oursidequests ·

An AI-native to-do app for the side quests of life.

Quest — the goal. Side Quest — a project that gets you there. Step — a single thing to do. Below, mostly just projects and steps.

v0 · in development

The whole thing, as a checklist — what works today, and what's next.

• Works inside claude.ai. Manage everything by chatting with the AI you already use. You might never open the app.
• Accounts & shared workspaces. Invite your people; everything is scoped to your workspace.
• To-dos. Create, complete, and edit to-dos from web, command line, or chat — the same list everywhere.
• Notes. Keep notes alongside your work — and because the AI can write them, ask it to research something and save what it finds as notes, without opening an app.
• File uploads. Upload and download files from web, command line, or chat — the same over CLI and MCP — and attach them to your stuff. No app to open.

• Estimates. Put a rough estimate on each step — twenty minutes, two hours, a weekend. The app adds them up so a day's list reflects the time you actually have, not an aspirational pile that rolls over to tomorrow.
• Time tracking. Track how long steps actually take. Over time the app learns your real pace, so “a quick job” stops quietly meaning three hours — and your estimates get honest on their own.
• Fuzzy dates. Not everything has a hard deadline. A step can be due “this week,” “Q3,” or “someday in 2026.” Day, month, quarter, or year — pick the precision the thing actually has, instead of inventing a fake one.
• Follow-ups. You call the contractor and leave a voicemail. The step isn't done — set it to “waiting on a callback,” and have it resurface in three days. If they still haven't called, it's back at the top of your list instead of checked off and forgotten.
• Smart, type-aware steps. A step knows what kind of thing it is. A “call” step wants a phone number; a “buy” step wants a link and a price. The step carries what you need to actually do it.
• Multiplayer by default. A project can be solo or shared. Plan a trip or run a household with one list everyone sees and updates — instead of scattered texts and four versions of the truth.