Track anything, get notified.

Freestyle monitors the things you care about and taps you on the shoulder when you need to pay attention. Set up alerts on competitor activities, price drops, missed emails, or anything on the web.

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Freestyle Todos and notes make sure nothing slips again

Freestyle tracks what you care about in your Todos list and notes. It'll periodically check on its own, remind you when you're falling behind, verify whether or not something was done, or help do the work for you.

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FAQ

What does Freestyle actually do?

Freestyle is a desktop buddy that monitors the things you care about and alerts you when something needs your attention. You tell it what to watch, like a price, your inbox, a news topic, a GitHub repo or any page on the web, and it checks on its own and stays quiet until something changes that matters. When it does, it taps you on the shoulder with what it found and what you can do about it. It connects to your email, calendar, Slack, GitHub, Notion and Drive, and anything it wants to send or buy waits for your approval first.

How is this different from reminders, alerts or notifications?

A reminder fires on a date you typed in, and a notification fires every time anything happens. Neither knows whether it actually matters. Freestyle watches the source itself, so it can tell that the price finally dropped, that the email you never answered is now overdue, or that a deadline moved, and only interrupts you for those. Everything else stays out of your way.

Will it send email or buy things without asking?

No. Every action that sends, posts or buys stops first and shows you exactly what it would do, including the recipient and the full message. Nothing happens until you press Allow.

Which apps does it connect to?

Gmail, Google Calendar, Slack, GitHub, Notion, Google Drive and Google Sheets, plus around 1,200 more through MCP. You choose which ones to connect, and you can disconnect any of them at any time.

How often does it check?

Everything you ask Freestyle to monitor becomes a scheduled task, a standing job it runs on a timer. You set how often each one runs. Something fast moving, like an inbound lead or a price drop, can run every few minutes, while a renewal date only needs a daily look. You can change the schedule later, or run one straight away to see what it finds.

What does it cost?

Free is $0 forever: 50 agent runs a week, up to 5 scheduled tasks, and unlimited notes, todos and integrations, with no credit card required. Pro is $9 a month billed annually, or $12 monthly, and gives you unlimited agent runs and up to 20 scheduled tasks. Max, coming soon at $20 a month, will add frontier models with reasoning, deep research, and unlimited scheduled tasks. Pro starts with a 7-day free trial. See the full breakdown on the pricing page.

No credit card. Works on macOS 13 and up.