Ask for a page. Open a real screen.
Thogits is an AI-native workspace. The database holds the records. Pages are how you look at them and work them.
You do not pick a canned kanban and hope it fits. You ask the assistant for the screen you need. It builds a real page on your records. You open it. You use it.
You do not pick from a canned set of views. You get a page designed for the job.
Built for the work, not a view picker
A page is a custom UI on your data. It might be:
- A list of open tickets with the filters you actually triage on
- A board of jobs by stage
- A dashboard of invoices, overdue amounts, and who owes what
- A detail screen for a person, a project, or a booking
- A form you will fill in, not one you fight
Those are examples. The assistant is not limited to a fixed set of view types as platform objects. It writes the page.
When the work changes, ask again. Add a column. Split a dashboard. Hide a field nobody uses. The page is code the assistant can rewrite. Your records stay put.
Fast on web and iPhone
Pages are meant to be used, not demoed. They load quickly. They feel instant. They sync across devices, so the board on the laptop is the same board on iPhone.
There is no separate mobile product. The same page runs on the web and on iOS. If you run ops from a van, a kitchen, or a shop floor, you still get a real screen — not a shrunken desktop table.
How you get a page
Talk to the assistant
Be specific.
“Give me a page of this week’s jobs, grouped by crew.” “A dashboard for unpaid invoices over 30 days.” “A board for the candidate pipeline, with the notes we already have.”
The assistant reads the database, writes the page, and puts it in the space. Keep asking until the screen matches how you think.
Start from a system
You can also start from a template — a starting system with pages already in it — then reshape those pages.
Pages sit on the database
A pretty screen with no source of truth is a mockup. Thogits pages read and write the same typed records as everything else: the assistant, automations, integrations, and the API.
That is why this works for small teams and operations that outgrew a doc with a table in it. The page is the interface. The database is the system of record.
Try it
Open Thogits and ask for the screen you keep rebuilding in a spreadsheet. See the full Features list, check pricing, or sign up and request a page.