One app.
Done properly.

Make as many boards as you want, split them into whatever sections make sense to you, tag things, break the big items into subtasks, and write as much as you need in the notes. When something new lands on you halfway through a task, drop it in the Queue and deal with it later.

Drag things where they go. Grab a pile of tasks and move them all at once. Most of it works from the keyboard. Undo when you get it wrong, and keep undoing, because one step back is never enough.

Your data sits on your machine. Back up a whole workspace whenever you want, let Buds write file backups on its own where that works, and put a workspace back the way it was when something goes sideways.

Other apps are being built. They show up on this page when they work, with a link that goes somewhere real. No countdown, no waitlist, no email box asking you to get notified about something that doesn’t exist yet.

Everything here got built because we needed it and nothing decent existed. That’s why it works the way somebody using it every day wants it to work, and not the way it looked good in a planning doc.

Things ship when they’re usable. There’s no launch calendar and no quarter to hit. If Buds has changed since you last looked, check the changelog, it stays more current than this page.

So far nothing bad has happened.