Most teams don't lack tools — their work is just scattered. Tasks decided in WhatsApp, deadlines in someone's head, files in four drives. OGEN puts the work in one calm place and sorts it by what's actually urgent.
A new teammate understands OGEN by wandering around it for fifteen minutes. That's a constraint we hold on purpose — the moment a tool needs explaining, people stop opening it.
Not a list with priority tags bolted on. Four boxes — urgent and important, important, urgent, neither — and every task lives in one of them. You can see what actually matters without reading a single row.
Type in the box you mean and press Enter. No modal, no required fields, no picking a project first. Move it along with one click on the dot: to do, in progress, done. Finished work leaves the board and files itself by week.
Chat, files and calls in one place, with an Onumber so you can reach someone in another company without adding them to yours. Decisions stay attached to the thing they were about.
The desktop app can run its AI entirely on your computer — offline, free, and nothing leaves the building. On the web and phone, OGEN answers through cloud models, or your own API key if you bring one.
Start with three sections. Turn on sprints, projects, budget or the journal the day you need them — and turn them off again if you don't. The app shrinks to fit the team, not the other way round.
Tasks, files and history live in your own workspace — export them or take the whole database with you whenever you like. No per-seat AI tax and no lock-in.
Native on macOS, Windows and Linux — your workspace running locally, private AI included. In final code-signing now; use OGEN on the web today.
That's the rule teams end up adopting on their own — and the day someone opens OGEN to answer a question instead of asking the group, it has paid for itself.
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