From Inbox Zero to DoBox Zero

Your messages are full of work you haven't done yet. DoBox reads every conversation, extracts the actions, and organizes them — so you can focus on doing, not scanning.

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Review and approve Q2 marketing budget
Finance sent the updated Q2 marketing budget for your review. The team needs your sign-off before spending commitments kick in next Monday.
Share Q1 campaign results with leadership
High Apr 10
Priya mentioned in the weekly sync that leadership wants the Q1 campaign numbers for the board deck.
Follow up with Acme if no reply by Friday
Medium Apr 8
James asked you to send the proposal to Acme before their board meeting and follow up Friday if there's no reply.

GTD was built for one inbox. You have four.

David Allen's system changed how millions work. But it was designed for email. Today, your work is distributed across a dozen channels the system was never built for.

01

The manual tax

Read a Slack thread. Spot a request. Open your task manager. Copy the task. Add context. Switch back. Repeat 50 times a day across four tools. By Friday, you've missed half the actions buried in threads you skimmed too quickly.

02

GTD can't keep up

Capture, process, organize, review, do. GTD gave millions a framework — but it assumed all your work lived in one inbox you could control. You have four inboxes now, plus Slack, plus meeting notes.

03

You became the system

GTD made you the extraction engine. Read every thread, find every action, copy it somewhere else. Manually. Every single day. That's not productivity — that's overhead.

04

The silent cost

It's not that you're disorganized. It's that the system was never designed for a world where work travels by message across a dozen tools. Something always slips through.

Six types of work. All found automatically.

These are the things that slip through the cracks every day. DoBox catches them before they become missed deadlines.

Requests

"Can you send the proposal to Acme today?"

Someone asked you to do something — even buried 47 messages deep in a thread.

Decisions

"We need to pick a vendor by Friday."

A decision needs your input. DoBox makes sure you see it before the deadline passes.

Follow-ups

"Let me know what the client says."

Something is waiting on a response. DoBox tracks it so you don't have to remember.

Deadlines

"Project kickoff is March 15."

Every date mentioned in every conversation, surfaced with full context attached.

Commitments

"I'll send the deck by Monday."

DoBox remembers everything you promised — so you don't have to.

Approvals

"Need your sign-off on the contract."

Actions blocked on your decision bubble to the top of your DoBox.

The relaunch upgrade

Not just extraction. A complete task manager.

DoBox doesn't just surface work — it gives you a full task manager to handle it. Prioritize by urgency. Assign to a teammate. Set due dates. Defer until later. Mark done without switching apps.

Every action stays connected to its source. Tap any task to see the original message and full conversation. No re-reading threads to remember why something matters.

My DoBox 8 open
Priority
Approve Q2 marketing budget
GV
Today Gmail
Send proposal to Acme
JP
Today Slack
Share Q1 results with leadership
TR
Wed Meeting
Follow up with Acme if no reply
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Fri Slack
Review vendor shortlist
JP
Next week Gmail
Schedule design review
TR
Done Meeting

Don't just see the work. Automate it.

Connect DoBox to Workflows and let AI handle the routine. Draft replies, route tasks, update your tools — triggered by the same messages that created the actions.

Stop extracting. Start executing.

If you're coordinating work across multiple tools and constantly worried you're missing something critical, DoBox is for you.

Free during beta · No credit card required