People. Virtual employees. One workspace.

A place for
your work.
A team to
move it forward.

Your documents, tasks, email and ideas in one place, each linked to what it belongs to. Virtual employees work on them with you. You set the direction.

For your business, your next project, and everything in between.

How Tidy remembers

Pull one thread.
The rest comes with it.

  1. It starts with one email.

    Maya, your contact at Northgate, asks if the new signs can go up before the shop opens on the 12th. Scroll to follow what it touches.

  2. From Maya.

    Tidy files the email with the person who sent it. Open Maya and it is there, beside every other conversation you have had with her.

  3. Becomes a task.

    You turn the email into a task: chase the signage proofs. The email stays attached, so nobody has to ask what it is about.

  4. Part of Harbor Street.

    The task lives in the opening project, next to the plan, the dates and the people working on it.

  5. On Thursday's agenda.

    You add it to the walk-through with Maya. The meeting now knows what needs deciding.

  6. Written down.

    The notes say the signs are approved and go up on the 10th. They mention Maya and the task, and each mention is a link.

  7. Handed to Penny.

    You assign the task to Penny, your virtual employee. She starts with everything it links to, not a blank chat.

  8. Eight links. You drew none of them.

    They came from doing the work: replying, planning, meeting, assigning. Together they are Tidy's memory.

Email

Signage before the 12th?

Maya Chen · Tue 9:14

Can the new signs go up before we open?

Person
MC

Maya Chen

Retail operations · Northgate

Task

Chase the signage proofs

In progress Due Wednesday

Project

Harbor Street opening

12 tasks · opens 12 October

Meeting

Thursday walk-through

Thu 10:00 · Maya, Leo, you

Note

Walk-through notes

Signs approved. Install on the 10th.

Virtual employee
P

Penny

Project coordinator

An illustration with fictional people. The links, search, sources and linked references it shows are how Tidy works.

The workbench, in use

Your day.
With the work already in it.

Your journal holds the day's task, brief and meeting. Open any of them without leaving the page.

●●●  Tidy / web workspaceDaily journal · click to inspect
01

A day, not another folder.

Each day gets a page. The calendar takes you to any other.

02

The task itself.

It is the real task, not a copy. Edit it here and it changes everywhere.

03

Room for your thinking.

Notes, briefs and checklists sit beside the work they are about.

01 / The people doing the work

Give AI a role.
And a place on your team.

Give it a name, a role and a brief. Decide what it can see. Review its work where you do your own.

Hired
Position

Project coordinator

Reports to
You. Direction and decisions stay with the humans.
Works from
Tidy, by default. Nothing to install. Move her to your own machine any time; her work goes with her.
Objective
Get the Harbor Street location ready for opening week.
Backlog
  • Draft the client brief In progress
  • Plan the opening-week rota To do
  • Chase the signage proofs To do
Wakes
When work is assigned, and on a schedule you set, to suggest what comes next.
Boundaries
The access and approvals you set.
Every field here is one Penny really has.Virtual employees are a Plus feature
Tidy / Workforce · EmployeesPenny · Scout · Tidy
Three employee cards in Tidy's Workforce station: Penny on the Bench workshop, Scout not yet deployed, and Tidy as the platform default.
01
A real member of the team.

Message it, mention it, invite it to a meeting. Its work and memory stay in Tidy, not in a chat window.

02
Runs in Tidy, or on your machine.

It starts hosted in Tidy. If you want it on your own computer or server, Tidy handles the move.

03
It asks before it starts.

With reflection on, it suggests new work and waits for your yes.

01 / continued, where she works

Choose where
your employee works.

Start hosted in Tidy, or run it on a computer you choose. Its work stays in Tidy either way.

Tidy / Workforce · Create an employeeStep 2 · Where it runs

In TidyDefault

Nothing to install and no model account to bring. Your plan includes hosted employees.

A cloud box Tidy creates for you

Pick Hetzner, DigitalOcean, AWS Lightsail or OVH. Tidy sets it up on your account; you pay the host directly.

A machine you already have

A laptop, an office server or a VPS. Run one command and it keeps working after a restart.

Switch any time. Her backlog, memory and skills go with her.

Harnesses, sign-in, credentials and the full setup are in the filmed walkthrough. Watch Penny's first day →

02 / One thing, everywhere

Say it once.
Work on it everywhere.

Post a task in chat, open it from the message, move it on the board. There is only ever one task, so nothing gets copied.

