Muriki Focus
Your day, sorted before nine.
focus is the module already standing. It handles individual work: what's due today, what's late, what has a time slot — and the time actually reserved for each thing. It works with no connection, because the data lives on your device before it lives on a server.
Get accessEverything that fits in your day.
A list that respects hierarchy
Epic, task and subtask on one screen, with progress adding up from the bottom.Priority and status in sight
Urgent, high, medium and low next to the state — no opening a task to know where it stands.Dependencies between tasks
One waits on another, and that shows in the list and on the timeline instead of becoming a surprise.Blocks with a reason
A stalled task shows why it stopped and for how long, instead of sinking into the list.Timeline of what's coming
The week or the month on one line, with the critical path and whatever is already overdue.Calendar next to the tasks
Meetings and tasks in one view: the day you planned is the day that exists.Focus blocks
Reserve the task's time on the calendar. Meetings don't land on top of what's already booked.Notes that become tasks
Jot it in two taps and turn it into action when it makes sense, without leaving the screen.Works offline
Editing without a network is normal behaviour. Sync happens in the background when it returns.
What it reaches.
Integrations arrive with the agent. All of them go through MCP, the open protocol the rest of the market is adopting — so a new server plugs in without us writing code for each one.
- Google Calendar
Meetings show up next to tasks, and the focus block lands on the real calendar.
- Microsoft 365
Outlook meetings join the same day view, without a duplicated calendar.
- Slack
A flagged message becomes a task with a due date, and what closed reports back.
- Email
Anything that needs action becomes a task without copying subject and sender by hand.
- Any MCP
A server your team already runs plugs in the same way as the rest.
Is your team in the next wave?
Access opens in waves, as the modules become ready. People on the list go first.