Everything waiting on you. Answered from one screen.
Docket gathers what needs you from every Jira account, Linear, Figma and your mail into one ranked list. You answer it there, and the answer goes to the account that owns it. Mail stays read-only.
On your Mac, with no Docket account. No server of ours holds your work.
One list, answered where the work lives.
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One list, every account
Hosted and self-hosted Jira, several clients and Linear, side by side. Blocked and urgent work sits at the top.
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Your answer lands in the source
Comment, move a ticket, set an estimate or reply in Figma. It is written when you press send, and logged.
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Suggestions wait for your yes
Plans, meeting follow-ups and drafts from Ask wait for you. By default, nothing we suggest is written until you approve it.
What it does
How work reaches the list
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From your tools
Docket reads Jira, Linear, Figma, Confluence, Obsidian, calendar, mail, Dovetail and Miro. Library connectors for GitHub, Asana, Notion and more count your assigned work too.
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From your meetings
We record the call on your Mac, with no bot in the call, and transcribe it on this Mac. With an AI engine, follow-ups are drafted for you. After your review they become tickets, plan lines or calendar blocks. A kept meeting carries the name you give it. Tell everyone on the call that you are recording. In many places you need their consent.
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From your day
Plan my day proposes blocks against your real calendar. They stay dashed until you approve them, and then they go to your calendar.
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From a launcher
A docket:// link or the docket command leaves a card in Needs you. Nothing from outside writes to your tools.
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From your voice
Say it, then approve it. Voice proposals are a switch on the Dictation page, off until you choose them. Hold the dictation key and say “comment on” with a ticket key, “new ticket” or “block time”. A card waits in Needs you for your yes. It works without an AI engine. Dictation takes Dutch and English, and the three openers are English.
No account, and no server of ours
for your clients' work to end up on.
No server of ours holds your work. What you connect stays on your Mac, and the AI runs there too, unless you choose an external engine. Your tickets, your transcripts and your recordings live in plain files you can open. Every connection the app can make, enumerated.
- Your data in plain, readable files; export everything, any time
- Email is a read-only connection: the app cannot post, mark or send
- Everything already synced stays readable even if you stop paying
- If the project ever ends, the source opens (the Obsidian pledge)
Why one app
My morning used to be four tools that didn't talk to each other: tasks in Jira, comments in Figma, a notetaker for the meetings, a planner for the day. My work sat on all of their servers. Docket is that stack folded into one app.
Tim Reerink, who built Docket
We compared Docket with five task and calendar tools and ten meeting-notes tools, each on the vendor's own pages. Where they beat us has its own section. Read the full comparison, with its sources.
Pricing
Simple, upfront pricing
No free tier and no trial: the connectors cost real maintenance every time Jira, Figma or Google move something, and that is what the rate pays for.
The first 25 buyers pay the founding rate on the monthly plan: enter
FOUNDING25 at checkout, while it lasts.
- Every connector, every feature
- Nine sources on one screen
- Write back without leaving
- Your data stays readable forever
- Everything in One person, per person
- From three people up
- Each runs their own copy, with their own connections
- Their own identity in every Jira
Nothing is shared between installs — this is a volume price, not a shared workspace.
Buy for three or moreDocket runs on macOS 26 or later, on a Mac with Apple silicon.
Fourteen days to change your mind. Not a trial you have to remember to cancel — a refund, on request, with no form and no argument. One email and you get your money back.
How renewals, a failed card and cancelling work, and what happens to your data if you stop or if we do: the FAQ and the billing policy.
FAQ
Questions
Where does my data live?
On your Mac, in plain readable files. No server of ours holds your work, and there is no account. Your source tokens are in your macOS Keychain, and the security page states exactly what that does and does not buy you.
Where does the recorded audio go?
Nowhere. Recording and transcription happen on the device, and the action-item extraction works on the transcript, never the audio. By default the AI runs on this Mac only. External engines are your choice, and the AI engine card in Sources names the engine that ran last. The Sensitive box starts ticked for every recording, and keeps that transcript on this Mac whatever you chose.
Does it write to my tools, or just read them?
Jira and Linear get comments, status changes, estimates, priorities, assignees and new tickets. Jira also takes a work log. Figma gets your replies, and your calendar gets the blocks you approve. What you send yourself is written when you send it. Proposals wait for your approval, and every write lands in an in-app audit log. Email is read-only: the app opens the mailbox in read-only mode and can never post, mark or send.
What happens if I stop paying, or you stop building?
Your data is never hostage: everything already synced stays readable, and export always works. And if the project is ever discontinued, the source opens, the same pledge Obsidian made.