Tidy / Chat · #harbor-street-briefDana · Penny
Opened from the messageDetail · Board · Execution · History
Tidy / Activities · Harbor Street, launch · KanbanTo do → In progress
01Post it in the conversation.

The task lives inside the message. Everyone sees the same one.

02Open it from the message.

Anyone, Penny included, opens it right there: the brief, the checklist, the open questions.

03Drag it on the board.

Same task, now In progress on the board. One record in every view.

One task, three places. Loops while in view.
Built around what matters to you

Your business.
Your life outside it.

The client, the people, the history, one record.

Every client gets a page that fills in as you work: who is who, who reports to whom, and every message and note behind them.

The organization

Northgate Retail Group, as an org chart.

Members, titles, reporting lines and a primary contact. Add a person and Tidy suggests who else belongs.

The person

Open Maya and the whole relationship is there.

Call notes, flagged threads, meetings, and a summary that stays current.

The work

Start the task from here.

Client, project and tasks stay linked. The CRM is already in your workspace.

The network

Follow the links.

Open the Network view to see who and what connects to Maya, then jump to the source. How Tidy's memory works →

Tidy / Contacts · Northgate Retail GroupMembers · reporting lines · primary contact
Tidy / Contacts · Maya ChenNotes · follow-ups · summary
Maya Chen / NetworkView full size ↗

Tidy's Network view around Maya.

Tidy for a business Tidy for yourself

Real product captures from a demo workspace with fictional people. The network shows links entered for the demo.

Native Android. The same working world.

Leave the desk.
Keep the context.

Your journal, email, contacts and calendar travel with you, in a native Android app, not a wrapped website.

Fieldwork notes with an embedded activity, note and calendar event.

One-tap dictation, even from the lock screen.

Speech is recognized on the phone, so no audio is uploaded. Say what it should become and Tidy files it.

Your journal / Android · tap to enlarge

Monday morning, before you have opened anything.

Ask for a private podcast of what happened while you were away: the mail that matters, where projects stand, what is due.

Play it on the drive in, or on your wrist, and arrive already briefed.

  • In the car. Tidy's Android Auto surface plays the episode from the dashboard.
  • On your wrist. The Wear OS app lists your episodes and plays them without the phone in your hand.
  • At the desk. The same episode sits in your feed with its transcript and the items it was built from.
Tidy on a Wear OS watch: a Podcasts screen listing a generated daily digest episode.
Wear OS · your episodes, on your wrist

Real captures from the Android and Wear OS apps, in the same demo workspace. The watch episode is a test digest.

Web, Android and a Linux desktop app today. Everywhere Tidy runs →

One workspace. Different ways to work.

Change the view.
Keep the connections.

Timeline, contacts, organization, inbox. The same records, seen four ways.

●●●  Tidy / web workspace

Open any capture to see it full size.

Go deeper

See how it works.

Start with the part you need.

Where Tidy exists

The same workspace,
wherever you are standing.

Your workspace is stored on your device, so you can keep working offline. AI search needs a connection.

Desktop app

Linux today

Local storage, offline use, and the shortest path to models on your own hardware.

Web, local-first

Private beta

Works on a plane and catches up when you land. Install it and it behaves like an app.

Android

Private beta

Fully native: journal, mail, contacts, calendar and capture. Dictation stays on the phone.

Wear OS

Internal track

Episodes, quick capture and your channels, without taking the phone out.

Android Auto

Ships with Android

Play the morning's episode with your hands on the wheel.

Windows, macOS, iOS

In development

Being built now, on the same workspace you already use.

The details matter

Start with useful.
Make it yours.

Start with one real project. Bring in your email and calendar, then move the rest when you are ready.

Get help setting up Tidy
Is my information private?

You decide what is shared and what each virtual employee can see. You are the customer, not the product.

Do I need a team to use Tidy?

No. Use Tidy for your own notes, projects, research and daily journal. Add collaborators or virtual employees when you want help.

What makes a virtual employee different?

It has a role, goals and assigned work in the same workspace as your team. You edit its output directly, and it can suggest new work for your review.

Can I choose the model and where it runs?

Yes. Choose from several agent harnesses and model providers, or use Tidy's own models. Run employees in Tidy or on machines you control. Local models depend on your hardware.

What can I try today?

Tidy is in private beta on web and Android, with a desktop app on Linux. Windows, macOS and iOS are in development. Virtual employees are a Plus feature. An invite is required.

Tidy / Private beta

Bring the work.
Build your team around it.

Start with the project you want to move forward. Bring your people, your ideas, and a little help.

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