Notom for founders
Founders generate commitments faster than they generate the discipline to track them. Notom is the layer between the call you just took and the thing you said you'd do.
Founders' calendars are stacked. You finish an investor call with three follow-ups, walk to your laptop, get pulled into a Slack thread, and by the time you sit down the three follow-ups are two. By tomorrow they're one. By the end of the week, the investor has emailed asking about the thing.
Notom is a one-tap PWA on your phone. As you walk out of the meeting, type the messy debrief, "Tom wants the deck by Friday, intro to two LPs by EOM, follow up about board comp before close", and three actions land in Notom, due dates resolved, linked back to the note. Total elapsed time: ten seconds.
Linear is for what the team is shipping. Notion is for the wiki. Slack is the comms surface. None of them are the right home for "remember to send Tom the deck before Friday and circle back to the candidate I ghosted last week".
Notom is the layer underneath all of those. Your personal capture log. The things you commit to in conversations the team isn't part of. The follow-ups that haven't earned a Linear ticket yet. The thoughts that need to live somewhere between your head and the team channel.
You don't have a free Sunday to design a PARA hierarchy, configure a Notion CRM, or rebuild your Bullet Journal practice from a YouTube video. Every productivity tool that demands an onboarding ritual is a tool you'll abandon by week three.
Notom has no setup. Sign in, type a note. The structure (actions, due dates, time-grouped views) shows up on its own. There's nothing to design before it earns its keep.
By 2pm you have thirty open commitments. Opening a to-do app to "today" view shows you twenty of them, and you spend ten minutes deciding which to start before doing none of them. Founder paralysis is real.
Notom's One view shows the single most-imminent open action, big, with a Done button. You stop choosing and start doing. Hit Done, the next one slides in. The list is still one click away when you want to see it; the One view is for executing.
What this looks like
How it's meant to feel
“Between calls, on the walk, in the bathroom. Capture happens. The to-dos appear without me building a system. That's the unlock.”
“I stopped losing follow-ups. The thing I do worst is the thing it does for me.”
FAQ
Because founders generate commitments faster than they generate the discipline to track them. A casual investor call, a Slack DM, a customer interview. Each produces three or four things that need doing, captured in a sentence, then forgotten unless something does the extraction for you.
Notom is your personal capture layer, not your team's project tracker. Linear / Jira / Notion is where the team work lives; Notom is where your own commitments to follow up, draft, decide, reply, schedule live before they make it (or don't) into a team tool.
Not at launch. Notom is single-user. By design, for now. Team spaces are on the roadmap as a separate tier. The current focus is making the personal capture loop excellent.
Those produce transcripts. Notom takes any text you give it. Typed, pasted from a transcript, shared from another app, and extracts the actions out. Paste the relevant chunk of a meeting transcript into a Notom note and the to-dos come out. Notom isn't a transcription tool; it's what you point a transcript at.
No. AI inference runs only when you save a note, only against our AI provider. Your notes are not sold, mined, or used to train models. Each AI-extracted action stays linked to the note it came from so you can always see why it appeared.
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