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Your ta-da list.

The sticky note that keeps up with you. Capture in a second, resume in a glance, and hand context to AI without re-explaining yourself.

A continuity device — not another to-do app.

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Waypoint
Sensing 1
Done
Today 3
Pick up 2
Wall
Handoff
Recap
Wednesday morning, MJ
What’s worth marking?
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way·point
/ˈwāˌpoint/ · noun
1 · navan intermediate point on a route — a marker used to change course or find your way.
2 · herea place you marked in your work, so you can find your way back to it — what you finished, or where you left off.
The problem

You already have a system.
It’s sticky notes.

And it works — right until the note falls off the screen, the pile goes cold, and you can’t say which was which by morning. The expensive part was never the doing. It’s the coming back.

The day, gone by morning

What you got done evaporates by five — so tomorrow you rebuild it from memory.

The pile that goes cold

Park something and it waits. Come back and you can’t remember why it mattered.

The place you lost

Back from a meeting and the thread you were mid-thought on is just gone.

Waypoint keeps the sticky-note habit and drops the upkeep — it notices what you finish, holds what you park, and remembers enough that stepping back in takes a glance, not a re-read.

What it does

The work remembers itself

Catch what you finish, hold what you park, and move context in and out of AI — so tomorrow’s you never starts from scratch.

It notices for you

Your tools already know when a thread resolves or a session wraps. Waypoint quietly drafts the moment — you never stop to jot it down.

Drafts you confirm

Sensed work waits in a warm orange DRAFT. Nothing is kept until you say so — you stay the author of your day.

Pick up where you left off

No guilt-list counting down. Each parked thread keeps its next move and surfaces the moment you return — re-entry in a glance.

Always on top

Pin a waypoint and it floats above everything — even fullscreen. The note that never vanishes behind your work.

The whole wall

Your flow on one board — Draft, In progress, Done. Drag a card across to confirm, wrap, or reopen. Your sticky-note wall, organized.

The standup that writes itself

Recap draws the day down into something you can use — and the dreaded standup, already written from your own waypoints. Edit, then paste.

Everything, one keystroke away

⌘K opens the palette from anywhere — jump to a thread, a waypoint, or fire an action without touching the mouse.

Hand context to AI — both ways

Send a thread to Claude, Copilot, or GPT with everything it needs. The reply lands as a draft. Context travels, not chat logs.

Private by design

Everything stays on your device. Waypoint keeps only the marks you confirm — never your messages, mail, or transcripts.

Where it watches

Listens where you already work

Read-only and per-source. The one thing it ever sends is a completion you tap.

Teams Outlook GitHub Copilot Claude Azure DevOps soon
The headline

Hand context once.
Get work back, not chat logs.

Stop re-priming the model every session. Send a thread out with everything it needs; the AI hands a draft back into your log. Claude Opus 4.8 does the reasoning, OpenAI’s gpt-realtime-2 gives it a voice — and the AI drafts, you stay the author.

Context cards, cross-model AI drafts, you confirm Talk to it, hands-free

Your day is yours.

Sensing is read-only and per-source. Waypoint keeps only the marks you confirm — never your raw messages, mail, or transcripts. It runs on your device, with no account, and reports to no one.

Stop losing the thread.

Free, private, and quiet. Capture your first waypoint in under a minute.

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