One place, not twelve apps
Goals, tasks, focus, notes, journal, tracking: in a single window that remembers what you did yesterday. No data to copy from one tool to another.
ABOUT
Shale came out of a simple observation: most people know what they should be doing. What’s missing isn’t willpower — it’s one place where everything holds together.
[TO COMPLETE — your personal story: the moment you realised the problem wasn’t motivation. Two or three concrete sentences beat an abstract paragraph: one specific day, one specific frustration.]
[TO COMPLETE — what you tried before: task apps, spreadsheets, notebooks, scattered notes. Why each one missed: too much configuration, too many silos, nothing that remembered what you did yesterday.]
[TO COMPLETE — the turning point: what you decided to build instead, and who for first.]
Make consistency possible without thinking about it: the tool remembers, you move forward.
Goals, tasks, focus, notes, journal, tracking: in a single window that remembers what you did yesterday. No data to copy from one tool to another.
The journal writes itself from what you actually do in the app. You don’t have to document your own day for it to be measured.
On macOS everything lives in a local file you can take with you. Whatever goes to the server to sync your devices is encrypted on your machine, with a key we do not hold. No access to your broker, no API key forced on you.
Streaks, consistency and how well you follow your own rules are measured. The financial result is far too noisy to tell you whether you’re improving.
No points, no leaderboard, no comparison with other users. Reminders do exist — streak at risk, habits left unchecked — but they are computed on your machine, capped per day, and each one can be switched off in the settings. The only benchmark is who you were thirty days ago.
[TO COMPLETE — two sentences on who you are and what you did before Shale. The reader wants to know why YOU can solve this problem.]
[TO COMPLETE — your relationship with trading and productivity: how long, what you learned from your own mistakes, what you used before building Shale.]
[TO COMPLETE — how you work today: alone, at what pace, and what that means for users — support answered by you, an open roadmap, no investors to satisfy.]
[TO COMPLETE — one strong line of your own, the one you’d repeat if asked why Shale exists.]
No card, no commitment. If it changes nothing about your mornings, you’ll know soon enough.