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CompassYour day, your list, your bearings.
What I need to handle, and what I need to be ready for. Everyone's own homepage: today's calendar, their to-do list, what's waiting on them, and a private journal of the days before. It's opened first thing and between things, and it makes sense in five seconds.
- 09:30Private session, PriyaRoom 2 · 3rd session · notes from last timenext
- 14:00Supplier callAgenda ready · 2 actions open from last timeprep
- todayApprove Maya's launch postSaturday Flow · Instagram Thursdayapprove
- FriWrite the spring term emailFrom Work · started yesterdayto do
Everything that's mine, from every part of the business.
Compass owns nothing. It looks across the whole business and shows one person what's theirs: from the calendar, Work, the Inbox and every approval waiting on them.
Now & next
The next few hours in order: classes, jobs, meetings and appointments, from the Calendar.
My to-do list
Tasks assigned to me, due or overdue, from Work, including the ones an agent raised.
Waiting on me
Approvals and sign-offs: an agent's draft, a leave request, an invoice to check.
Prepare
Today's and tomorrow's meetings, with the agenda and last time's open actions.
My journal
A private note for each day, and every previous day one scroll away. Only I can read it.
A day, a week or a month. The same bearings.
It was called My Day, but work isn't only today. Compass widens when you need it: the next few hours, the week ahead, or the month you're planning.
What's next
The next thing, the thing after, and anything that can't wait. Readable at a glance between classes.
What's coming
Meetings to prepare for, deadlines landing, and days that are already too full.
What I'm aiming at
The bigger pieces of work, where they stand, and what has slipped.
It tells you before the day goes wrong.
Compass sees my calendar, my tasks and my approvals together. So it can see a day that won't fit, or a meeting I'm not ready for, while there's still time to fix it.
"Your 2pm has no agenda, and 3 actions from last time are still open."
"You have 9 hours of work booked and 4 hours free."
"Two approvals have been waiting since Monday."
"You've moved this three times."
"Two enquiries addressed to you have waited 2 days."
"You have a free hour and 3 quotes to chase."
Sage sets you up for the day.
Sage, the chief of staff, reads the day before you do. It drafts the agenda, gathers what's waiting, and suggests where the free hour should go. You decide what actually happens. Meet the agents →
"Three things today: your 2pm supplier call has no agenda, so I've drafted one from last time's actions. Maya's launch post needs your OK by noon. And you have a free hour at 11."
"You have a free hour and three quotes waiting on a follow-up. Sam has drafted all three. Look through them now?"