Notom is a thin layer between your half-formed thoughts and your actual to-do list. Here's the loop, end to end.
Open the app, type. Or paste a URL — Notom fetches the title and a summary so your reference shelf isn't a wall of raw links. Or upload a screenshot or short video clip from your phone.
On mobile, install Notom as a PWA and it shows up in the iOS/Android share sheet. Forward an article from Safari, send a selection of text, drop a screenshot — it lands as a note in your space without leaving the app you're in.
Every saved note goes through Claude. Notom asks one question: what commitments are hiding in this? Each one becomes an action with a due date, linked back to the source note so you can always see where it came from.
Inferred actions and manual ones live side by side — edit a note, the actions you've curated stay put. Nothing destructive ever happens behind your back.
Say "end of the week", "eod", "next month" — Notom resolves them against your working week and end-of-day. If you stop work at 5 pm on Friday, "this week" means by 5 pm Friday, not midnight Sunday.
Saved a URL? Notom can auto-create a "review this" action — due today, this week, fortnightly, or never. Unread links become a managed queue instead of a black hole of open tabs.
Six filtered views: Overdue, Today, This Week, Upcoming, All, Completed. The next action on each note also surfaces inline in the note list, so you see what's next without clicking through.
Mark done, reopen, cancel, uncancel — each with one click. Open Notom in a second browser tab or on your phone and the changes show up in real time, no refresh needed.
Notom sends each saved note to Anthropic's Claude to extract actions. That's the only call — nothing is sent for any other purpose. We don't sell, mine, or train models on your notes, and the inferred action stays linked to the source note so you can always see why it appeared.
If you'd rather not use the AI, leave the action-extraction toggle off in space settings. Manual notes and actions still work end-to-end.
500 notes and 100 AI-extracted actions, free, no card.