Use case
Daily journaling
Write, reflect, plan a gentle next step, and review your week in a private local journal.
Find your daily journal workflowUse cases
These are practical, distinct workflows for people who need a calmer system for notes, planning, sales follow-through, writing, and focused work. Each one names what Mind Marshal helps with, what it does not replace, and a small way to test the fit with real work.
Every page also shows how Pro takes that workflow further as of 0.1.24: governed runs you can save as routines, stage workflows with conditions, branches and an action library, and chat that answers from your own pages with citations. Each item is something the app does today, each write is undoable, and the free workspace stays unlimited either way.
Use case
Write, reflect, plan a gentle next step, and review your week in a private local journal.
Find your daily journal workflowUse case
Connect capture, tasks, projects, dates, and a weekly review without splitting context across apps.
Build a personal plannerUse case
Hold discovery, decisions, initiative context, and personal follow-through beside the shared tracker.
See the PM workflowUse case
Run a clearer weekly operating rhythm for projects, customer promises, private decisions, and startup context.
Plan the business weekUse case
Keep customer context, call notes, preparation, and follow-ups together without replacing the team CRM.
Plan the next account moveUse case
Keep technical notes, code snippets, design questions, plans, and optional GitHub capture together.
Organize work around the codeUse case
Connect source notes, outlines, drafts, revision lists, and optional writing help in one owned workspace.
Set up a writing workspaceUse case
Keep client context, follow-ups, next actions, and a weekly portfolio view in one private place.
Plan client workStart with a real project
The full local workspace is free with no time limit. The 14-day trial also unlocks every Pro AI and automation feature, with no email address or payment card required. Begin with one journal, project, draft, or client commitment instead of moving everything at once.