Asana plus your own tasks
Pull your Asana queue in, then add the work that never makes it onto the board.
SyyncSyync AI is a focused workspace for your daily workflow: your Asana queue, the tasks Asana never sees, and a notebook that summarises itself into action.
Pull your Asana queue in, then add the work that never makes it onto the board.
Dump meeting notes, get an AI summary and a list of actions you can accept in one tap.
Publish any note as a read-only link for teammates — no account needed to read it.
Five steps from a scattered board to a single place where the work — and the first draft of it — already exists.
Hit Sync in the workspace and your Asana tasks land in Syync with their project tag, focus level and time estimate. Anything Asana never sees — a quick fix, a reply, a follow-up — you add straight into Syync with the composer. Both live in the same board, so nothing hides in a second tool.
Tasks are grouped into Code & Dev, Content & Docs and Quick Hits so you pick a headspace instead of a to-do list. Search and filter narrow the board to the handful of things that match the energy you actually have right now.
Open any task and the copilot drawer gives you four tabs: Draft generates an outline plus a starter code snippet, Sync writes a status comment you can push back to the Asana thread, Ask AI is a rubber-duck chat scoped to that task, and Activity logs every AI action, status move and source note with timestamps.
Write meeting or research notes in the notebook. One tap summarises them and extracts suggested action items — accept them individually or all at once and they become real tasks, linked back to the note they came from.
Flip a note to public and Syync mints a read-only /n/… link you can drop in Slack or an email. Teammates read the summary and actions without an account, and you can switch sharing off again at any time.