Work. Home. Church. The Side Project.
Your life doesn't arrive as one list — but it all lands on one person. On Your Plate is the single place you can see the lot, shape a day you can actually face, and know what it costs before you say yes to the next thing.
13 places left in the beta — free while it lasts. No card, no sales call.
A work tool that knows nothing about Sunday. A notes app full of half-thoughts. A calendar that says where you'll be, not what you owe people. Things fall through the gaps between them, and then you carry it as guilt, when it was only ever a filing problem.
Plates
A plate is somewhere your life actually happens — work, home, church, the side gig. Healthy mind, healthy body, healthy business: they all land on the same person, so they belong on the same list. Everything keeps its colour wherever it shows up, and stays yours.
Your day
Meetings and hard edges go on the clock. Everything else sits loose beside it, roughly in the order you'll get to it — the shape of a day, not every minute of one. Drag something onto a time if you want the certainty. Most days you won't, and nothing here will nag you about it.
On the day
No time needed. It just has to happen today.
Your Claude, connected
So we didn't try to out-build it. On Your Plate connects straight to Claude — properly, not a chat box bolted on the side. Your Claude can read and write everything in here: your plates, your day, your milestones, what you're waiting on, what you've handed to people. It already knows your work, your family and how you talk. We're not going to beat that with a text box.
Works anywhere you already use Claude.
The keeper
The app's own AI stays deliberately small, because the thinking belongs with your Claude. Ask and it breaks a foggy task into real steps. It holds a thought for someone until you next see them. It reads your meetings before they start and tells you what you handed that person three weeks ago.
It never scores your day, never tells you how you're tracking, and when it has nothing useful to say, it says nothing at all.
Clear the garage before the weekend
Break it down for meHeld for Mel · mention the roster swap
Hand-offs
Getting other people onto your tools is a losing battle, so don't fight it. Compose the list on your plate, send a link, and they tick things off with no account and no sign-up at all. If they'd rather copy it into their own notes, fine — you still see what's done, what they said, and what came back.
You keep the record. They get four things to do. And your plate stays clear, which was the whole point of handing it over.
Your plate
Mel's link · no account
“No printer access — can Murray do it?”
Sharing
A read-only page for the people who ask: what landed, what's moving, what you're waiting on someone else for. Show titles in full, veil them, or leave a whole part of your life off the page entirely. Personal veils itself by default.
All of it in the beta. All of it free while it lasts.
It holds everything you're carrying — work, home, church, the side thing — as one plate each, then builds you a day out of it that fits the hours you've actually got. You see what a yes costs before you give it.
Yes, while it's in beta. There's no card, no trial clock. We're keeping the beta small on purpose so we can answer everyone properly.
No. A hand-off is a link. They open it, tick things off and leave a note, and you see it move on your side. No sign-up, no app to install, no talking anyone into anything.
On Your Plate connects to Claude over MCP, so the Claude you already use — desktop, terminal or phone — can read and write your plates, your day, your milestones and your hand-offs. It already knows your work and how you talk, so you can say “I'm not feeling creative today” and get a day built around that.
Only what you hand them. Your own plate is yours; shares are scoped, and each one is its own link you can switch off. We don't sell anything to anyone.
It installs like an app on iPhone and Android, works offline, and can nudge you when something's due.
It goes on a public roadmap with your answer attached — being looked at, next up, being built, landed, or a straight no with the reason. Nothing quietly disappears.
Every wish sent from inside the app gets a place on a public roadmap and an answer you can watch change — heard, being built, landed, or a straight no with a reason.
See what's on our plate