Wittegeit is a unified "what's next?" system for the half-finished projects, the side bets, the house maintenance, the work tickets, and the running list of things you've been meaning to do. Designed from day one to be driven by AI agents alongside your own attention.
Five tabs, three notebooks, two apps, one whiteboard, and a sticky note on the monitor. Wittegeit collapses all of it into one place.
Lists, items, and a state machine that keeps your audit trail honest — built for the way a real life is structured.
One inbox for raw thoughts. Promote them into structured items when you're ready, with full provenance back to the original capture.
Lists can contain sublists. Items can contain subitems. House → Renovation → Kitchen → Tile order. No artificial flat structure.
Open, doing, waiting, review, done, dropped. Every transition is audited and attributed to whoever (or whatever) made it.
Scored by priority, urgency, age, and how much time you actually have right now. Ask for a 15-minute task; get a 15-minute task.
Weekly sport, quarterly VAT, monthly bills — defined once, spawned automatically. Time-block planner for the heavy stuff.
Per-list markdown documents with full revision history. Agents run them; items remember which revision drove them.
Most task managers grew a half-bolted-on API after a UI shipped. Wittegeit is built the other way around: the CLI and JSON API are the primary interface. The web UI is a thin client over the same surface.
$ wg:capture "buy running shoes #shopping" Message #42 captured. $ wg:promote 42 --list=shopping --size=XS Promoted #42 → item #118 in 'shopping'. $ wg:next --available=15 --limit=3 #118 Buy running shoes XS shopping #97 Reply to landlord email XS admin #103 Drop off package S errands $ wg:start 118 --as=agent:errand-bot Item #118: open → doing (agent:errand-bot)
This isn't a tool for engineers. Wittegeit is built so anyone — at any age, at any tech level — can put an agent to work on the stuff they'd rather stop thinking about. You write a sentence; the agent does the wiring.
Keeps a notebook by the phone. Wittegeit's inbox is just as quick — and the agent remembers the cardiologist's number this time.
School, sports, side hustle, group chats. Drop everything in one place; surface what's actually due tonight.
Five domains, one rolling list. Boiler service. Birthday gifts. The leaky tap. The thing about the school trip.
Five clients, ten threads, three deadlines, no project manager. Agents handle the boilerplate; you stay in the calls that matter.
Capture cheaply. Promote deliberately. Surface what's ready. Run agents on the rest.
Anything goes into the inbox — no shape required.
Give it a list, a size, a kind. Now it's an item.
The "next" view shows what's actually ready to do.
You do some. Agents do some. Everything stays audited.
Why is this site called like this? It has a special meaning: Witte Geit?
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