Why Sameway
Note
Live content
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Live content
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Components that show records as they are, and stay current as they change: what is due, a note itself, the month, a chart, habits, the time.
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collection: a person wants to see what matches, kept current as records change: what is due, what is open, what is tagged.
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Coming up in the garden
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record: a note, task or event belongs on the canvas as itself, edited in either place.
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publishedMost tools make you learn them: menus, forms, settings. Sameway turns that round. You say what you want, in your own words, and the assistant builds it on the page: a list, a calendar, a tracker, a chart. You change the content and take the actions; the assistant does the design.
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calendar: a person wants to see when things happen or what is coming, sized to where it sits: glance or brief in a pane, full or page in the main region.
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3September 2026: 3 coming upAdded by the assistant.
chart: a person wants to see how something compares or changes: counts by category, totals over time.
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Tasks done each week Done tasks rose from 3 to 9 over four weeks, with a dip in the third.
Tasks done each week
Tasks done each week, as numbers Group Value 24 Aug 3 31 Aug 5 7 Sep 4 14 Sep 9 Added by the assistant.
tracker: a person keeps something up and wants to see and log it without thinking: habits, a daily measure, a weekly distance, a monthly allowance of hours or a budget, a reading such as weight.
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- Stretch7 days in a row
not yet
- Sun 20 Sep: met
- Mon 21 Sep: met
- Tue 22 Sep: met
- Wed 23 Sep: met
- Thu 24 Sep: met
- Fri 25 Sep: met
- Sat 26 Sep: still going, not yet so far
0 of 8 glasses
- Sun 20 Sep: not met
- Mon 21 Sep: not met
- Tue 22 Sep: not met
- Wed 23 Sep: met
- Thu 24 Sep: not met
- Fri 25 Sep: not met
- Sat 26 Sep: still going, 0 of 8 glasses so far
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clock: a person wants to know the time, be reminded at a time, or time something: in a corner, a header, or a pane.
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Saturday 26 September
Nothing set. A timer or an alarm rings here, and shows on the calendar.
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mark: a person wants to change a record's state where they see it: tick a task in a list, pin a note on its page.
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