One workspace for tasks, notes, and habits

GTD on Kanban, a second brain, personal projects, a habit tracker — without four separate apps. Free forever for one user.

Use cases

Four streams that fit in one workspace

GTD on Kanban

Columns «inbox → next → waiting → someday → done». Contexts as tags (home, office, phone, laptop). Views «next actions for today», «waiting for reply», «can do on the road».

  • GTD board template loads with one click
  • Tag-based contexts for quick filtering
  • Link a task to a project or a goal

Second brain

A knowledge base for notes. Linking a note to a task: «read a book» → notes by chapter → a summary. Backlinks show where a note is mentioned.

  • Templates for note types: reading, meeting, idea
  • Mentions for tags and other notes
  • Markdown export — your notes are yours, not ours

Personal projects

A project is a record with a description, a goal, tasks, and notes. The task → project link shows focus. A project dashboard shows where your time goes.

  • Two-way links between tasks and projects
  • Time tracker per task
  • Change history — you can see how the idea evolved

Habits and streaks

A habits table with a checkbox column for each day. A formula computes the streak. A chart shows monthly completion.

  • Habit tracker template
  • «Current streak in days» formula
  • Link a habit to a goal or a project
Pain points and solutions

What changes versus the usual stack

Боль

Things for tasks, Obsidian for notes, Notion for projects, a separate habit tracker. Four subscriptions with no link.

Что делает Struktura

Everything in one workspace. The task is linked to the note, the note to the project, the project to the habit. Context is always nearby.

Боль

An idea pops up and there's nowhere to capture it quickly, so it gets lost.

Что делает Struktura

Quick capture: one tap and the entry lands in the inbox for triage. Desktop and mobile.

Боль

Notes in Obsidian are static and aren't linked to tasks.

Что делает Struktura

Mention a task in a note — the task status is always current. Backlinks show the connections.

How to migrate

A weekend migration plan

  1. 1

    Set up a GTD board

    Load the ready template. Move tasks from Things or Trello — under an hour.

  2. 2

    Move your notes

    Import Markdown from Obsidian. The structure is preserved; cross-note links work.

  3. 3

    Link to projects

    Create a projects table. Link tasks and notes. Focus appears.

  4. 4

    Add a habit tracker

    A habits table template with a streak formula and a chart — takes less than two minutes.

Set up a personal workspace for free

Free forever for one user. Templates for GTD, notes, projects, and habits — included.