You are not disorganized.You are outnumbered.
Four worlds, and every tool you own can only see one at a time. xBound reads all of it and tells you what actually needs you today.
Everyone can put your messages in one place. Nobody will tell you which ones matter.
100 founding seats at $19 a month.
- 41 items, hiddennot due within fourteen days
- 28 items, hiddenno counterparty waiting
- 17 items, hiddennewsletter, no reply expected
Every group opens. Every item comes back with one tap.
The problem was never your discipline
You've been doing this on memory and willpower. Both work. Neither scales.
The thing with your name on it.
The job, or the people paying the invoices.
The people who do not care what shipped today.
Every tool you own can see one of those. None of them can see across. So every morning starts the same way: opening a blank page and trying to remember what you agreed to yesterday. Not what happened. What you committed to.
A unified inbox does not fix that. It works exactly as advertised and you end up with one pile instead of four. The pile is still a pile.
Everything gets a verdict. Nothing gets a maybe
Four lanes. No fifth pile, no folder called Later.
Someone is waiting on you.
A person sent something and has not heard back.
This needs a time.
It cannot move until a meeting exists.
You are waiting on them.
Yours to track, not yours to do.
This is yours to make.
No counterparty. Just the work.
Every card says why it is there. Not a score. A reason you can argue with.
It stops when you tell it to. Put it to sleep for the weekend and it stops looking. Nothing piles up in a notification tray, because there is no tray.
The difference
Nothing disappears quietly
It shows its own edits.
Every filter is a decision made about you. This one shows its work.
xBound counts what it silenced, groups it, and writes the rule it used. "Not due within fourteen days." "No counterparty waiting." Each group carries real examples you can open, and you can pull any of them back onto the board.
Showing you what we hid invites you to check our work. We would rather you checked.
- 41 items, hiddennot due within fourteen days
- 28 items, hiddenno counterparty waiting
- 17 items, hiddennewsletter, no reply expected
Every group opens. Every item comes back with one tap.
Nothing to migrate. It reads the stack you already have
Your work stays where it is. The board comes to it.
Google, Microsoft.
ClickUp, Asana, Monday, Notion, Todoist, Trello.
Slack, Discord.
Use none of them? Bring nothing. xBound has its own task store.
What is not built yet
Everything above ships today. These do not, and we would rather you heard it here than found out in week two.
Proposing meeting times.
The bookings lane works and tells you a meeting is needed. It does not yet propose times or hold the slot for you. That is next.
Drafting from your history.
Replies draft from the message you are answering, not yet from your past conversations and account history.
Voice notes onto a task.
You can mark things done and parked by voice. You cannot yet brief it out loud and have it logged.
Judgment that changes over time.
It applies the same rules on day one hundred as on day one. It does not learn you yet.
You will still be carrying all of it. You just will not be carrying it alone.
Start free for 14 days. No card. 100 founding seats at $19 a month, for life.
For service businesses
Building agents and intelligent GTM systems
The product is what I built for myself, packaged. In an engagement we build that same kind of system around your operation. Same thinking, very different scope.
There is a team behind delivery. A build is scoped against what that team can hold.
It is the same board either way. What you would see in an engagement is what you are looking at in the trial.
$35,000 to $50,000 over twelve weeks, scoped on the call. Then $6,000 to $12,000 a month to run it, scaled to what we built.