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Founder of quik.md. Builds voice-first capture, AI triage, and drift-free focus tooling for people who think faster than they type. Writes about calm productivity, markdown-native workflows, and what actually survives contact with a busy week.
38 posts
Voice-to-text for notes crossed the usable threshold around 2023. This guide covers what you should expect from accuracy, where it still fails, and the apps worth using in 2026 for knowledge work.
Inbox zero with AI is a state of mind, not a count. This playbook covers the daily ritual, the confidence thresholds, and the review cadence that keeps the inbox actually calm instead of loud in a different way.
AI task routing is the invisible half of an AI task manager. This guide covers the rules that separate good routers from loud ones: confidence floors, embedding matches, duplicate detection, and honest demotion to inbox.
ChatGPT is a good task planner and a bad task storage layer. This guide covers what ChatGPT can actually do with your tasks in 2026, where it breaks, and the hybrid workflow that puts it on top of a real AI task manager.
Todoist has raised prices over the years, and the alternatives caught up. Nine picks ranked by the friction each solves, five with usable free tiers, a full pricing table, and who should stay put.
Nine AI task managers tested hands-on in 2026 by the founder of quik.md. Five run AI under the capture surface, four bolt on an assistant. Ranked by workflow with pricing, test methodology, and honest failure modes.
An AI task manager is the category of productivity apps where the AI does the filing. You speak the thought, it lands in the right project with the next step written. This is the 2026 guide to how it works, what separates a good one from a loud one, and where it actually fits.
Voice-to-task capture turns a thought into a sorted todo in seconds. This guide walks through the mechanics, the accuracy numbers, and the failure modes that decide whether the workflow actually sticks.
