Notes and files stay with the task
Open a task to add notes, links, images, and files. The test photos and wiring diagram stay with the job they’re for.
Visual project planning
Dream big. Map your path.
Typity lets you map out a project like sticky notes on a wall. Draw lines between related ideas and tasks, then open any task to plan the smaller steps inside it.
- Private by default
- Works offline
- Free plan · no card required
Illustrated plan · A cat feeder built by our founder
Give a bigger task its own board.
A board is a visual space for your ideas and tasks. When a task needs more detail, give it a board of its own for the smaller steps. It’s like opening one sticky note and finding a whole wall of connected sticky notes inside. Sticky note-ception.
The cat feeder shown here is a real project built by Typity’s creator. After his cat was diagnosed with kidney disease, he used Typity to plan a feeder that recognizes the cat and keeps track of feeding and weight.
In the illustrated plan, “Recognize cat” has its own board for collar recognition and camera tests. Keep test photos, wiring diagrams, and results with each task, then return to the main board to see how it all fits together.
The projectCat feederRecognize cat · Track weight · Control door
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A board inside itRecognize catLearn collar color · Test dim light · Check collars
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One taskTest dim lightCamera photos · Test notes · Results
Track progress with Kanban
See what’s next, underway, and done.
Kanban organizes tasks as cards in columns such as To do, In progress, and Done. Drag cards between columns as your work progresses.
Add due dates, assign people to tasks, and keep notes and files with each card.
To do
Test dim lightSam · Due Friday
Check other collars
In progress
Calibrate scaleWiring and test notes ↳
Done
Learn collar colorCamera test saved
Tasks, people, and due dates. Details inside each card.
Live collaboration
Work on it together.
Plan on the same board and see each other’s changes as you work. Ask a question on a task, or @mention someone to bring them into the discussion. Their notification opens the relevant work.
With Pro, invite people to your whole workspace or just one project. Invited collaborators don’t need Pro for ordinary editing.
Test dim light Comments · 2
SamDoes it recognize the collar in dim light?
AlexI’ll test it with the kitchen lights off.
Illustrated example · Plan the work and discuss it together.
The rest of the project comes with it.
A place for longer writing
Write a separate Note for research or a project journal. Use folders, favorites, and search to find it again.
Keep working offline
Open a workspace online and let it download to your device. Keep editing offline; changes sync when you reconnect.
Choose what to share
Your work starts private. Share a project for others to view, publish a public read-only link, or use Pro to invite people to edit.
Start planning for free.
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