Missn is a quiet productivity app for people who are tired of switching between four of them. Named after mission control — built for the kind of focus that needs one. Local-first, on-device, off when you are.
Most productivity apps live in a complication slot. Missn ships six watch faces of its own — with the next event, unread mail, and today's task front and centre. The whole brand on your wrist.
No onboarding maze. No "tell us about your team" slideshow. Install, connect a single account, and Missn is useful before you've finished your coffee.
One download for the device in your hand. iPhone, iPad, or Apple Watch — sync the others later. macOS lands next.
Sign in to Google or Microsoft. Mail and calendar are pulled in. Tasks are local. Nothing is sent anywhere it doesn't need to be.
Open Today. You'll see what's due, what's coming, and what's worth doing first. From there it's keyboard, drag, repeat.
Built around how you actually work, not what an app store thinks you should want. Six things, done properly.
Drag, drop, type a sentence — that's the whole interaction model. "Call Sarah tomorrow at 3" becomes a task with a date. Critical, high, medium, low. Tags for projects and customers when you want them, invisible when you don't.
One tap on the rocket from anywhere — a task, an event, an idea, a note, an email. Out of your head and into orbit.
Gmail and Outlook in one place. Snooze, scheduled send, undo send, VIPs. The keyboard shortcuts you already know — and the ones you wish you had.
Type "lunch with Mira Thursday 1pm at Modesto" and you're done. Day, week, month, agenda. Recurring events. Conference links auto-fill.
Not one app stretched three ways. SwiftUI on iPhone and iPad. A Watch face that does glances, not nags. Mac is in the hangar — landing next.
Briefings, summaries, drafts. Apple Intelligence and Gemini Nano, running on your device. No clouds, no copies, no compromise.
iPhone and iPad today. macOS, Android and Wear OS are in active testing — same design system, same Off Duty rules, no second app to learn.
Designed for the keyboard. A single pill-toolbar, four tabs, command palette under ⌘K. Not a stretched iPhone.
A proper desktop app, not an iPad wrapper. Window chrome, real keyboard nav, and a menubar widget that shows your day — quietly.
Material 3 where it makes sense, missn where it matters. Same brand orange, same italic serifs, same Off Duty hours.
Apple Watch and Pixel Watch get the same three signals — next event, unread mail, today's task. Plus six custom Missn faces and proper complications for both platforms. Both currently in testing.
One Krone-Bahn, three signals. Inline + circular + rectangular + corner complications. Tap a row to reply with AI or join the call directly.
Three Tiles, one swipe away from the watch face. Material 3 Expressive pills hug the bezel; a Watch Face Format bundle ships missn's own faces.
Set your hours. After them, work accounts go quiet. Personal accounts don't. It's the difference between an app that respects you and one that doesn't.
Apple Intelligence and Gemini Nano live on-device. Your mail, your calendar, your tasks never leave the hardware in your pocket. We don't have a copy. There's no model to query later, no training corpus we owe you a footnote about.
Every long thread gets a short, honest summary at the top of the mail view. Apple Intelligence or Gemini Nano — whichever your phone has — reads the thread, writes the four lines, and forgets. Nothing leaves the device.
Free while we're in beta — every plan, every feature. When we ship, free stays useful and the paid tiers are priced like a coffee, not a subscription.
Everything you need to keep a day in order. No credit card.
For one person, every device, every account.
For people running more than one inbox at once.