Paso is a private timeline planner for CTOs carrying more than the company board can show. Plan the critical project alongside bugs, Slack requests, 1:1s, decisions, and everything else competing for your week.
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A private timeline for the work your company board can’t hold.
See every role competing for your week
Keep company work, people topics, personal plans, and side projects separate - or view them together when you need the real picture of your capacity.
"I always hated Notion. So I was looking for an alternative where I can put down thoughts or tasks quickly, which is exactly what Paso can do."
Marvin
"Nozbe used to give me a similar sense of mental relief, but Paso surpasses it in simplicity and effectiveness."
Tomasz
"I could just open it and start working right away. No unnecessary setup like in Notion or Obsidian."
Hubert
"Notion, but simple - no bullshit. Strong product..."
Kamil
"Finally something simple, yet sufficient. I tried Notion and Obsidian, but all the setup always discouraged me."
Pavel
"I appreciate how simple it is to use and how simple and clear UI interface is. The timeline solution is excellent, and the draft space is very useful."
Rafbandura
"I love the timeline, being able to see what you’ve done on what day is awesome."
Will
"Paso helps me build a timeline of my work process and understand whether I’m staying within a reasonable workload. That is the key value for me."
Denizio
"A multi-day perspective and flexibility is what I was missing in all previous apps. Paso nails it."
Maciej
"I am running a couple of separate lines of work / research projects in my current job, Paso works great for this."
Wolfgang
"I was looking for something simple with a friendly UX and UI, and Paso is exactly that."
Rafał
Simple enough to survive a startup week.
No second system to maintain
Paso sits beneath the tools your team already uses. Open it, write what comes next, and adjust the week. No databases, tags, or planning workflow to configure.
Proof that the important work moved
Look back at the decisions, fixes, and finished steps that kept the company moving - even when the main project is still open.
Private by default
Keep people topics, rough decisions, and personal shorthand to yourself. Share a project only when collaboration helps.
Let urgent requests wait safely
Move a request to the backlog without losing it - or pretending you can handle it today. Bring it into the week when there is real space.
Frequently
asked questions
Is this another tool my team has to use?
Will Paso tell me what to prioritize?
Can I plan technical work that is hard to estimate?
Can I keep sensitive work private?
Can I see meetings next to my tasks?
Can I use Paso across devices and offline?
Is Paso free?
