through the knowledge graph.

  • Keyboard-first

    J and K to move, Enter to open, Esc to bail. The whole app runs from the home row.

  • MCP tools

    Point an MCP client at Thread and let it capture notes, tasks and journal entries for you.

Type a command or search…⌘K
  • New note⌘N
  • Start focus session⌘F
  • Jump to knowledge graph⌘G
  • Toggle soundscapes⌘S

Press ↑ and ↓ to move, ⏎ to run.

zsh — thread logs

$ thread logs --follow

✓ github · pushed 3 commits to main

✓ vercel · deployment ready — thread-web

✓ supabase · migration 014 applied

✓ linear · ENG-241 moved to Done

$

Twelve weeks of showing up

Commits, sessions, notes and tasks roll into one grid. Brighter means busier.

412

Notes

1,208

Tasks

96h

Focus

Make it yours

Six themes. Zero noise.

Start monochrome and switch to a warmer or darker mood whenever you like — from your account settings.

  • Dark

  • Light

  • Cream

  • Midnight

  • Slate

  • Starry Night

Start writing your thread today.

Free to begin, calm to use, and yours to keep. The desktop app is on the way.