Conduital
The Productivity System That Thinks With You·conduital.com
Conduital is a Notion-based productivity system built for knowledge workers, freelancers, and solopreneurs who manage multiple projects. It provides structured workflows for daily planning, weekly reviews, and project tracking, including a Momentum Dashboard, an Intelligent Inbox that routes captured items to the right project, and a Weekly Review system with an AI co-pilot. It combines David Allen's GTD methodology with Tiago Forte's PARA framework to connect tasks, notes, and projects into one system, aiming to reduce the manual maintenance typical of static Notion templates.
What it's for
Features 13
- 90-day activity heatmap
- AI-powered Weekly Review co-pilot that summarizes portfolio and flags risks
- Automatic discovery that surfaces new projects, areas, and resources without manual entry
- Connected Knowledge linking notes, projects, and goals
- Filter and sort projects by status
- GTD (Getting Things Done) methodology combined with PARA framework
- Intelligent Inbox that auto-routes captured items to the right project
- Interactive demo on the homepage
- Momentum Dashboard showing active projects, deadlines, and daily focus
- Momentum tracking/scoring showing whether projects are moving, stalling, or need attention
- One-time purchase Notion template (no recurring maintenance overhead)
- Project Tracker showing priority, momentum, progress, and last activity
- Works offline (per Product Hunt description)
At a glance
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Pricing
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