Mark Hill

Most freelancers and teams now work across multiple client-owned tools, using Asana for one project, Jira for another, Trello for a third, etc. That fragmentation means constant context switching just to find out what’s actually due.

Docket doesn’t ask you to abandon the tools you already use. It pulls tasks from every connected platform (Asana, Jira, ClickUp, Trello, Monday.com, Linear, and more) into one unified board, sorted by what’s due. Plus it provides a daily digest email and real-time alerts if a connected source loses access.

Built for freelancers juggling client systems, teams spread across platforms that don’t talk to each other, and anyone whose real task list exists nowhere because it’s scattered everywhere.

14 days free, no card required. Plans from €6.95/month.

More exposure is good for every new startup, and I fully support someone tackling a giant in the industry.

What an excellent tool! An excellent UX design, strong central premise, and absolutely useful. For any who do not have their own communication structure set up, this is an essential tool.

I wish I had this when I relocated to Denmark years ago. As someone who loves to move around, it is exceedingly difficult to find new...everything. While there are services for healthcare providers, those are easy to remember to set up in advance. What do you do when you need a tree chopped up that fell in your backyard, or just finding a new hairdresser?

Brilliant idea, and I wish I had it first!