Saung
Saung, the way you work.
Four ways people use the same place.
Freelance: billable hours, context that stays put.
One project per client. Time logs from the task, and reports are one export away.
Hours per client.
Start the timer on the task you are doing. History stays per project, ready to export as PDF or CSV.
The brief where the work is.
Notes, files, and decisions live on the project, not in an email thread you have to dig up.
Progress your client can see.
Publish a task or project as a public page. Your client opens a link, no account needed.
Side projects: keep moving without waiting for a mood.
Daily capacity, repeating tasks, and focus sessions that leave a trail.
Plans that respect capacity.
Give each task an estimate and see when your day starts to overflow, before you live it.
Routines without the copies.
A repeating task is one row: daily, weekly, or monthly, and it always has an end.
Focus sessions that leave a mark.
A 25 minute Pomodoro or an open stopwatch, run from the task. When the session ends, the trail is there.
Small teams: one project, not one more workspace.
Invite the people, split the work, write the notes together.
Invite only as far as needed.
Share one project, or just one note. The rest stays yours.
Clear who holds what.
Assign right on the task. The news lands in their Inbox, not in a chat that scrolls away.
Notes that stay alive.
Two people writing in one note, and a board that follows every move.
Working with AI: agents that know the context, you in control.
Connect Claude, ChatGPT, or Codex through Saung MCP.
Your agent joins the work.
Ask it to plan, split tasks, or fill the board. Everything goes through MCP, and only when you ask.
Knowledge as context.
Project briefs and decisions are what your agent reads before it touches anything.