Sage
Sage is an Organization Engine. It holds everything you’re carrying (the list, the inbox, the calendar, the loose ends) so your head can be in the same place as your feet.
The first idea for Sage was a morning. You sit down with a coffee, and one screen holds your whole life: the list, the calendar, the email, the day ahead. You get organized before the day gets going, instead of chasing it all afternoon.
It wasn’t six apps, and it wasn’t a copy of your phone. It was one calm place that brings everything together, arranged the way you like it.
That morning is still what Sage is built around.
Danny
Founder, SageOE
The thought and the time to deal with it almost never arrive together. Here’s how Sage handles that, following a single to-do from start to finish.
At your niece’s soccer game, you remember her birthday is next week. You raise your wrist: “Niece’s birthday gift.” Six seconds, and you’re back to the game.
Quick add from your WatchOn the couch, you open Sage. Ivy asks where the gift should live and whether it needs a date. You say Family, by Friday, and it’s filed.
Family · due FridayIvy has done the legwork: a few gift ideas and the day you’d need to order by so it arrives on time. You pick one, and it moves to Done.
Done ✓Nothing was nagged about. Nothing fell through. And you watched the whole game.
Capture is the promise, and a promise with conditions isn’t one. Whatever you’re holding, whatever you’re doing, Sage is one gesture away.
“Quick add in Sage.” Hands free, eyes free — the app never even opens.
no unlockHome screen, lock screen, and Control Center — one tap from wherever your phone already is.
6 sizesHighlight text in any app — a message, an email, a page — and send it straight to your list.
“Add to Sage”Quick add sits above the list on every screen of the app. Never navigate to add.
always on topAt the desk, one keystroke opens the same single field on any page.
⌘KYour list lives on a board that thinks in time — Today, This Week, This Month — with tags, due dates, and a calendar view. Watch things flow left as your week actually happens.
The board — and one click swaps it to a calendar.
Ivy’s job is preparation. She reads what you’ve connected, notices what’s coming, and does the groundwork before you sit down, so the hard part is already handled.
She never sends anything and never changes your calendar. You stay the one who decides.
“Northshore Gutter Co. confirmed Saturday at 9:30 for the estimate. I drafted a short reply, and pulled their number in case you’d rather call.”
Hi, Saturday at 9:30 works great. The side gate will be unlocked. See you then!
The life you’re building has other people in it. Companions connects your Sage to theirs — your wife, your brother, the friend who always says “send me that.” Send any to-do straight from your board to someone else’s, with a note attached.
Accepted items land on the list you choose — and Sarah hears when it’s done.
Sage ships in warm sage on soft cream. Pick from six muted accents — they re-theme buttons, highlights and widgets, tint your cards, and color the rail. Add a wallpaper, or keep the classic. A dark theme waits for the night owls.
Six accents, one calm register — it’s personal, and it’s still Sage.
Connecting Google or Microsoft is optional, and Sage only ever reads from them — to show your mail and calendar back to you and to give Ivy context. Sage never sends mail, never changes your calendar, and never sells your data or advertises against it. You can disconnect at any time. The Privacy Policy spells out exactly what is requested, what is stored, and how to delete it.
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