Half of your list cannot be done today. Taskway is your daily list, built for the half of it you cannot finish today. Write everything down, tick off what you can, and send the rest to the day it belongs to. It comes back on its own, so nothing is rewritten and nothing waits quietly. A normal day Write things down and they land on today. Tick off what you did. What you could not get to is given a day rather than carried over by hand, and it comes back by itself when that day arrives. What a task can do

Put it off to a day you choose, instead of rewriting it.

Chase it: Taskway asks whether a finished task should come back.

Give it a rhythm: a loop it returns to, or a schedule that writes it.

Ways in, and back

WhatsApp, built: write a task in a message, send status to hear what is waiting.

Email, built: forward a mail and it becomes a task; what is waiting comes back to your inbox.

Slack, planned.

API, planned.

Claude over MCP, planned.

Who it is for Anybody who wants a calm daily list: one that holds everything without filling up with things they cannot act on today. And in particular people whose work depends on someone else answering: a quote, a lawyer, a supplier, a landlord. Not for a team that already lives in a ticketing system. Taskway competes with the pen and paper on your desk. Sign inPrivacy and deleting your data.