Catch the important bits.
Bring tasks into one place. With optional Gmail and Slack connections, review suggestions from conversations before deciding what becomes work.
A PERSONAL WORKSPACE, RECONSIDERED
Less scattered.
More settled.
Your tasks, your calendar, and the context in between. One considered place to work out what matters—and make room for it.
An invite-only beta. A workspace that’s yours.
A PLACE FOR THE WHOLE PICTURE
Work is connected.
Your tools should be, too.
A task without context is just another checkbox. Kernel connects the things you need to do with the conversations they came from and the time you actually have.
A plan that fits your life.
See tasks alongside your calendar. Give work a place in your day, respect your working hours, and leave space between commitments.
Learn from the actual day.
Track time while you work or add it later. Review what happened, not just what you hoped to finish, and bring that perspective into tomorrow.
CONNECTED, ON YOUR TERMS
Useful context.
Deliberate choices.
Connections are optional. Suggestions are for review. Your private workspace stays separate from everyone else’s.
How Kernel handles your dataGoogle Calendar
See availability and manage authorized calendar events.
Gmail
Read connected email for reviewable task and event suggestions.
Slack
Bring selected conversations into your planning context.
Google sign-in uses basic identity details. It does not, by itself, grant Kernel access to your inbox or calendar.
A FEW GOOD QUESTIONS
Before you
make yourself at home.
Can I join the beta?
Kernel is preparing an invite-only beta. Get in touch to ask about early access. Each accepted invitation gives one person a private workspace.
Is Kernel a shared team workspace?
Not in this beta. Kernel is designed around an individual workspace. Shared workspaces and team role management are not part of the current release.
Does Google sign-in read my Gmail?
No. Signing in uses basic Google identity details through Clerk. Calendar and Gmail connections are separate, optional authorizations. The privacy policy explains the difference.
Do AI suggestions take action for me?
Inbox suggestions are drafts for you to review. You decide whether to accept them as tasks or calendar events. When these optional features are enabled, relevant content and context are processed by external AI services, as described in the privacy policy.
Can I disconnect or remove imported data?
Yes. Disconnecting and deleting imported data are separate actions. Disconnect first to stop future intake, then remove imported data where the feature is available. Accepted work and some history can remain. Read the full deletion instructions.
START WITH A LITTLE SPACE
Make room for
what matters.
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