Turn this into your daily workflow.
Spin up the list without leaving the conversation.
A new project comes up and it needs its own list -- but making it means switching to TickTick, adding the list, naming it, coming back. By then the thought's moved on. Littlebird's in the thread where it started.
Connect TickTick and it creates a new list from a Chat request.
Connect TickTick and Littlebird can create a new list in TickTick from a Chat request, so "start a list for the offsite" happens where the idea came up -- no switch to TickTick.
Littlebird can create a new list in TickTick from a Chat request, so a new project gets its own list without you opening the app.
Littlebird can add tasks to TickTick from a chat message, a meeting, or a passing thought, so the list starts populated in the same thread.
Littlebird can find your TickTick lists, so the new one sits alongside the rest whenever you ask what you've got. The full set of what Littlebird does across TickTick is on the TickTick integration page.
Name the list. It exists, same breath.
Littlebird starts working on its own by paying attention to your active window, so you get value the moment you install it. But creating lists needs TickTick connected -- it takes a few seconds in Settings > Integrations.
Yes. Littlebird can create lists, add and update tasks, mark tasks complete, and reschedule tasks in TickTick -- all from Chat, and all actions you trigger. It never acts without your request, never trains on your data, and never sells it.
Connect TickTick in Settings > Integrations, then ask it to make the list. See everything Littlebird does with TickTick on the TickTick integration page.
Turn this into your daily workflow.
