Kitchen sinks
are for dishes.
Too much project management and CRM software feels like someone said yes to everything.
tgethr is a simpler place to manage projects and keep up with customers. Built for small teams with work to do.
Take a look insideA new tgethr is taking shape.
Ask Sarah about
the paper samples.
To-do list
Wedding
planning
Pick up where
you left off.
The tasks, the next deadline, and the people involved.
Here's a project in tgethr.
For the team that wears a few hats.
You know the client.
You do the work.
You need both in view.
In a small studio, consultancy, or business, the person who takes the first call might also deliver the project.
tgethr gives that work a shared home. To-do lists live inside projects. Notes live with people and companies. A follow-up gives a promise a date.
And when someone asks where things stand, there's a place to look.
How to keep client notes and project tasks togetherA few things
we care about.
Find it while you're thinking of it.
One search across your people, companies, projects, and tasks, with suggestions as you type.
Make room for the way you work.
Keep a deal pipeline if you need one. Turn it off if you don't. Choose a color that feels like your place.
Keep a way out.
Export your account's records and files. Your work should be something you can take with you.
An old name. A new chapter.
It started with
an email thread.
"Get Tgethr: A Simple Email Collaboration Tool"
Years ago, Nate built tgethr as a simpler way to collect email conversations. A little place to keep a shared thread.
That idea still feels useful. This time, we're making room for the projects, the people, and the small promises around those conversations.
We're starting small, using it ourselves, and shaping it around real work.
Here's to making things, together.
A few fair questions.
Can I use tgethr yet?
We're preparing the first hosted version. This page is an early look at the product, not a public launch. Existing workspace members can sign in.
Is it project management or a CRM?
Both, kept small. Projects hold tasks, messages, and files. People and companies hold relationship notes and follow-ups. Contacts can be connected to projects so you can see the work and the relationship together.
What about email?
The current build can import email files and keep them with related contacts. BCC capture needs its receiving service connected. Gmail sync is not available yet.
What will it cost?
We haven't set public pricing yet. We'll publish it before opening signups.
A little more together.
That's the idea. We're glad you're here.
See the project overview