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To-do list
A stripped-down task system, no charts, no clutter. You create, you prioritize, you move forward.
- Add, edit, delete tasks with due dates
- 5 categories: heavy task, quick task, meeting, question, urgent
- Pre-configured creation buttons to move fast
- Visual overdue indicator
A version with statistics charts is also available for free; it requires a Notion subscription.

Book library
A complete reading tracker to catalog, follow, and analyze your reading habits.
- Manage: authors, books, genres, friends, quotes
- Track your progress and reading pace (slow, normal, fast)
- Estimate the time left to finish a book
- Wishlist, personal collection, and loans between friends
- Reading timeline, ratings, and visual customization
The version above uses charts and requires a Notion subscription.

Discovery report
Capture your new hires' observations before they evaporate.
- 6 themes: company, onboarding, department, team, role, manager
- 5 standardized questions per theme: expectations, surprises, disappointments, confusion, suggestions
- Fully customizable to your context
- Suited to new hires, internal transfers, and role changes

360° Feedback
A complete framework for giving and receiving feedback that matters, in two versions.
- Analysis of the collaboration between reviewer and reviewee
- Skills analysis: strengths, areas to improve, soft and hard skills
- Free-form section for impressions, intuitions, and personal remarks
- Introduction to feedback culture, plus complementary resources

Manager README
Tell your team how you operate, before they have to guess.
- Personal introduction and management philosophy
- Communication preferences and approach to feedback
- Work ethic, decision-making style, stance on 1:1s
- Personal values and expectations of the team
This document is a conversation starter, not a rulebook. It should be updated regularly.


