Use cases

One shared list, many different uses.

Wabi.do works for any kind of list. Here are some of the ways people use it.

Client work

Clients want to know how their project is going. Each time they ask, you spend time writing an update.

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Many managers keep a second list in a notebook, a pinned message or their head, for work that does not belong on the board.

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Decisions often end up in one person's notes, and the action items are not written down anywhere.

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Onboarding covers the same steps every time, but each person who runs it remembers them a little differently.

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The work that keeps a small business running is not a project. It is many small, recurring tasks that are easy to forget.

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A renovation involves many contractors and decisions, and often one person trying to remember all of them.

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A move involves many small tasks, and it is easy for one of them to be missed.

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A list on the fridge only helps when you are standing next to the fridge.

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You plan most of it together, but some parts are meant to be a surprise.

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