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The Hule model

Capture tasks to your Inbox list

Capture tasks in the app, where they land in your Inbox list, or from the Telegram bot or Claude by picking that list, then clarify them one at a time in a GTD session.

Capture tasks

Organize your work

Build a tree of folders and lists that matches how you already think about your work.

Organize folders and lists

Plan the week

Put dates on tasks and arrange them on a timeline or a calendar.

Plan on the timeline

Focus on today

Gather today's tasks from every workspace in one view and work through them with a timer.

Plan a focus day

Work with your team

Invite members, share one folder or a whole branch, assign tasks and discuss them in comments.

Share a folder or a list

Review progress

Filter a view, or add charts, numbers and task lists to a dashboard.

Build a dashboard

Automate routine steps

Automations assign, move and remind for you when something happens to a task.

Create an automation

Work from your AI agent

Connect Claude through MCP so it can find, create, update and comment on your tasks.

Connect an AI agent

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Each section answers one kind of question, so pick the section by what you want right now:

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set Hule up for the first time, step by stepGet started: one path on your own, one with a team
understand how something works and whyConcepts: begin with The Hule model
do one specific jobGuides, grouped by what you are doing — capture, clarify, organize, plan, focus, review, work together, automate, connect: for example Set up a recurring task
find a way of working that combines several featuresRecipes: for example Run a weekly review
look up a fact: a field, a shortcut, a bot commandReference: for example Keyboard shortcuts

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The API reference covers the REST API for developers.