TIBLR
    For individual contributors

    Review once. Then get back to work.

    Task tools have a habit of becoming a second job. You update the board so that someone else can read the board, and the updating happens in the same hours you were supposed to be doing the thing being tracked. TIBLR is built to cost you about a minute a day.

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    My Stack
    3 to review
    Today
    High priority
    Review the API changes
    Team task · from Jake R. · due today
    3/5 subtasks
    Accept
    Snooze
    The problem

    Context switching is the expensive part, and admin causes it

    The cost of a task tool is not the minutes spent in it. It is that every visit pulls you out of whatever you were concentrating on and charges you the reload. A tool that asks for five small updates across the day is more disruptive than one that asks for a single pass in the morning, even if the total time is identical.

    The morning pass

    One card at a time, four possible answers

    Your stack holds only what needs a decision today. For each card: accept it, move its status, snooze it to a date, or push it back. Then you are done, and the rest of the day belongs to the work.
    • Only today’s decisions — not the whole backlog
    • Enough context on the card to decide without opening it
    • Snooze to a date and it disappears until then
    • Usually finished in under a minute
    How the Stack works
    My Stack
    3 to review
    Today
    High priority
    Review the API changes
    Team task · from Jake R. · due today
    3/5 subtasks
    Accept
    Snooze
    Saying no

    Assignment is a request, not an instruction

    Someone assigning you a task does not make it yours. Until you accept, it shows as awaiting acceptance, and you can push back with a reason — which returns it to the assigner rather than leaving it to rot in your list while everyone assumes it is handled.
    • Accept, or decline with a reason
    • Unaccepted work is visibly unaccepted to the whole team
    • No silent accumulation of things you never agreed to
    • Makes over-assignment visible instead of personal
    Team tasks
    TableList
    TaskOwnerStatus
    Update Q1 roadmap deck
    SMIn progress
    Fix onboarding email flow
    JRBlocked
    Ship analytics dashboard
    PKIn progress
    Review contract notes
    MENot started
    Prep board update
    MEDone
    TeamPersonal
    Your own work

    Personal tasks that nobody else can see

    The only way anyone keeps a single list is if their own to-dos can live in it. Personal tasks are private — invisible to teammates, managers, analytics, and Meeting Mode — but they appear in your stack alongside team work, because that is the list you actually review.
    • Private to you, permanently
    • Excluded from team views and every analytics figure
    • Colour-coded so the distinction is obvious at a glance
    • Same stack, so there is only ever one review
    Apps and devices
    On every device
    iPhone
    iPad
    Android
    Push notifications when a task lands
    Swipe your stack one-handed
    Install the web app from any browser
    What you get

    TIBLR for individual contributors

    A one-minute review

    The daily pass is short by construction — only what needs deciding today.

    Push back on work

    Decline with a reason and it goes back to whoever assigned it.

    Private personal tasks

    Your own list, in the same place, invisible to everyone else.

    Snooze properly

    Set a return date and it leaves your view until that date arrives.

    One list, not five

    Personal and team work in a single queue. No hunting across projects.

    On your phone

    iOS, Android, and an installable web app, so the review fits anywhere.

    Common questions

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